Chapter 88: Nothing to Note from Books

The carriage with the indigo curtains left along the stone path in the wetlands. The seemingly flat stone path was actually irregular, which could prevent someone's shoe sole from slipping, but caused the carriage wheels to bump and shake. Lee Yu, the fourth princess of the Tang, was in a daze inside the carriage with her two hands supporting her jaw. Due to the violent shaking, she became a little annoyed, and her aversion of Ning Que grew.

In fact, her real purpose of coming to the Academy today was to visit Ning Que, not for other affairs.

She wondered what the lad, who once accompanied her back to Chang'an from the grassland, had become. She was curious about the lad's special skill. In the past, Ning Que rejected her recruitment, and then he was appreciated by Xu Chongshan after his cooperation with Spring Breeze Pavilion Old Chao in that bloody, rainy, and windy spring night.