"We can't play that much today, so why bother with these things?" Di raised his hand to persuade, "Hey, I didn't tell you, the string has to be long..." It seems that these wild things she plays are not something Di usually does. Less “guidance”.
Okay, did she listen to the advice? She had to wait until everything she was doing was finished - that is, this big scene was waiting for her to finish "what she was doing", because the emperor's attention was on this. After she finished it, the emperor would call it "tug of war". "Officially begin!
After pulling it out, she became excited for a while. She couldn't sit still and leaned on the railing in front to watch. It could be seen that while the emperor was chatting and laughing with his close ministers, he also had to look at her: if she wanted to jump, or even roll over the railing and sit astride her, the emperor would stand up and say, "Be careful!" But he didn't say anything to stop her. Sit down, a few guards are standing below to protect you.
She didn't make any noise at all. The sound of cheering was rising from below, so she just sat astride her hands in her cloak and smiled at most. That looks like an elf! I think it's interesting, but she has her style!
After looking at it for a while, she turned down and sat down in "Bubu". She took out the slingshot she made by herself from her pocket and sharpened it with a knife.
The waiter kept giving her hot milk tea, because she didn't drink cold milk tea, not even warm milk tea.
Sometimes Di would walk up to her, put his hands behind his back, and bend down to talk to her. When she was interested, she raised her head and said a few words. When she was serious, Di personally picked up the milk tea and handed it to her. She shook her head, annoyed, and even turned her body away, but Di had no choice but to put the cup back...
Suddenly she remembered that she had left something behind, so she got up and ran towards the main hall. The attendant beside her shouted, "Young master! Let's go get it..." Everyone was already far away. Di waved his hand, "Let her go." He asked again, "Yesterday, I asked her if she wanted to pull it out, and she said no, right." He seemed to confirm again. The waiter said respectfully, "I asked several times and I said I don't want to." The emperor sighed again, "This child likes to play alone." Meaning, it seems that she doesn't like the excitement today. Look, it's just for fun. Her own ones.
She ran fast, there was a gust of wind, and she was very energetic. Maybe she was too lazy at the beginning, and she didn't even want to go out of the inner hall of the Yangsi Temple. Later, I became more open-minded and became lively again. I didn't say running around, but I was familiar with running around the main hall areas where emperors often stayed.
After picking up the things, he lowered his head to sort them out, not looking up at the road, and even twisting and turning to figure out how to walk back to the big square in front of Hanyuan Hall.
After crossing a big threshold, I looked up and saw his back - Xiao Wu?
I haven't seen him since. If he hadn't remembered "finding him a wife", Li Heng would have ignored it at this glance - but, if he didn't remember this "important matter" Well, Li Heng thought, no matter what, I have to "make some insinuations" to understand his thoughts. What does he like? Is there a "white moonlight"? Or, what kind of sweetheart do you expect? ...Thinking about this, he opened his mouth, "Hey, Xiao Wu!"
He didn't hear it, turned around and walked away, Li Heng chased after him, "Xiao Wu! Shen Yan!" He shouted louder now, but he still walked away, obviously ignoring him.
Just to make her angry, Li Heng ran up and grabbed his arm, "You are dumb but not deaf!"
He turned his head coldly and said, "You are not afraid of being seen."
Li Heng snorted, "Is there anyone here? Besides, I'm not afraid, so I don't know what you are afraid of."
