Abandoned Woman Busy Farming

Bai Ruozhu didn't need to prepare anything here, but she planned to bring Feng Lanying there. Feng Lanying liked harming people the most.

Unexpectedly, Mo Beishan came back from inquiring about the news and said that the eldest prince had announced that he would participate in the poetry meeting in three days!

"Why is he going? Isn't he trying to make some secret conspiracy?" Bai Ruozhu no longer had a good impression of the polite eldest prince.

"I asked around and found out that in the past years he would often go to poetry gatherings in the Yinfeng Garden. Some girls in Kyoto who have not yet left the imperial court often go there for him. Even if the eldest princess has already been chosen, those aristocratic girls can also be concubines. Ah." Mo Beishan said.

"It looks like he is attending on a routine basis, but we don't know what his plans are. We'd better be more cautious." Jiang Yichun said.

Finally, Bai Ruozhu, Jiang Yichun, Feng Lanying, and Yuan Licheng went to the poetry gathering that was originally attended by Bai Ruozhu and Feng Lanying.

But according to the rules, the male and female guests must sit separately, and the distance between the two parties is quite far. In any case, the only way to communicate is through signals.

Bai Ruozhu didn't go to Fangzi for the past three days to avoid being suspected. She just asked Jianqi to send a message to Fangzi that her second brother had better not go when the poetry gathering was called.

Yoshiko's face paled a bit after receiving the letter, and she immediately understood that if something like that happened, her second brother would have nothing to do with his face, right?

Although she couldn't bear it in her heart, she thought that her second brother hated Hui Zi and would be unhappy if he reluctantly married Hui Zi. The long-term pain was worse than the short-term pain. Besides, it was not a big deal to be embarrassed. As time went by, everyone would forget about it.

Unexpectedly, at the poetry meeting three days later, Bai Ruozhu and the others arrived and asked Fangzi to come and sit with them. After a few words of conversation, Fangzi's expression changed when she saw the men's seat.

Bai Ruozhu followed her line of sight and asked, "What's wrong?"

"My second brother is here." Yoshiko whispered, "I originally asked my mother to leave him at home to talk, but now I'm afraid it's his friend who asked him to come with me."

Bai Ruozhu sighed secretly, there was nothing he could do about it, it seemed like it was destined by God.

She took Fangzi's hand and whispered: "It's okay, just relax."

Yoshiko nodded, lowered her head and took a sip of tea, suppressing the irritability in her heart.

Not far away, Huizi was chatting with someone. They were no longer the girls they used to hang out with, but some new friends, all of whom seemed to be fawning over her. It was probably because their family status was lower than that of Huizi's family.

At this time, Yaxi entered the scene with her friends. Yaxi glanced at Bai Ruozhu and the others quietly, pretending not to be familiar with them.

"Axi, sit here!" Huizi stood up and waved to Axi with a smile, looking very intimate. I don't know, she thought she and Axi were as good as before.

A look of disgust flashed in Axi's eyes, but he still held it back. He smiled and went over to say hello and said, "I'm the host today, and there are a lot of things to do. You guys chat first, I'll come back later."

She said it politely and politely, but Keiko understood that Aki and her were no longer as close as before.

She glared fiercely at Bai Ruozhu and Fangzi in the distance. If it hadn't been for them, how would she have ended up now?

Just wait and see, she will make them look good today!

The auspicious time soon came, and the poetry meeting was about to begin, but the eldest prince had not arrived yet. According to the past rules, there was no need to wait for the eldest prince to start the poetry meeting, and he might not necessarily show up.

Halfway through the first session, the eldest prince and others quietly entered the venue, appearing very low-key, and then silently made their way to the judges' table.

The eyes of many women who wrote letters below lit up, and each of them worked harder.

Bai Ruozhu glanced secretly at the stage and continued to drink tea slowly.

"Hey, Mr. Bai is from the Central Plains. Why don't you write a poem for this Tang-style poetry meeting?" An inappropriate voice sounded. Bai Ruozhu glanced at the other person. It was a strange girl, but she vaguely remembered that this girl had spoken to Huizi.

Bai Ruozhu took a sip of tea and said with a smile: "You girls compete in poems. I just want to see the excitement, so I won't show off my ugliness."

The woman chuckled lightly, "It turns out that Mr. Bai is afraid of showing his embarrassment."

Bai Ruozhu was not angry either. He held his chin and said, "Whether I write poetry or not is none of your business? Are we familiar with each other? You are too lenient."

She said it so rudely, and the woman's face suddenly turned red to her neck. She was so angry and annoyed that she was about to cry.

"Why, didn't you voluntarily participate in this poetry competition? Is it a sin not to write poetry? I don't understand who gave you the confidence to laugh at me?" Bai Ruozhu sneered, "Why am I also an envoy from the Central Plains, and you are the only one who has not left the cabinet? Girls dare to come to my house to find trouble even if they have nothing to do. I don’t know how much they will love to find trouble when they get married in the future.”

The woman's face instantly turned pale, and she couldn't help but burst into tears. She choked and said, "What's wrong with the envoy from the Central Plains? You can't bully others!"

"Since there are so many people here today, everyone is here to comment. If you come to find fault with me, I don't want to express my attitude by writing a poem. If you don't respond, I am bullying others. If all the people in this world who are in the wrong are yelling at each other, Is it fair to bully others?" She said and laughed again, "Since you are willing to be used as a weapon, you must be prepared to bear the consequences."

The sentence "used as a gun" immediately made many people smell the gossip, and the women who were talking to Huizi just now also looked at Huizi subconsciously.

Huizi was a little embarrassed, but she didn't show any signs of it on her face. She stood up and said, "Master Bai, why do you have to be so aggressive? The little girl is just curious to ask you, how much older are you than her? If you speak so aggressively, isn't that bullying?"

Bai Ruozhu suddenly clapped his hands and exchanged hands. The clapping sound made everyone stunned. What kind of performance was this?

"It turns out that Miss Huizi is the one who uses her as a spearhead. If you want to see me write a poem, just tell me directly. Why ask a little girl to take the blame? You also mocked me for being afraid of showing my embarrassment. What a good poem Yes, if you have to come out like this, won’t it affect other people’s performance?”

"When have I ever encouraged her? It's just that I can't bear to see Mr. Bai bullying others and saying a few words of justice." Huizi straightened her back and showed that special attitude of helping her friends.

"Oh, then you are really generous!" Bai Ruozhu praised lightly, then turned around and said, "Okay, I'm done with the nonsense. Let's continue. Don't let irrelevant things affect everyone's poetry writing."

Huizi opened her mouth and wanted to argue angrily. Doesn't this mean that what she just said was nonsense?

But everyone started writing again, but she hadn't started writing yet, so she could only grit her teeth and endure it.

A small episode finally passed, but Huizi and the others did not take advantage. However, in the first session, Yaxi, who was the best at writing poems, did not participate, and Ya'an was not present, so Huizi took the first place.