Fancy Fast Travel: Host, you got the wrong script

Chapter 150: Feng Yu Jiangshan 17
Fu'an Temple is located on Dongshan Mountain, surrounded by clouds and mist. The sound of sunset bells comes from the sky, like the gospel of heaven.
This is the most famous temple in this area, with strong incense.

When Ruan Ruan arrived, she saw Shi Wen coming out of it.

He stood at the gate of the temple with a sense of loss, as if he was still holding something in his hand, his eyes were in a daze.

When his eyes touched Ruan Ruan not far away, his pupils shrank suddenly.

The red lips were pursed into a straight line, and Ruan Ruan walked up the steps in two steps and stood in front of him.

"Why did you come here alone?" Her eyes were filled with gloom and a bit of coldness.

"Isn't there still Xia Dong following me? Don't worry, am I fine?"

Shi Wen suddenly laughed, as if the person who was in a trance just now was not him, "This is for you!"

Ruan Ruan was stunned for a moment, then reached out to take it.

"Sherry?"

Shi Wen smiled mysteriously, "Your Highness, guess where this came from?"

Seeing her puzzled eyes, he said again: "It was given to me by the little monk of Fu'an Temple. He said that I am destined, so he gave this to me."

He took a step closer, stretched out his hand to hold Ruan Ruan's hand, and said with a bright smile, "Let's go."

Shi Wen took Ruan Ruan and went down the mountain.
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On the Queen's birthday, Ruan Ruan brought Shi Wen into the palace.

Your Majesty thought that Ruan Ruan didn't give the seal to Shi Wen. In her eyes, Shi Wen was still just a servant. It stands to reason that Ruan Ruan should have brought Zheng Jun here on such a day, but there is no Zheng Jun in her house. Wen Lai is not in the way.

After Ruan Ruan entered the palace, Wei Mingge followed closely behind.

From the corner of the eye, he saw Wei Mingge's expression was not good, and he knew that the people she recruited for Wei Mingge had caused many troubles in the house.

Ruan Ruan picked someone for her, so naturally it wouldn't be a cheap one.

The person next to Wei Mingge is Shen Cheng, the son of the Shen family.

The Patriarch of the Shen family was a second-rank official in the court, and Shen Cheng had been pampered since he was a child. After becoming Wei Mingge's rightful lord, he discovered that there was actually a servant in the mansion.

And compared to himself, Wei Mingge obviously liked this servant more.

As time went by, he naturally didn't give Ji Yanyang a good look. He put pressure on Ji Yanyang by relying on his status as a righteous king.

Ever since Shen Cheng entered the Fifth Emperor's Mansion, Ji Yanyang's life has not been easy.

Wei Mingge also knew something about the backyard more or less, but he turned a blind eye to it.

If Shen Cheng was severely punished, he didn't know what kind of trouble would be caused.

When the matter was more serious, Wei Mingge only verbally scolded Shen Cheng, and never severely punished him.

Seeing Ruan Ruan at this moment, Wei Mingge's eyes turned cold.

If this woman hadn't sent Shen Cheng to her house, things wouldn't have turned out like this!
Ruan Ruan sneered, took Shi Wen's hand in front of the two of them and walked inside.

Wei Mingge had never touched Shen Cheng once from the beginning, and when he saw this, he immediately gave her a somewhat resentful look.

Wei Mingge had no choice but to stretch out his hand to let him grab his sleeve.

Ruan Ruan took Shi Wen to see Her Majesty the Empress, and then presented Her Majesty's favorite calligraphy and paintings of famous artists.

When Shi Wen saw that she did not dedicate to His Majesty the relic he brought back from the temple that day, he was a little puzzled.

After he was seated, he asked, "Your Highness, where is the relic I gave you a few days ago?"

"Put it away." Ruan Ruan smiled.

"Since you gave it to me, of course I will keep it well."

She knew that Shi Wen went to the temple to ask for this thing so that she could present it to the queen, but she just wanted to keep it.

Shi Wen frowned suddenly, and looked at her disapprovingly.

(End of this chapter)