The Little Royal Sister-In-Law Is Too Teasing, Right?

Deng Jiao transformed into a demon queen who brought disaster to the country. As soon as her eyes opened, the emperor was assassinated and died, and she was about to be taken to be buried. The person in power of Daqi at this time was King Yan, the god of war who drove the Huns to conquer Baiyue. He was also the young emperor's uncle who had spent time with Deng Jiao in Ye Shili. She had to hug this thigh immediately. At the banquet, she went to propose a toast to King Yan. The concubines all stared at her and whispered to each other. This little demon queen was so anxious that she would be sent to the imperial mausoleum in advance if she dared to flirt with King Yan. Deng Jiao's wine "accidentally" spilled into King Yan's arms. She wiped his chest with her hand through the handkerchief, and her eyes fell on his Adam's apple, pretending to be curious: "It is rare for a prince to have a family and no one to keep him company when he reaches the age of twenty. Isn't your highness lonely at night?" Prince Yan looked at her for a moment, then lowered his head and came close to her face, "Then how do you spend your nights when you have someone to keep you company?" He stretched his long legs and faced her: "Sister-in-law, teach me." Mission: Sincerity is the cornerstone of life