lcionline Chapter 243 What Didn’t the Uncle Send?
Chapter 243 What Didn’t the Uncle Send?
Ji Cheng's kiss was so passionate that it seemed to melt Yun Yidu. She passively endured it in the beginning, and then shyly responded, experiencing unprecedented love and affection.
Just as Ji Cheng carefully opened Yun Yido's clothes and was about to complete the most sacred ceremony in their lives, Yun Yido suddenly felt a hot current flowing out from under her body, and her face froze.
As she froze, Ji Cheng seemed to sense her change and suddenly stopped from the passionate kiss and asked:
"what happened?"
Yun Yiduo awkwardly pushed Ji Cheng who was pressing on her, and said a little embarrassedly:
"Well, maybe we still can't have our wedding night today!"
Ji Cheng was stunned, then asked in confusion:
"But Duoduo is shy?"
"Um, no. It's... I'm having my period."
Yun Yiduo quickly lowered her head after she finished speaking. She didn't dare to look at Ji Cheng's face because she didn't know what to say. At this time, Ji Cheng smelled a hint of blood, and then felt dizzy. He seemed to understand something.
Ji Cheng was panting on Yun Yiduo, feeling a bit helpless. Was his life so miserable that he couldn't even eat the little queen he had gotten? Was this God punishing him? He was about to explode and die.
"Alas, my life is so miserable!"
Ji Cheng just lay there, letting Yun Yiduo take out the detoxification pill from the space and feed it to him, and then he murmured in Yun Yiduo's ear, making her ears itchy and her heart hurt. She felt very sorry for Ji Cheng, but she had no choice.
"I'm sorry for wronging you! I'll make it up to you later."
Yun Yiduo whispered in Ji Cheng's ear. The soft and gentle voice had some magical power that made Ji Cheng completely paralyzed. He panted heavily and didn't want to get up. Even after being pushed several times by Yun Yiduo, he didn't move at all.
Finally, Ji Cheng gritted his teeth and said:
"Queen, remember your words."
After saying that, he stood up, picked up his scattered robes and went to the Qinzheng Palace. Yun Yiduo looked at his departing back with a smile on her lips.
She felt so lucky to be cherished by someone in her life. When she saw Ji Cheng walking away, she changed her soiled clothes and took some pills to relieve the pain before she went to sleep peacefully.
Ji Cheng returned to the Qinzheng Palace again, still feeling very excited. All he could think about was Yun Yiduo, who was either coquettish, or quiet, or cute, or charming, which made him unable to fall asleep.
After tossing and turning, it was probably around dawn when Ji Cheng finally fell asleep. However, he was awakened by an extremely excited shout before he had slept for long.
"Your Majesty, I have something important to report!"
Ji Cheng was awakened by Tong Lu's voice, his face full of anger. He had just fallen asleep and this annoying guy came to disturb his dream.
He stood up and let the person outside come in. Fulin had been waiting outside the door for a long time. When he heard Ji Cheng's voice, he immediately came to serve him, but when he saw Ji Cheng's dark face, he felt something was wrong.
But Tong Lu was still in an excited state at this time and didn't notice Ji Cheng's displeasure at all.
After he bowed to Ji Cheng, the two looked at each other and were stunned for a moment. Because both of them had big dark circles under their eyes and looked very tired.
"You'd better have something important to do, otherwise I will send you to patrol the area."
Ji Cheng's tone was very unfriendly, but Tong Lu looked very happy.
"Your Majesty, do you know how much dowry our queen has now?"
Ji Cheng raised his eyebrows. Now that his bridal chamber was blocked, he was in a bad mood. And this most trusted minister of his was actually calculating the queen's dowry?
Tong Lu knew what Ji Cheng was thinking as soon as he saw his expression, so he said with a hint of mystery:
"You don't know at first glance. Apart from the dowry prescribed by the Emperor of Zhangde of the Central Plains for the princess, the dowry of the Duke of Huguo's Mansion, Youlan Konggu and several other ladies totaled 136 carts, with everything from furniture and clothing to daily utensils, as well as four Da Chong properties and 18 shops."
Because it was about Queen Yun Yiduo, Ji Cheng was very interested and nodded as he listened. As the richest man in Central Plains, such a generous dowry showed how much the Lin family loved Yun Yiduo.
Fulin saw that Ji Cheng was not very surprised, so he quickly joined in:
"That's not all. Orchid Valley's dowry contains four carts full of precious medicinal herbs. Any one of them is more precious than the birthday gift you gave to the queen that year."
"Ok!"
Ji Cheng felt a pressure gradually rising from the bottom of his heart after hearing this. The Lin family's generous dowry was fine, but by doing this, Youlan Konggu was implying that his Da Chong was no good?
Tong Lu saw Ji Cheng was thinking about something, and continued:
"Also, the Yun Clan also sent 128 carts, of which 20 carts were plain cotton, 20 carts were soft gauze, and 20 carts were top-quality medicinal materials that were said to be specifically for preventing common diseases. In addition, there was a large farm tool, which was said to be a thresher. I sent someone to try it out based on the instructions. It threshed instantly and could speed up productivity. It's a great treasure.
The last car only had a long box, which was said to be a gift for the son-in-law. I have brought it to you."
As he spoke, he brought up the long box and handed it to Ji Cheng like a treasure. Ji Cheng looked at the box, which was finely crafted and had a long history. It looked like it should be a valuable item.
He opened the box and found that it was a long sword with a white sheath. There was a mechanism buckle on the hilt of the long sword and also on the tip of the sword, which seemed to be buckled around the waist.
Ji Cheng took out the long sword and pulled it out. The soft sword flashed with cold light and trembled in the air, which made people's eyes hurt. He looked carefully and saw that the word "Cheng" was embroidered on the hilt. It seemed that it was specially made for him.
Ji Cheng put the sword back into the scabbard, and the mechanism snapped and it was buckled firmly around his waist.
"This design is so ingenious, and it's so appropriate."
Fulin was a martial artist, so he naturally liked good weapons. His envious expression caused Ji Cheng to look down on him. They had all seen this thing before, Yun Feiyang and Yun Yiduo each had one, and they were all very envious at the time, and now their king also had one.
Seeing the king carefully stroking the hilt of the sword, Fulin was full of envy, while Ji Cheng said proudly:
"It's just a soft sword, don't act like you've never seen the world before."
Fulin was scolded by Ji Cheng and felt aggrieved, but he saw a faint smile on the man's face. The white scabbard buckled on the black dragon robe was totally out of place, but he didn't care at all.
Tong Lu ignored all this and couldn't understand the two people's moods. He just continued to talk:
"And King Lingqiong also has 128 carts, including a lion, a tiger, a python, and two wolf cubs. However, Lingqiong brought a breeder, so there is no need to worry about the breeding problem. In addition, Liuyun Sect also sent some additional beauties."
When Ji Cheng heard the name "Liuyun Sect", he immediately felt unwell and looked like he wanted to throw the dowry back.
"Everyone has added makeup, but where are my two uncles?"
Ji Cheng thought of the two elder brothers-in-law and suddenly asked, so many people have given gifts, even the young Marquis of Muzhou has given gifts, and Zhang Qiong has also given gifts, but the two real brothers-in-law of the emperor have not given anything?
"Your serious uncle didn't send anything."
Tong Lu had a sad and helpless look on his face. Did the king complain about the small dowry? He still complained about it being too little? Ji Cheng didn't complain about it being too little, but he didn't expect that Yun Feiyang and Cen Song didn't give anything.