After I disguised myself as a man, I was targeted by the coquettish regent

"Third Prince, you don't have to go around the bush with me anymore. Just tell me directly what you plan to do, right?"

Without actual actions, anything you say is useless.

The third prince looked at her anxious look and felt happy, because the more anxious Princess Changping was, the more sincere she was in expressing her sincerity in the contract with him.

Thinking of this, the third prince turned around and strode to the table, picked up the poured tea and said, "Come on, Princess Changping, why don't we raise a toast together."

Princess Changping looked back at the teacup he raised with a faint expression in her eyes.

"I wish you and my dreams will come true." The third prince smiled evilly, and in an instant, everything around him dimmed.

Princess Changping had to admit that she was indeed beguiled by his beauty, but when she opened her mouth, she found that she could not speak, and the anger in her heart was like a raging river.

She didn't say anything, but walked over, picked up the teacup, and raised it slightly, showing her dignity.

The third prince didn't care about her pretentiousness. He was very happy to be able to get help from the princess in a foreign country.

Putting down the teacup in his hand, the Third Prince left as quietly as he had arrived.

Princess Changping looked at his leaving figure, then looked at the tea in her hand, picked it up, lightly opened her red lips, and took a small sip.

Su Huairuo, if you want to blame me, just blame yourself for lying to me.

Even if the original assassin was not bought by Su Huairuo, based on the fact that she deceived her, Su Huairuo deserved to die.

Damn it.

All deserve to die.

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Royal Palace.

Royal study room.

The third prince left the tea room and did not go back to the post house. Instead, he went directly into the palace to meet Beidi.

He came to ask for answers to the things he mentioned before from the Northland.

"I wonder, Beidi, could you ask Miss Su for the foreign minister?"

Although the marriage between Qin and Jin only required an imperial edict from the emperor, the third prince knew the importance of Taifu Su in the emperor's heart, so it was appropriate for him to ask such a question.

The emperor, who was sitting behind the Long Book Table, heard his hidden secret words. He grabbed the tea on the side and took a sip before putting it down.

Then he slowly replied: "I understand the eagerness of the barbarians to join forces with the Northern Kingdom to form a friendship with the Qin and Jin Dynasties."

"It's just that yesterday, Taifu Su sent someone to tell her that she was resting in the mansion due to physical discomfort, so I didn't mention this matter to her."

"This morning, due to other matters, I neglected to mention what the third prince mentioned. It is my fault."

When the emperor said this, he paused. He stood up, walked around the desk, came to the third prince, and spoke sincerely: "Why don't the third prince play a game of chess with me first? I will immediately send someone to invite Taifu Su to enter the palace. You see

how?"

The third prince's evil peach blossom eyes slightly raised, and the corners of his mouth twitched: "Your Majesty, please invite Taifu Su to the palace. How about inviting Miss Su as well?"

As soon as these words came out, he was immediately opposed by the emperor: "How can a woman who has not left the imperial court meet other men in private? This may be a bit embarrassing for Taifu Su."

What's more, you are still a foreigner...

When the third prince raised this matter, he had already thought that he would be rejected by the emperor, so he didn't look annoyed and even came up with an idea.

"My foreign minister has long heard that Miss Su has the appearance of a celestial being, and has admired her for a long time. I wonder if the emperor can make arrangements so that my foreign minister can secretly take a look at her from a distance."

The emperor frowned. The request made by the third prince was neither too much nor too much.