Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

Chapter 687 Long Martingale, the old fox

He pressed his dry lips.

He never thought to abolish Lu Yunshuang, after all, she is the crown prince he chose, and she has contributed to his position so stable.

But he didn't want to return, he couldn't defy the imperial uncle's meaning, at the very least, he had to follow the imperial uncle's will before he ascended to the throne of God.

When Long arrived late at the Imperial Study Room, he had already come back one step ahead of him on the seventh day of the day, and he reported everything he had seen and heard in the East Palace to Long Marting.

"...Now, the prince is coming here."

Long Yang nodded, and continued to review the memorial on hand.

Not long after, Zhao Qian made a report and led Long Chi into the study.

"Uncle Emperor." Long Chi bowed and bowed.

"Why did the prince come here?" Long Marting asked lightly without lifting his head.

Long Chi glanced at him and sneered secretly.

As expected, the emperor was an old fox, so he placed him in a calm manner, but he was able to do nothing. He really should learn to imitate this ability.

He said with ashamed face: "Uncle, the princess has been in the East Palace for a long time, and she has nothing to do so far. Moreover, she is small and can't tolerate people in the backyard. Such a person is really incapable of being a princess. The minister and nephew have specially requested the decree to reduce the crown princess to Liangyuan, forbid her foot in the East Palace, and quietly think about herself."

Long Yang heard the words, put down his pen, and said with concern: "How can the princess be abolished properly? This is not a child's playhouse, and I think the princess is not that uncomfortable. Are you talking to me? The prince quarreled? You are the prince, how can you be familiar with a woman?"

Long Chi's throat was filled with fishy sweetness, and it was pressed so hard that no blood came out.

The abolition of Lu Yunshuang is obviously the emperor's intention. He did so much, didn't he just want him to take the initiative?

But what is he talking about now?

What is a child's play, and what does it mean that he has a general knowledge of women?

He suppressed the sweet smell of his throat, knelt down, and said in a sincere tone: "Uncle Emperor, his nephew has made his mind, and I ask the uncle Emperor to agree."

Long Yang sighed and asked, "Have you mentioned this matter to your grandmother?"

"You don't need to know the emperor's grandmother about this matter. The nephew can't stand Lu Yunshuang, and she doesn't want her to occupy the position of the princess. The princess should be qualified by a virtuous person.

Long Yang said helplessly: "Since the princess has such a bad character, she naturally can't wrong you. Then, according to your words, abolish the position of princess Lu Yunshuang and be reduced to Lu Liangyuan."

"The minister and nephew thanked the emperor for the grace." Long Chi was happy, but his heart was extremely gloomy.

Not long after, Long Chi held the imperial edict and returned to the East Palace.

I sneered again and again.

The old fox of the emperor uncle obviously wanted to abolish Lu Yunshuang, but the imperial decree stated that because the prince could not tolerate the princess, he abolished the title of princess Lu Yunshuang and was reduced to a good lady.

Long Chi was taunting, the emperor uncle pushed everything on him, didn't he want Lu Liangwei to be affected by Lu Yunshuang's incident?

As long as Lu Yunshuang was abolished by him, no one would think about her poor character, and naturally no one would say that Lu Liangwei was bad.

The emperor uncle has a good calculation!

After listening to the imperial decree, Lu Yunshuang fainted and the palace people were in a mess.

Long Chi looked at Lu Yunshuang who was in a coma, closed his eyes, turned and left.

Lu Yunshuang only woke up after consulting an imperial doctor, only to find that she had moved from the main courtyard where she originally lived to the back courtyard.

(End of this chapter)