Domineering Rebirth: The Fallen Female Pharmacist

The eldest princess Long Yao, the second princess Long Shang, the third prince Long Fang, the fourth prince Long Jian, the fifth prince Long Bing, and the sixth princess Long Yan.

The lineup is undoubtedly strong for the first time in many years. It seems that she, Long Jun, has no status at all in the hearts of these people.

Long Jun gave everyone a cold smile and said: "I, Long Jun, am back. I should have rekindled old friendships with you immediately, but the days are long." The cold voice was not loud, but it still managed to get through.

In everyone's ears.

After saying that, she glanced meaningfully at the people present, turned around and pushed aside those who blocked her way, and walked into the Fanghua Hall.

Seeing her glance, everyone suddenly felt a chill in their necks and couldn't help but shiver.[

What's going on? This girl seems different from before.

Jingmei, who was lying on the soft sedan chair, glared fiercely at the fifth prince Long Bing beside her, and said angrily: "Didn't you say she is dead? What is going on now?"

Long Bing did not answer, his brows furrowed, staring at Long Jun's back, a fierce light flashed in his eyes, there was no difference between dying once and dying twice.

In a dark corner outside the Fanghua Hall, the man in brocade robes looked at Long Jun coldly. His eyes were very similar to Long Jun's, without a trace of warmth, cold and cold.

This daughter of his seems to be different from before, interesting, very interesting.

Fanghua Hall, the largest palace in the harem, was the residence of the former empress. When she was young, Long Jun lived with her mother in Fanghua Hall. Later, her mother died and the emperor never established a new queen, so Long Jun lived alone in Fanghua Hall.

Yesterday, during the grand banquet in the palace, the Seventh Princess slipped and fell into the water. It was supposed to be a moment of silence, but someone quickly focused on the Fanghua Palace.

The eldest princess, Long Yao, is eighteen years old. She is unruly, domineering and unreasonable by nature. The former Long Jun was often bullied by her.

Long Jun walked towards the palace, but before she entered the main hall, a fiery red figure stopped her.

"Stop!" he shouted softly, with a domineering tone that could not be ignored.

Long Jun raised his head and looked at the fiery red body. He raised his eyebrows slightly and his cold eyes fell on the flower-like jade face.

"Elder sister? Is there something wrong?"

"Bah - do you deserve to be called the Great Imperial Sister? Trash, get out of the Fanghua Palace, immediately, immediately." Long Yao's face was as cold as frost, and there was strong contempt in her eyes when she looked at Long Jun.

Waste? Long Jun raised his eyebrows again, searching for information about Long Yao in his memory.

Alchemist? Long Yao turned out to be an alchemist? A low-level first-level alchemist. Although he was only a low-level first-level alchemist, he was one of the very few in the Kenye Empire.

To become an alchemist, your soul power must be stronger than that of ordinary people, and your natural attributes must be fire and wood. Only with such attributes can you be qualified to become an alchemist.

But even if you have these qualifications, it's useless if you don't have a teacher with enough strength to teach you step by step.

Not everyone can afford the honor of an alchemist, so even a first-grade low-level alchemist is the idol of countless people in the Kenye Empire.

No wonder she is so arrogant and arrogant. She has this kind of ability.[

It's a pity that the Long Jun she met today is no longer the same Long Jun as before.

Long Jun crossed his slender arms around his chest, looked up at Long Yao, who was a head taller than him, and said: "This is the Fanghua Hall, where does the eldest emperor want me to go?"

Long Yao was startled. She didn't expect that Long Jun would dare to contradict her. When she bullied Long Jun in the past, she just suffered it silently. She didn't even have the courage to look at her, but now...