Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

Chapter 1456 She is just a child

Lin Qingyuan quickly pulled down his hand, "I know, I just said casually."

"You can't be kidding." Long Xuan warned. In that case, it would only trigger thunderous anger if it reached the emperor's ears.

"I see." Lin Qingyuan also knows how serious things are.

Long Xuan was relieved now.

...

The envoys of Southern Xinjiang came to a time, and Princess Manli was beheaded by the seventh day of the day, and a lawsuit was filed in front of Long Martingale.

Long Yin told Long Marting that Manli was beheaded long before the envoy from the Southern Xinjiang entered the palace.

Therefore, Long Yang knew the whole story a long time ago.

"Do you think Princess Manli shouldn't be killed?" He sat behind the royal case, processed the memorial, and took the time to look at them.

The envoy of Southern Xinjiang was originally full of anger, but after he glanced at it, he suddenly became trembling.

"Princess Manli is certainly at fault, but she is not guilty of death. After all, she is our princess. She was killed in this way. Please also ask the emperor to give us an explanation."

After a long while, one of the envoys finally summoned the courage to say.

"Give you an explanation?" Long Yang's expression was still indifferent, but with a slight glance, the envoys were so frightened that they did not dare to come out, and his legs became weak.

"Anyway, Princess Manli is here on behalf of our southern Xinjiang. The general on the seventh day of the seventh day killed her without saying a word. It really disregarded our southern Xinjiang and asked His Majesty to punish him. ."

"According to you, princess Jill deserves to be insulted by your princess Manli?" Long Marting threw a pen, his eyebrows were terrifying, and his eyes looked like they were looking at the dead.

The envoys of Southern Xinjiang were silent for a moment, as if there was a sharp sword hanging over their heads, preventing them from moving rashly.

For a moment, Long Martingale calmed down, "For the sake of Princess Manli's defiance, I don't want to pursue it anymore. I have received your tribute to southern Xinjiang, and you can return home immediately."

Upon hearing the words, the envoys of Southern Xinjiang would not dare to submit the word "Daily" again if they received an amnesty.

"Your Majesty, Emperor Xie, I am waiting to say goodbye!"

"Go." Long Marting's expression was gentle.

The envoys clenched their scalps and quickly stepped back.

Soon, he entered the palace on the seventh day.

He knelt down in front of Long Marting on one knee, "The emperor, the minister invites himself to Xishuiguan, and I hope you will be fine!"

His request was so sudden that Long Yang thought he had heard it wrong, "What did you say?"

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, he said again, "The minister invites himself to Xishuiguan, and I hope the emperor will grant him permission."

This time, Long Yang finally heard clearly, pondered for a moment, and asked: "But because of what Princess Manli said?"

The seventh day is silent.

Long Yang sighed, "You don't have to be like this, the clearer is clear for himself, and you don't have to worry about it."

"The minister's heart is determined, and I hope the emperor will be enlightened!" Chu Qi pursed his lips and suddenly knocked his head down at him.

Long Yang pressed his eyebrows, "Xiao Qi, what kind of person you are, I know very well, why do you..."

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, he raised his head and looked at him firmly, "Master, the subordinates just don't want the rumors to slander Jill."

Although in his mind, Jill was treated like a sister, but the rumors were fierce.

Although Manli was killed by him, what he couldn't deny was that the words and words she said did hurt him.

He had never thought about Jill any more, she was just a child.

While he was in pain, he suddenly realized that it was not enough that he just moved out of the palace.

As long as he was still in the Imperial Capital, it would be impossible to disassociate him from Jill, nor could he be cruel and completely alienated from Jill.

(End of this chapter)