Five years after her death, she awoke on the dragon bed.

Chapter 92 The Emperor's Wedding Night
Lou Suyi shrank her neck, finding Murong's voice very soothing, and seriously suspected that he was flirting with her.

This kind of emperor made her feel very dangerous.

Yes, Empress Dowager Chen sent her here. With his cunning, there's no reason he couldn't see that Empress Dowager Chen sent her here to ruin his and Consort Hui's plans. How come he seems completely unconcerned about her causing trouble?

While she was lost in thought, Murong pressed his fingers against her lips and said, "Don't seduce me. I have a lot of memorials to review."

Lou Suying blinked, instinctively retorting, "I didn't!"

He was the one who came over and flirted with her, so how did it become that she seduced him?
Murong glanced at her deeply: "Play by yourself."

Lou Suyi sat in the armchair, staring blankly at Murong's back.

She wasn't sure if she was just imagining things, but she always felt that Murong spoke to her with a hint of indulgence. This was the Imperial Study, after all—wasn't this a place a nun could just wander around in?
To be honest, since she entered the palace, although Murong often had a stern face, he was still quite indulgent towards her, probably because she was his savior.

Although this man's personality wasn't very likable, he treated her well, providing her with good food and drink. The only downside was that he had too many women in his harem, and he was a womanizer, falling in love with every woman he met. Even if a man had many other virtues, they would all be negated by that.

After thinking about random things for a while, she went to Murong's side and touched him here and there.

Murong glanced at her: "Just say what you need to say."

Lou Suying immediately greeted him with a smile: "It's too hot in the palace. I'd like to go to Yi Garden to cool off, is that alright?"

Murong was not surprised at all that she brought up the old matter again, but unfortunately the little nun was ultimately disappointed: "No."

"Your Majesty doesn't think I want to run away, does he? I'm living a good life in the palace, why would I run away? I still have Your Majesty as my biggest backer in the palace, only a fool would run away." Lou Suyi even went so far as to slander herself, just to make Murong believe that she would not run away.

"You still know you're stupid?" Murong scoffed.

Lou Suying quickly suppressed her smile, stood behind Murong, and made a gesture as if to strike his head.

Just then, Jinse brought in tea and happened to see the scene of her trying to hit Murong.

Jinse's expression changed drastically: "Kong Chen, how dare you attack His Majesty?!"

Lou Suyi continued clapping in the air as if nothing had happened: "This humble nun is swatting mosquitoes. Jinse, your eyesight isn't very good."

Jinse was surprised that Lou Suyi was so shameless. She hurriedly complained to Murong, "Your Majesty, I saw it very clearly just now. Abbess Kongchen was trying to poison you!"

If she hadn't suddenly entered, no one would have known that Lou Suying was so bold.

Murong turned to look at Lou Suyi: "Kongchen, is what Jinse said true?"

Lou Suyi shook her head innocently: "This humble nun was clearly swatting mosquitoes. Jinse is just being malicious and that's why she misunderstood."

Murong nodded slightly: "I know you don't have the guts."

Jinse became anxious: "This servant saw it clearly, please Your Majesty investigate thoroughly..."

"What, do I need you to teach me how to do things?!" Murong looked at Jinse coldly.

Jinse's eyes reddened with grievance: "This servant is utterly loyal to Your Majesty, please see the truth! Abbess Kongchen cannot be kept alive, this servant humbly begs Your Majesty to—"

"Guards, drag Jinse away and give her thirty strokes of the cane!" Murong, impatient to hear Jinse finish speaking, issued a verbal order.

Soon Jiqing entered, but Jinse was still shouting, "Your Majesty, I'm innocent..."

He quickly covered Jinse's mouth and forcibly dragged her away.

Lou Suyi was stunned and immediately became obedient.

Seeing that the little nun had lost her energy, Murong said indifferently, "There's no need to pay attention to Jinse; she's just a useless servant." Lou Suyi said sullenly, "I won't disturb Your Majesty's handling of state affairs any longer. Please continue with your work."

Seeing how obedient and docile she was, Murong could tell that she was afraid of him.

For the rest of the time, Lou Suyi tried her best to remain quiet and inconspicuous.

As evening approached and Murong was about to have dinner at Quanfu Palace, Lou Suying felt it best not to interfere. What if she went with him, and Murong, in his unsatisfied state, suddenly wanted to beat her?

Although the Empress Dowager instructed her to keep a close eye on Murong, it doesn't mean she was unwilling to do so; rather, it means Murong forbade her to do so.

This way, both sides can be accounted for.

Having made her decision, Lou Suyi felt at ease.

Murong walked in front, and she quietly lagged behind. This way, when Murong noticed that she hadn't followed, he would probably think she was sensible and clever. Murong would be so pleased that he might even reward her.

As she was making her plans, seeing the imperial procession ahead, and just as she was about to turn back to Qianqing Palace, Jiqing suddenly caught up with her: "Why are you walking so slowly, Abbess? Hurry up and catch up with His Majesty."

Lou Suyi looked at Jiqing and winked at him, hoping that her eyes would convey her intentions.

To everyone's surprise, Ji Qing immediately reached out and pulled her forward.

Before long, she arrived at Murong's side.

Sitting on the imperial carriage, Murong Dan glanced at her and said, "How could someone this big get lost?"

Lou Suyi was speechless. Wasn't it just what he wanted that she didn't follow?
Was he genuinely unaware that he had intentionally fallen behind, or did he simply not want her to remain uninvolved?
They remained silent the entire way until they entered the Quanfu Palace.

Liang Wanying had already led her entourage to greet the emperor. The moment she saw Murong, she smiled radiantly: "Wanying welcomes Your Majesty."

Murong raised his hand, dismissing her formalities.

Liang Wanying's gaze fell on Lou Suyi's face: "Why is the nun here again?"

She emphasized the word "again," because she really disliked that this nun had come out to get her attention again tonight.

Lou Suyi respectfully replied, "This humble nun is here by order of the Empress Dowager to await Your Majesty's command."

"Your Majesty, tonight is my wedding night with you. Is it inappropriate to bring Abbess Kongchen along?" Liang Wanying forcibly suppressed her disgust for Lou Suyi and turned to Murong, hoping he would tell Lou Suyi to leave.

"It's alright, my dear consort, just pretend she doesn't exist." Murong said, and took the lead into Quanfu Palace.

Liang Wanying was unhappy, and the more she looked at Lou Suyi, the more she found her an eyesore.

However, she already knew that Lou Suyi was sent by Empress Dowager Chen to ruin her plans, so she had a plan in place. She said, "Guests are guests, and we cannot neglect Abbess Kongchen. Molan, please help me entertain the abbess properly."

Mo Lan respectfully agreed and immediately blocked Lou Suyi's path.

Lou Suyi was relieved and, led by Mo Lan, headed towards the west side hall.

"It seems that His Majesty values ​​the nun highly?" Mo Lan took the initiative to strike up a conversation with Lou Suyi.

Lou Suyi feigned surprise: "How could a nun like me possibly value something?"

Mo Lan smiled and said, "His Majesty usually only keeps Ji Qing by his side, but he is willing to take the nun around. Other people would not be able to serve the Emperor like the nun."

Ugh, I thought I sent it, but when I finished my work, I realized it hadn't been updated at all. I'm so ashamed of myself.