Prince Li pretended not to see the Nineteenth Imperial Uncle, but others could not pretend not to see him. Thus, the Nineteenth Imperial Uncle's carriage was in the second position, followed by King Kang and the others.
Although Huangfu Jinxuan was arrogant and liked to provoke trouble, he obediently waited behind while riding his horse.
However, as soon as Huangfu Jingchen's carriage moved, he rode his horse to follow.
Prince Xin's son glared internally at Huangfu Jinxuan, who was arrogantly riding his horse ahead of them.
Prince Lu's son went ahead because Prince Lu was the Fourth Prince, and Prince Lu's son was also older than them.
But Huangfu Jinxuan was merely an Imperial Nephew!
Prince Xin's son, Huangfu Yanlong, noted down this incident and vowed to teach Huangfu Jinxuan a lesson when he got the chance.
After passing through the second palace gate, everyone got off the carriages and dismounted from their horses.
