books44 Chapter 142 The Evil Little Princess is 5 years old this year
Chapter 142 The Evil Little Princess is 5 years old this year
Hua Chi rose up with a face somewhat similar to Hua Chuyang, but the injuries on his face were much more serious than those of the Third Prince.
"Father, it was my Third Brother who hurt my cat first. My cat is docile and would never have hurt my Third Brother if it hadn't been for resistance."
"You are talking nonsense!" the third prince said angrily.
Hua Fei held her son and wiped away her non-existent tears, "Chi'er is so pitiful. Since Sister Xue passed away, he has been less disciplined, so his temper is inevitable..."
This is a subtle satire on the male protagonist being raised astray, and becoming a brutal person who slanders others and harms his brothers.
Concubine Xue was Hua Chi's Achilles' heel. He lost his composure, veins bulged in his neck, and yelled at Concubine Hua, "Don't say anything bad about my mother!"
Concubine Hua seemed to be frightened. She took several steps back and fell towards the Emperor.
Hua Yan widened his eyes: Don’t come over here!
If it hits her, her little body won't be able to bear it.
Hua Chuyang held the little Hua Yan in one hand, picked up the teacup beside him with the other hand, and moved it a little without making a sound. Upon seeing this, Concubine Hua braked suddenly and asked the maid beside her to steady herself.
Tears welled up in her eyes, "Your Majesty, I was just expressing my feelings, but I never thought Chi Er would hate me so much."
"Hua Chi." Hua Chuyang called the male protagonist's name in a calm voice. He was intimidating without being angry. The majesty of the imperial power should not be underestimated.
The seventh prince's eyes were red and he lowered his head, but his back remained straight.
[The hero was quite miserable in the early stage. His mother was framed and died, and he was not favored since childhood. After his mother's death, he was bullied from time to time in the palace. Even the servants in the palace stepped on him from time to time. A prince's life was worse than that of the servants.]
Hua Yan, the vicious female supporting role, is the emperor's most beloved little princess and the leader of the group that bullies the male protagonist. The servants and princes often take Hua Yan to bully the male protagonist to please her.
The whole Xiao Kingdom knew that Hua Yan was favored. Whatever the little princess wanted, it was just a matter of a word.
Hua Chuyang did not comment on this matter. Instead, he teased his daughter in his arms and pinched her chubby cheeks with his big hands.
Chuckling, "Why is Yan'er so quiet today?"
On weekdays, Hua Yan is a little sister with ADHD. Especially when she sees the male protagonist Hua Chi, she never has a good face and bullies him all day long.
It was surprising that he didn't take the opportunity to say something when he saw the Seventh Prince being caught in a trap.
As expected, almost everyone present had their eyes on Hua Yan, except for the male protagonist who lowered his head stubbornly.
However, the male protagonist, who is only seven years old, is very proud.
Hua Yan pretended to be a very sensible child. He raised his big dark eyes and looked at the emperor seriously. He waved his hands and said in a very serious voice, "Father is doing something. Yan'er can't disturb him."
The emperor was touched by her words and actions. He laughed heartily and pinched her nose twice lovingly: "Yan'er, why are you so sensible all of a sudden? Your father is not afraid of you disturbing him. You can come and play with your father anytime you want."
It's really doting.
Confirmed to be a daughter slave.
He caught a glimpse of the Seventh Prince and the Third Prince from the corner of his eye. They both looked lonely and their eyes were full of envy.
And a flash of viciousness flashed across Hua Fei's eyes.
"His Majesty……"
"Who do you think is to blame for this?"
Hua Fei grabbed the handkerchief and was suppressed by the emperor as soon as she spoke.
Hua Yan rolled her black eyes, not understanding why he threw the question to a little kid like her.
"There are so many different opinions on this matter today, and it is difficult for me to tell whose fault it is. Why not let Yan'er decide who to put the blame on?"