Get the resurrection scroll, and eat melons and meat after entering the book

Wu Qing felt everyone's gaze, but so what? She'd recently become obsessed with love, and all she had eyes for was Helian Han. Others, irrelevant to her, could look at her and chat as they pleased.

Helian Han warned Wu Qing from his horse: "Take your feet out of the stirrups."

The subwoofer exploded above Wu Qing's head, entered her ears, and made half of her body numb.

Helian Han turned over and dismounted.

Wu Qing carefully pulled her foot out of the stirrup and found that Helian Han had already dismounted. She dared not move. The three words "Helian Han" came out of her mouth. She was so panicked that she blinked twice before realizing that she was outside and the man's name was called out like that.

But, but this can't be blamed on her. How could Helian Han go down so smoothly? What should she do now?

Helian Hanben had no intention of leaving, but he just got off the horse first. The two of them were in private, especially in bed. Wu Qing often called him by his full name, and he didn't think it was inappropriate. As soon as his feet touched the ground, he turned around and opened his arms to face Wu Qing.

He knew that Wu Qing couldn't get off the horse by herself.

The moment Wu Qing saw Helian Han turn around and face her, tears welled up in her eyes. He hadn't forgotten me and even came to pick her up.

Without thinking, Wu Qing threw herself into Helian Han's open arms, closed her eyes, and dived into them.

Helian Han raised his eyebrows. How could he see the spirit of being ready to die bravely from Wu Qing's posture when she dismounted?

It’s just the next horse, is it that serious?

Helian Han didn't know that Wu Qing's mentality was not much different from going to die. She didn't care what others saw or said, but she couldn't let others see her buttocks or face!

So she simply handed herself over to Helian Han. Falling on him was better than falling off the horse herself.

In full view of everyone, Wu Qing threw herself into Helian Han's arms gorgeously.

Helian Han caught the person, tightened his arms, held him tightly, and then gently put the person on the ground, but that was not the end.

He whispered in Wu Qing's ear, "Don't let go yet. Can you try to walk?"

Wu Qing thought Helian Han said that she was so scared that her legs were weak, but after getting off the horse, she found that the inside of her thighs were rubbing.

Could it be that Helian Han knew? Wu Qing looked up at him in disbelief, frowning, "It hurts!"

Helian Han knew this would happen, but Wu Qing's expression of disbelief made him curl his lips and say, "I'll take you back."

The person who came over startled Wu Qing when he called out "Helian Han." He felt like he had heard the voice before, but couldn't recall where. The weak "pain" sounded even more familiar. Before he could recover from the shock, he saw the distinguished Prince Yi pick him up...

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The hunting activities in Dayu originally consisted of only celebrations and about ten days of hunting. However, during the reign of Emperor Xihe, a female general emerged. She was Gu Shaoyin, the aunt of the second branch of the Gu family. In the eighteenth year of Xihe, the year Helian Hao was born, the twenty-year-old Gu Shaoyin won a great victory against the Western Di Kingdom. Shortly after returning to the capital to be conferred the title of general, the victorious general caught up with the spring hunting that year. Emperor Xihe asked Gu Shaoyin to accompany him and said to the Gu family, "I have brought most of the young generation of the aristocratic families with me. The Gu family should choose a husband for our female general!"

Gu Shaoyin really liked one of them, and this matter became a good story. Emperor Xihe also issued an edict that each family could bring girls of appropriate age to the royal hunting in spring and autumn.

Therefore, the spring hunting and autumn hunting added activities such as horse racing and boxing competitions that women could watch.

It is equivalent to giving young people an opportunity to observe from afar.

Although Prince Yi led the Emperor in presiding over the autumn hunt this year, female relatives were also allowed to accompany him according to custom.

Of the six ministers of state, only the Minister of War accompanied the expedition on this autumn hunt; the rest stayed in the capital to handle court affairs.

Naturally, there were also many visitors from the five major families in Beijing, namely Fu, Wang, Xie, Qian, and Huan. Not only did they bring their nephews and nephews who had not yet entered officialdom, but they also brought their wives and half-grown daughters.

As soon as the horn sounded, most of the men went to join the hunting, and most of the people left here were women and children.

Today is the first day of hunting, and everyone wants to win the first prize. Other activities will be carried out in the next few days.

The group of ladies who stayed behind were chatting with their daughters when they suddenly saw a dazzling horse running towards them. Naturally, they all followed it. Before they could ask why someone came back, they watched Prince Yi get off the horse and hold another girl in his arms.

All the imperial eunuchs and their wives were still putting on airs, asking each other and their acquaintances about what royal secrets they had heard.

"Isn't that Prince Yi?" The outspoken Madam Qi watched from afar, unsure, and hurriedly asked Madam Hua who was standing beside her.

The Hua family is Prince Yi's maternal family, and Madam Hua is Helian Han's aunt-in-law.

Madam Hua was also bewildered. She hadn't heard of this before. Didn't they say that Prince Yi would be unkind to anyone proposing marriage to him? At the very least, he would turn around and leave, and at the worst, he would just chase them away. How could any woman even approach him?

But I can’t tell who he is from his clothes. What’s going on?

"This - we in the Hua Mansion haven't received any news yet!" She firmly believed that if her husband knew, she would not hide it from him. Although Hua Deng didn't have any great abilities, she was always satisfied with the fact that he would tell her about anything.

Any movement of this eldest nephew would be a top priority for the Hua family, and Hua Deng would definitely tell her.