Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

"Okay, Prince Helan, please----"

Nangong Yiqing knew that He Lanqing was dissatisfied with him, and also knew that he did not sincerely wish him well, but for the sake of the overall situation, he raised his glass cheerfully and drank the wine!

He Lanqing sneered and drank all the wine in the glass...

"Okay! Your Majesty is such a cheerful person!"

A delicate cry, bright and crisp!

At the banquet that was well organized, the beautiful and charming woman tapped her palms, applauded, and looked at the man on the dragon chair with undisguised admiration.

She is the envoy of the Miao tribe and Princess Tuotuo, the daughter of the leader of the Miao tribe. She is only eighteen years old this year. She is enchanting, bright and lively, and has a bold and aggressive personality, daring to love and hate. When she saw the magnificent young emperor of the Jin Dynasty, she was instantly attracted to him!

Tonight, Nangong Yi wore a bright red robe, and her dark hair was tied with a golden crown. Gold and red formed a strong contrast, vividly interpreting domineering and nobility. The two contrasting colors made her look more elegant. His facial features are more beautiful, as if they were carved by the hands of a famous artist. There is a lazy smile on his face. He is obviously smiling, but he smiles domineeringly, with a kind of aloof and innate aura of a superior. Come with courage!

She looked at him longingly for a while, and after seeing him happily drinking the wine offered by the Crown Prince of Xianbei, she felt blessed, and a plan to attract him was formed.

She also raised the golden bottle in her hand and said: "Your Majesty, Tuo Tuo also wishes you a drink. You just drank Prince Xianbei's wine. Now you are not allowed to favor one over another!"

Nangong Yi raised his glass and said, "That's natural. Princess Tuotuo, please——"

After that, he raised his head and drank all the wine in the golden bottle.

Tuo Tuo saw this and said happily: "His Majesty the Emperor has given Tuo Tuo such face. Tuo Tuo has no repayment, but he is willing to perform a dance to entertain everyone." As she said that, she drank the wine in the glass.

Nangong Yi had already seen Caiwei's "Flying Dance", so he didn't care about other dances. Due to etiquette, he had to say perfunctorily: "That's it, princess!"

When Tuo Tuo heard that Nangong Yi allowed her to dance, he was so happy that he showed his eight neat white teeth. "Your Majesty, Tuo Tuo will go change clothes later and he will come over later."

After saying that, she knelt down and left happily with the maids.

Duo Ze, the prime minister of Qu Luo Kingdom, smiled and said: "I have long heard that Princess Tuo Tuo of Miaojiang's "Dance of the Demons" is famous all over the world. Today, I can feast my eyes on it thanks to His Majesty the Emperor's great blessing. I feel really lucky. I would also like to pay your respects to Your Majesty. Now that I have done it, Your Majesty can do whatever you want..."

After saying that, Prime Minister Duoce drank all the wine in his hand. In order to show that he had finished drinking, he deliberately turned the cup upside down after drinking. Sure enough, there was not a drop of wine left!

Nangong Yi smiled lightly and drank all the wine in the wine glass in one gulp. He also imitated the way of choosing more prime ministers and turned the wine glass upside down to show that he paid attention to the guests.

"Hahaha, thank you, Your Majesty, for giving me face..."

Duo Ze was so moved that the Emperor of Jin Dynasty treated him so politely that he handed over his hand.

While talking, Princess Tuotuo had already changed her clothes and walked into the hall with her dancing maid.

As soon as she entered the Ru hall, the hall was immediately silent. Many people's eyes were about to fall off. They stared at her with their eyes wide open and their mouths open. Of course, some conservative ministers lowered their heads in shame, their faces turned red and they wanted to reprimand her for being shameless and immoral.