Chapter 875 Huang Yu Jiangshan (19)
The Seventh Princess found this Taoist nun just for this purpose.
But Chuzheng didn't dislike her.
Let her dance alone.
Taoist nun Huizhen sang harmoniously with the Seventh Princess, frightening everyone present.
They all stayed away from Chu Zheng.
"There is something really wrong with Her Royal Highness."
"I always thought there was something spooky about her."
"Possessed by a ghost..."
"Resurrection from the dead..."
"I'm afraid."
The air in the room seemed to drop several degrees.
The group stood together and stared at Chuzheng with ugly expressions.
Taoist nun Huizhen is a Taoist nun with profound Taoist teachings. What she says is much more credible than the rumors in the market.
The Seventh Princess pointed at Chuzheng and asked, "I feel something is wrong. Who are you? What did you do to my sister?"
"You wish I was dead," Chu Zheng said.
I'm embarrassed to believe your exaggerated acting skills.
The Seventh Princess yelled: "You are talking nonsense, I don't think so. You are not my imperial sister at all. Taoist Sister Huizhen, you must accept her, and you must not let her harm others."
"this……"
Taoist Sister Huizhen hesitated.
"Taoist sister, what's your problem?"
Ning Yao still spoke for Chu Zheng: "Sister Qi Huang, please don't mess around. Sister Huang has a noble status, how can she be possessed by a ghost."
"Sister Sanhuang, don't you look at it. Ever since that incident, she has never been the same as the eldest sister before. She had the best relationship with you before, but now? Do you think she still cares about you? She is not at all. Our eldest princess."
Ning Yao frowned: "But..."
The Seventh Princess interrupted her: "Sister Three Emperors, I want to go into the palace to report to the Queen Mother, and ask the Queen Mother to make a decision!"
The seventh princess asked her people to surround here, and no one was allowed to let go.
The Queen did not believe these things.
But the Seventh Princess brought a Taoist nun with her.
Coupled with Chuzheng's recent weird behavior, the Queen finally asked Chuzheng to enter the palace for a confrontation.
Chu Zheng asked someone to send Yan Ge back first, and she entered the palace alone.
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"Xiao Zheng."
Wen Wu was also in the hall and came over nervously.
"Father," Chuzheng called.
"Don't be afraid." Wen Wu comforted her.
"I'm not afraid." Chuzheng said calmly, "Father, just watch."
Wen Wu wanted to say something, but when he saw Chu Zheng's calm and calm eyebrows, he swallowed it back, nodded and returned to his seat.
The Queen sat on the dragon chair, dignified and majestic: "Xiao Zheng, don't be afraid, the Queen Mother is here. If they talk nonsense, I will definitely not spare them."
The Queen's words seemed to be aimed at Chu Zheng.
Chuzheng: "..."
If it were the original owner, he would probably cry.
pity.
I'm not the idiot that the original owner was.
Chu Zheng didn't express her position, and the Queen was a little embarrassed.
"Taoist Sister Huizhen, how can you identify Xiaozheng?" The Queen looked at Taoist Sister Huizhen.
Taoist Aunt Huizhen didn't know what she was thinking. She didn't respond when the Queen spoke to her.
"Taoist Sister Huizhen, Your Majesty has a question for you." The female officer next to the Queen reminded her.
Taoist Aunt Huizhen seemed to have come back to her senses.
She glanced at the Seventh Princess.
The seventh princess nodded imperceptibly.
However, the expression of the Seventh Princess froze in the next second.
Taoist Aunt Huizhen knelt down directly.
Everyone was stunned.
What does it mean?
Taoist Aunt Huizhen's tone was astonishing: "Your Majesty, the common people were temporarily obsessed with ghosts... They were instructed by His Majesty the Seventh Prince to say that Her Royal Highness was possessed by ghosts. The common people know their mistake and ask for your forgiveness."
The Queen's face sank: "Old Seventh."
