Princess Consort Is No Pushover

Yun Ruoyue shook her hand while drinking tea.

She, the melon-eating crowd, was still eating melon seeds and drinking tea silently by the side, why did she become the center of the storm all of a sudden.

Hearing what the eldest princess said, she quickly put down the melon seeds, and said very consciously: "Yes, it's fine for me to give up my seat to Concubine Rou."

She even wanted to throw her hands up for it.

She didn't want to attend the Laoshi's womb banquet at all, and she had to prepare gifts for the emperor. She didn't want to shed blood at all, so until now, she didn't prepare any gifts.

Anyway, Princess Zhao said that Prince Li's Mansion will prepare gifts, and it doesn't matter if she prepares or not.

Besides, she didn't know anyone there, and she was still interacting with so many people falsely, that was too restrained.

She doesn't like that occasion and would rather read and sleep at home.

When Nangong Rou heard this, she looked at Yun Ruoyue with joy on her face, "Thank you, sister, you are so generous."

"No!" Before Nangongrou had time to be happy, Chu Xuanchen said coldly, "This is a royal palace banquet, how can it be a joke? Anyone can not go to Li Wangfu, Li Wangfei must go!"

After finishing speaking, he got up coldly, and said to Yun Ruoyue: "Go down and get ready, dress up solemnly, don't lose face to the palace."

Then, he turned around and left, leaving Princess Nangong Ruan looking at each other.

Now that Chu Xuanchen has said so, Yun Ruoyue knows that it is impossible for her not to go to today's palace banquet.

She wanted to check on the Queen Mother's condition by the way, so she didn't refuse, and quickly followed behind him and left.

"Sister Huang..." Seeing the backs of the two leaving, Nangong Rou couldn't hold back, and burst into tears.

The eldest princess hurriedly comforted her, "It's okay Rou'er, she should go to this kind of occasion, otherwise people will say that Xuan Chen dotes on his concubine and destroys his wife, which is not good for Xuan Chen."

When Nangong Rou heard this, she immediately nodded sensiblely, "Sister Huang is right, it's Rou'er who cares too much about the prince, so she didn't think carefully about it."

"It's okay, as long as you know the seriousness of this time." Seeing that Nangong Rou became sensible in time, the eldest princess nodded in satisfaction.

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Crimson Moon Pavilion.

As soon as they heard that the princess was going to the palace to attend the palace banquet, Feng'er and the others hurriedly dressed her up.

It is a big deal to attend the palace banquet, the princess must be dressed up beautifully and dignifiedly.

Yun Ruoyue didn't like to dress up too complicatedly, but it was requested by Chu Xuanchen. She had no choice but to sit in front of the vanity mirror and let Feng'er and the others be busy.

After noon, Feng'er and the others got dressed.

When Yun Ruoyue stood in front of the mirror, she immediately looked at the people inside in amazement.

Is that the dignified and noble woman inside who looks like a fairy descending from the earth?

Well, she admitted that she was narcissistic, and dared to describe herself as a fairy.

This is actually the original owner's appearance, she just borrowed it for use.

In the mirror, she was wearing a stone-blue prince's imperial concubine's court dress. The court dress was embroidered with green foxes, surrounded by five-clawed golden dragons, with the sun and the moon as the inside, and colorful clouds embroidered in the middle. The material was made of the best woven gold. Satin, she looks luxurious, dignified and elegant.

Feng'er put on a pure white mink cloak embroidered with auspicious clouds over her court clothes. Her head was surrounded by emeralds and jewels, and on her hair was a white jade crown of a princess, inlaid with six oriental beads, gold inlaid There are six pieces of jade and some agate gemstones, which are shining and shining.

As she walked, the jade crown on her head jingled like a wind chime, and the hem of her clothes fluttered lightly, showing nobility and majesty everywhere.