Hearing this, Qin Qianqian sighed, looking as wilted as an eggplant hit by frost.

"Don't mention it. I don't know what's going on in the Fourth Prince's head."

She expressed her feelings, but she never met the Fourth Prince again.

"Maybe he's busy," Du Shuyan said softly, "If you want to see him, you can go find him."

Qin Qianqian sighed again and told the two of them what she had done last time.

"Do you think there is anyone like him? And you even called me a lecher."

Du Shuyan was speechless. "I guess the Fourth Prince is shy and thin-skinned."

It seems that the second prince is thick-skinned and was not scared away by her.

…

The third prince left the restaurant and walked across the street to the palace with Jin Ting'an.

On the way, the two heard people talking about the King of Yueqing, but they were not sure what was true and what was false.

After all, rumors will inevitably distort as they spread.

"Your Majesty, the Third Prince and General Jin have returned to the capital."

The emperor has been in a good mood since he met Queen Yueqing.

"Send someone in."

[The tyrant has been very happy since returning from his visit to the Prince of Yueqing. Could he be feeling upset?]

Yu Yiluo looked up at the emperor.

[He was pretending to be indifferent at the Dali Temple. It seems he still cares about the late emperor and his mother.]

The emperor, who was still smiling, froze.

What is stimulating? Can only those few words from King Yueqing stimulate him?

Prince Yueqing's words and Luo'er's arrangement of him were simply not worth mentioning.

His father and mother were not good to him, so why should he be sad for two people who didn't care about him?