(The superior person takes something by force)
Everyone in the court thanked him for his good fortune. He was a Jinshi and was appreciated by the prince. He rose to prominence at the beginning of his career.
But only Xie Jia herself knew how dangerous it was for her to serve as an official in the East Palace.
Disguising herself as a man was just a trivial crime of deceiving the emperor. She was also a hidden stake planted by the Han Palace in the East Palace. Probably because the prince was not close to women and never accepted beauties from local places, the king of Han came up with this strategy due to some combination of circumstances.
After serving as an official for three years, although the prince treated her alternately, he treated her very favorably. Moreover, the prince comes from an orthodox background, is well-equipped in literature, Taoism and military strategy, and is highly regarded by the public.
But Xie Jia was not loyal to the prince.
Of course, she did not intend to take orders from the ambitious King of Han.
She only concentrated on counting the salary and rewards she had accumulated, and wanted to find an opportunity to run away.
From now on, the sky is high and birds can fly, and I am rich and happy.
As Xie Jia wished, she waited for Dongfeng to come and clean up the secret piles of the Han Palace.
She learned the news in advance and immediately took care of the gold and silver. As long as she fakes her death, the Han Palace will definitely think that she was killed by the prince and will not pursue her whereabouts.
Everything went smoothly until outside the city gate, Xie Jia was trapped by several secret guards.
She pinched the money bag in her sleeve uneasily and saw a familiar figure on the tower.
She was escorted back to the East Palace.
Those who know the current affairs are heroes. Xie Jiali expressed his loyalty: "Your Majesty, Your Majesty, I have received the favor of Your Majesty, and I can be used by Your Majesty. I will be absolutely loyal."
Lu Zhao did not answer, but slowly looked through the detailed list of works in the Han Palace.
Under Xie Jia's uneasy eyes, he said, "I heard that Uncle Han Wang wanted to give Xie Qing to an orphan?"
Xie Jia was startled and smiled when he saw how angry he was. He stepped down from the throne and approached step by step.
"Why go through so many detours when it's something that everyone is happy with?"
He raised her face: "Xie Qing said, yes or no?"
Male protagonist's perspective
Falling in love with a little fox.
No matter how much you raise it, it won't be mature enough.
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance