e, pointing at Zhao Xuanji and roared, "Presumptuous!""This palace was personally bestowed with the power of regency by the Emperor. You old men dare to say you'll take it back When did the territory...Chapter 796: Zhao Xuanji's Rank is Still High

Gong Huiyu dropped a single character, put down the storybook, and turned to step out. With a single stride, she vanished from the Hall of Political Affairs.

A faint scent of fragrance brushed past his face, and Li Chen, who had once been under the same roof as Gong Huiyu, couldn't help but feel a twinge of envy at the sight of her disappearance in a blink of an eye.

These masters each had the ability to teleport, just like teleportation. If Li Chen hadn't asked Sanbao last time, he would have known that it took at least seven or eight years to start training for such skills and thirty years of practice to have any hope. Li Chen might have really tried it then.

As soon as Gong Huiyu left, Wan Jiaojiao immediately scurried to hide the words Gong Huiyu had left behind.

With a turn of her body, Wan Jiaojiao saw Li Chen looking at her with a half-smile. Her pretty face flushed red.

Then she thought of how this was the storybook she had painstakingly brought into the palace. She stamped her foot and said, “Your Highness, look at that woman! She keeps hogging my storybook! I asked her for it last time, but she ignored me completely, she's so arrogant!”

Looking at Wan Jiaojiao's determined look as she complained, Li Chen's mood improved considerably. He chuckled and said, "If you have the ability, you can just snatch it back. Complaining to this palace is useless. Haven't you seen that this palace still needs to assign tasks to her and negotiate conditions with her"

Wan Jiajiao pouted, obviously unhappy.

Although she was angry with Huiyu, she also knew that one hundred of her wouldn't be a match for him. Li Chen to buy the hearts and minds of the people. It was truly a worthwhile bargain.Passing through the thunderous applause, Li Chen's heart was unbelievably heavy.Until they walked two streets away...