Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Although the two figures on the sand dune were backlit, Li Xin immediately recognized that one of the figures belonged to Cui Yingying. Before he could figure out what was going on, Cui Yingying quickly got off her horse and ran towards him along the steep sand dunes.

Cui Yingying ran very fast, tripped accidentally, and was about to roll all the way down. Li Xin hurried forward a few steps subconsciously, and opened his arms to catch her. But obviously, he underestimated the momentum of Cui Yingying running down from such a high place, and was directly knocked down by that petite and soft body.

Li Xin fell backwards on the soft sand, hugging Cui Yingying tightly with both arms.

"Are you crazy? You won't be afraid of falling if you run like this." Li Xin couldn't help scolding him like this, and then he looked at Dou Liang and cursed, "Aren't you good at skills? I don't know how to go up and continue, so I have to do it myself? Don't you see if my body can handle it!"

Although the sand is very soft, being knocked down like this always makes people feel joint pain and almost fall apart.

Dou Liang rolled his eyes in disdain. Even he could tell that Cui Yingying didn't want to be caught by him, nor did she want to be the first to throw herself into his arms, so he didn't move. Why did Li Xin scold him in turn? At this time, shouldn't I give my brother a thumbs up and praise him for a job well done?

Li Xin held Cui Yingying in his arms, and after confirming that she was not injured, he planned to push her away and ask carefully what happened. However, he suddenly heard her cry.

Since Cui Yingying threw herself into Li Xin's arms, she kept her arms around Li Xin's neck tightly, buried her head in his chest, and remained motionless. Tears flowed down her eye sockets, and the crying could not be suppressed no matter what. A stomach full of grievances and joy mixed together, turning into a monstrous wave and engulfing her.

"You're all right, it's so... good that you're still alive"

Cui Yingying said this while sobbing, and subconsciously put more force on Li Xin's arms, holding Li Xin closer, as if she was afraid that he would mysteriously disappear in the next moment.

Li Xinxin couldn't help feeling a strange tenderness and distress—although she didn't understand what Cui Yingying had experienced, it was obviously because of him that she appeared here.

The other figure's feelings towards Li Xin were obviously not as urgent as Cui Yingying's. He rode his horse down from the side of the sand dune and didn't dismount until Li Xin was beside him. He squatted down, looked at Li Xin, who was holding Cui Yingying, a great beauty, and said narrowly: "You are a beauty, you should be careful. Otherwise, this old man will give you a good lesson for His Majesty."

Li Xin patted Cui Yingying to comfort him, and couldn't help but smile bitterly, "Uncle Qin, you should tell me what's going on first."

Qin Qiong smiled and said: "No hurry, you can comfort your wife again."

Li Xin blushed. Cui Yingying took advantage of bowing her head so that no one could see her expression. However, being teased by the elders did interrupt her emotions, and she gradually calmed down, and finally stopped crying embarrassingly, and quickly got off Li Xin.

Li Xin sat up because of this, and saw many palace guards and soldiers of the Tang Dynasty densely surrounded. Only then did he feel an indescribable joy from the bottom of his heart: he really lived this wave! Really alive!

Gan!

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