Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

was sometimes irritated by people like his royal sister and Lin Qingyuan.
They were always putting unnecessary thoughts in Weiwei’s head.

Thank goodness Weiwei was not a petty person, or else all that dissension-sowing would have led her to misunderstand him.

“I’ve never felt anything for Li Tong’er.” He stared into her eyes and said earnestly.

“I know.” Lu Liangwei blinked mischievously and put a piece of chicken in his bowl.

“Then why do you keep testing me?” Long Yang was a little upset.

“But Li Tong’er’s really beautiful.
I saw her last time.
She’s got this really fragile and delicate air that makes people pity her.” Lu Liangwei sighed.
She had to admit that Li Tong’er, aside from her improper thoughts, was indeed a rare beauty

“Not as beautiful as you,” Long Yang disagreed flatly.

Perhaps everyone had different opinions – anyway, he did not find Li Tong’er attractive.

He liked Weiwei’s lovable, sunny charm as well as her youthful vigor.

She was always so healthy and full of life, and that captivated him.

Warmth bloomed in Lu Liangwei’s heart, and looking at the man’s stunning face opposite her, she returned the compliment.
“You’re pretty hot too, Your Majesty.”

Long Yang smiled.
He had no idea what that meant, but he had heard her use the word a few times.

She was probably calling him handsome.

Lu Liangwei had never been bothered by Li Tong’er, but she was still delighted to see how indifferent the Emperor was when she mentioned her.

“You should eat more.” She could not help putting more meat in his bowl.

Long Yang looked at the pieces of meat in his bowl, then cocked an eyebrow at her.

Lu Liangwei bit her chopsticks, averting her gaze.
“You’re always swamped with work every day that it must be tiring.
You should eat more to nourish yourself.”

Long Yang’s appetite was smaller at night.
He would usually have a bowl of soup, half a bowl of rice, and just a bit of meat.

Lu Liangwei knew it too, and seeing him poking at the meat in his bowl with his chopsticks, she extended hers and plucked a few pieces away.

“If you don’t like them, I’ll eat them.”