Get what you want

The May Grassland is the best time for the Huns.

Gui Rong's favorite is May. The hunger that looked like a maggot, left him in May. After the rest, he was shrouded in him.

At this time, there is hope in the sunshine.

It is neither lukewarm nor hot, there are herds of cattle and horses, and everything is incredibly prosperous.

However, good days are always short.

From September, when snow falls on the grassland and the real cold comes, misery will come.

This year, maybe it will be different?

If there is a city that can better resist the wind and snow, it will be a great happiness for him and his tribe members.

Gui Rong went to talk to Dan Tai Hongying.

He said that if Liang State could give him the westernmost Wanglan City as a dowry for the princess, he could consider marrying the princess and the two countries would truce and form an alliance.

And Dan Tai Hongying meant: "Cities are not good, they cannot be used as a dowry for the princess. What His Majesty can give is food and cloth.

Shanyu, with food and cloth, you will not freeze to death in winter with food and clothing. If you drag it down, it will snow in September, the road back to Beijing will be blocked, and supplies will not be incoming, and a year will be wasted."

Gui Rong knew the secret of negotiation.

It is certainly not possible to agree easily.

Dan Tai Hongying said that he could write a letter back to Beijing for instructions, but he wanted to see the princess first.

"Of course, the princess wants to meet her family." Gui Rong smiled and said, "By the way, are you the princess' uncle?"

"Yes." Dan Tai Hongying said with a smile.

He is a good person in conspiracy and plots against others all his life. Gui Rong promised him to see the princess so readily, and a very uneasy premonition arose in his heart.

It's like... something is going to happen.

He has been here for so long and the city has not been agreed yet. Why did Gui Rong so rashly agree to let him see the princess?

However, he only had twenty followers in the Huns, and he and the princess were hostages, so there was no need for Gui Rong Shanyu to be wary of anything.

That evening, Dan Tai Hongying was taken to see the princess.

The princess's tent is located west of the royal court gathering place, away from other tents, with special people guarding it, and wooden fences are set up around it, so she is very careful.

Dan Tai Hongying cannot bring her followers, so she can only go in by herself.

He felt a little alert in his heart.

He lifted the curtain and entered the big tent. He first saw a screen. A light was lit behind the screen, and the light was shady, and two women could be seen standing.

Hearing the movement, one of them walked towards this side.

She is tall and slim, wearing Huns' leather clothes, and is also very delicate.

Dan Tai Hongying could vaguely guess who it was.

Sure enough, Xue Mei walked out from behind the screen.

"Sir." She greeted Dan Tai Hongying.

Dan Tai Hongying returned the greeting, then looked at the screen: "What's wrong with the princess? Princess, I'm here, how about the princess? Your Majesty and the Queen are very concerned about the princess."

The person behind the screen turned his face slightly.

The figure is similar.

However, it seems to be a little thinner than the princess. It may also be because of the shadow.

She didn't speak.

Xue Mei spoke, "The princess is well, don't worry. The princess asked me to ask the grandpa, "What did he ask when he left?"

The prince consort asked nothing.

The moment he said that he was ordered and divorced, the prince-consort's shoulders seemed to be straightened.

In order to appease him, the emperor rewarded him with a house where he was from his ancestral home and a thousand taels of silver, and asked him to go home early.

The son-in-law Song Zihong was originally born and raised in the capital, and his ancestral home had nothing to do with him. He never went back since he was a child. But he still left happily.

"He asked the princess's safety." Lord Dan Tai pointed out that the deer was a horse, "He said he would not have a chance in this life and would be married to the princess in the next life. He only hoped that the princess would take care of herself."

The person behind the screen heard it and had no reaction.

Xue Mei's expression was normal, and she seemed to feel ridiculous without even realizing that this was ridiculous.

"Princess, why not just see me at first sight?" Dan Tai Hongying had a thin layer of sweat on her back.

Xue Mei spoke: "The princess misses her relatives day and night, and is afraid she will feel even more sad when she sees them, so she dare not see them. The princess said that women are all grass seeds, and they will take root and sprout wherever they fall.

Her grass seed is destined to fall on the grassland. I just want His Majesty and the Imperial Concubine to love more, to have a rich dowry, so that the princess can endure less hardship."

Dan Tai Hongying looked at Xue Mei.

His eyes were not sharp, with a little meaning: "Why didn't the princess say it himself?"

"Sir, I have something I want to ask you to convey to the Imperial Concubine." Xue Mei suddenly changed the topic.

Dan Tai Hongying asked him what he said.

"...I have helped her achieve her wish. Whether it is the imperial concubine, the Dan Tai family, or the princess, they are safe and sound." Xue Mei said.

After saying that, she quietly looked at Dan Tai Hongying.

Her eyes were slender, and her eyes that fell behind were covered by the shadow of her eyes, making her look a little cold and gloomy.

Dan Tai Hongying suddenly understood what Xue Mei meant.

The imperial concubine sent a letter to Xue Mei, but it was the idea that Dan Tai Hongying gave her.

That means...

"Sir, the princess doesn't want to see you, do you still have to force her?" Xue Mei spoke again, breaking the silence in the house.

Dan Tai Hongying's heart was heavy and fell to the ground in an instant. He tried his best to cover up to prevent Xue Mei from seeing any clues.

He seemed to be serious: "I dare not force the princess. The princess should take care of herself. Just tell my uncle what she wants. I will definitely give the princess peace of mind."

This is to express his satisfaction.

As long as the princess dies, the past between her and Gui Rong will not be known by the emperor and court officials, then the imperial concubine, Dan Tai and Prince Yu will be safe.

Whatever the princess wants is satisfying.

"The prince's name is what the Shanyu wants - a Wanglan City, with 20,000 pieces of cloth and 20,000 dan of grain; there are also the prince's name silk, satin, gold, silver and jadeware." Xue Mei said, "This is a list, please check it out."

Dan Tai Hongying took it and saw it.

The characters are all written by princesses, but they are a little bit sloppy.

He glanced at Xue Mei and knew that the princess had been conspiring with Gui Rong for a long time.

They must have forced her to write this gift list while the princess is still alive.

"I will accept it first. When I return to Baiya Town, I will send a message to the court and send the princess a gift list together." Dan Tai Hongying said, "The good news for the princess and other ministers will be settled in at most two months."

After saying that, he wanted to say goodbye.

Xue Mei sent him out in person.

In fact, the gift list was written by Xue Mei herself. She got some of the princess's words from Andanxiao, picked some and started copying. It took two days and two nights to be successful.

Dan Tai Hongying didn't see anything wrong.

The adult wanted to return to Baiya Town, but Gui Rong did not stop him. After he returned, he immediately wrote a letter to the court, saying that Gui Rong's request was made, and the princess was voluntarily.

He sent the gift list from the princess directly back to the capital.

At the same time, he also added a letter to the emperor, "I beg the concubine to rest assured, everything is done, and the princess will get what she wants."

The emperor will not think too much when he sees it.
Chapter completed!