The seventh princess was so frightened that she lost her mind: "Mother, my son did not instruct her, she slandered him. Yes"
"The ordinary people don't dare." Taoist Aunt Huizhen pressed her forehead to the ground: "There are no ghosts in this world. It's His Highness the Seventh Highness. I insist that the ordinary people say that Her Royal Highness is possessed by a ghost."
"Mother, I have no children!"
Obviously I said it well before.
Why did Taoist Sister Huizhen suddenly change her tune? !
The Seventh Princess is now frightened and frightened.
"She said something was wrong with Sister Huang." The Seventh Princess pointed at Taoist Aunt Huizhen: "I also feel that Sister Huang has been a little strange recently. Sister Huang has come back from the dead, so she came to report to the mother. I am afraid that something will happen to her." The evil thing crashed into the Queen Mother.”
"Your Majesty is aware of this. How dare common people speak arbitrarily about Her Royal Highness?"
Taoist Aunt Huizhen explained clearly how the Seventh Princess bribed him and how she conspired with him.
She also took out the reward given to her by the Seventh Princess.
It includes an object that represents the identity of the Seventh Princess.
Taoist Aunt Huizhen said it was a token. After the event was completed, the Seventh Princess paid her the remaining money, and she returned the item to the Seventh Princess.
The seventh princess subconsciously touched her sleeves.
empty……
how come!
The seventh princess was panicked.
Her Majesty the Queen's face became increasingly cold.
"Since you conspired with Lao Qi, why do you say it now?"
"Grass people...Grass people are afraid."
Taoist Aunt Huizhen said that when she stood in the majestic and solemn hall and saw His Majesty, who was so wise and powerful, she couldn't help but be afraid in her heart.
I don't dare to conspire with the Seventh Princess anymore, for fear of losing my head.
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Chuzheng stood aside and watched the show as if nothing was wrong.
Ning Yao's eyes fell on her.
This Taoist nun Huizhen must have been bribed by the Seventh Princess.
But why have you changed your tune now?
Ning Yao carefully thought about their journey here.
Chuzheng behaved very calmly, neither impatient nor impatient, looking like an outsider.
correct!
When she was sending the man next to her home, she seemed to have a brief encounter with Taoist Sister Huizhen...
But in such a short period of time, can Taoist Sister Huizhen change her words with only one or two words?
"How outrageous!" The queen slammed the table angrily: "She is your imperial sister, and you actually called your imperial sister a monster and found someone to slander her with you. How did your father teach you!"
"Mother Emperor..." The Seventh Princess trembled in fright: "Mother Emperor, I have no children."
"The Seventh Princess is talking nonsense. If the following is wrong, I will drag her out and beat her twenty times as a warning to others!" The Queen seemed very angry.
"No……"
This is not right.
not like this.
"Let me go, Mother Emperor. I didn't do it. You believe me!"
"It's you..." The Seventh Princess pointed at Chuzheng: "It's you who did it, you framed me!"
Chuzheng: "..."
That’s what I did, what can you do to me! hit me!
"Bitch! Bitch!!"
The Seventh Princess cursed with a ferocious look on her face.
The Queen seemed unable to listen and waved her hands impatiently.
The Imperial Guards quickly dragged the Seventh Princess down.
Chuzheng's fingers moved slightly, and the silver thread spread out from Taoist Sister Huizhen's body, slowly returning to coil around Chuzheng's wrist.
Taoist Aunt Huizhen's whole body softened.
On their way here.
Chuzheng suddenly handed him a stack of banknotes and a token.
She only said one sentence, asking her to tell His Majesty that she had conspired with the Seventh Princess to frame her.
Although this is true.
But Taoist Sister Huizhen definitely doesn't want to.
Isn't this going to die?
But the next second she felt cold all over, and something was crawling on her body.
But she couldn't see it.
Nothing can be seen.
The fear of death instantly enveloped her.
Although saying it would anger the Queen, if she didn't say it, she might die on the way here.
