Chapter 9 — In rebirth, I stole the merit to save the princess, I turned around to save the prince

After finishing the kiss, Tham Van Nhu stepped aside, revealing the man's face. The moment I saw that person clearly, my heart suddenly jumped. The person secretly dating Tham Van Nhu... is Ly Mong Uyen's fiance. The future Prince Consort. In her previous life, Ly Mong Uyen and Lam Viet were destined to marry early. Lam Viet is the Prince of the National Palace. The two people's families are extremely compatible. Moreover, they are also childhood friends who grew up together since childhood. Ly Mong Uyen has always loved Lam Viet. It's a pity... Lam Viet is a well-mannered person who enjoys playing to the extreme. He often visits Tuy Hong Lau. Ly Mong Uyen was inherently very jealous and had a strong desire to possess Lam Viet. No matter which girl Lam Viet has his eye on... It won't end well. Even if Lam Viet just accidentally looked at a girl a few more times... Ly Mong Uyen would still have someone slash that girl's face. But in my previous life... I was also miserably harmed by this bastard Lam Viet. He kept an eye on my appearance, wanting to secretly have sex with me. One is that I am afraid of Ly Mong Uyen's revenge. Second, I honestly don't like Lam Viet. So I rejected him. Behind my back, he still harassed me many times. Later, in order to take revenge, he even deliberately placed a flower in my ear in front of Ly Mong Uyen. Then looked at me with eyes full of affection and said gently:

"Fresh flowers must accompany beautiful women."

That night, Ly Mong Uyen drugged me and then ordered someone to throw me straight into Drunk Red Lau. I risked my life, exhausted all my strength, and was finally able to escape from Drunk Red Lau. Even the flesh on my lips was almost bitten off by myself. In order to avoid the maids and her servants who were chasing me behind, and also to try to suppress the medicinal properties that were constantly working in my body, I jumped into the lake without hesitation. While my consciousness gradually became blurred and my mind was lost, it was Ly Lan Hac who saved me. Thinking of this, hatred welled up in my eyes. It seems like I still underestimated Tham Van Nhu's courage before. She actually dared to secretly communicate with Lam Viet behind Ly Mong Uyen's back. Looking at the two people's intimate, inseparable looks, even I don't dare to imagine, if one day Ly Mong Uyen finds out about this, how tragically Tham Van Nhu will die. Tham Van Nhu must now hate Ly Mong Uyen to the core, so she seduced Lam Viet, but it cannot be ruled out that she wanted to borrow Lam Viet to escape her current suffering. It's just that, regardless of the reason, Tham Van Nhu's methods are extremely stupid. I have begun to look forward to the scene of Ly Mong Uyen and Tham Van Nhu biting each other like a dog biting a dog. I quietly returned to the banquet. The banquet had not yet ended when Ly Lan Hac got up and left first. I also followed him out of the palace. Ly Lan Hac did not return to his palace but went directly to Lam Tien's house. He covered the entire top floor of Lam Tien building, not allowing anyone to step up. Lam Tien pavilion was built right on the riverbank, sitting on the top floor of the pavilion can enjoy the most beautiful night view of the entire capital. Today is also the time of the Chinese Lunar New Year, so it's extremely bustling outside. Ly Lan Hac raised his cup and took a sip of wine, quietly looked at the bustling scene outside for a long time, then suddenly asked:

"How do you see this capital?"

We look at the bustling, crowded scene outside. On the streets, men and women holding flower lanterns walked around at night, melodious music enchanting people's hearts were constantly transmitted from the lanterns on the river surface.

"Richness blinds people."

I replied thoughtfully. The capital's prosperity and wealth blind people's eyes. Before entering the capital to participate in the audition, I never knew there was such a place in the world, so prosperous, everywhere was a scene of prosperity and full of life. However, outside the capital it was a desolate scene, with looting and oppression everywhere. Government officials exploited the people, mandarins covered each other, bandits raged everywhere, blatantly robbed and forced women, ordinary people lived in long nights without seeing light, when they had suffering they did not know who to call, if they had injustice they did not know who to confide in.