Not My Special Guest

Name: Not My Special Guest
Author: Tea Fairy Water

by Tea Fairy Water

ongoing Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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7Kwords2chapters

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Ch. 2 — Jiang Family

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About This Novel

In the first year of Yi'an, the eleventh prince Xie Yin ascended to the throne, and the emperor later became the queen mother. Most of the remaining empresses and concubines were killed, and the surviving ones were sent to the imperial mausoleum to keep vigil for the rest of their lives. On the second day after Xie Yin ascended the throne, the palace was bleeding profusely. The blood of the royal nobles, princes and concubines stained the sky of the palace red. It was the cavalry general Xiangyang Hou Jiang who came into the palace with a clear voice to persuade, and finally stopped this seemingly endless killing. The farce ended, and those who had followed Xie Yin received their due rewards. Jiang Qingsheng was no exception. He was promoted from a chariot and cavalry general to a first-class general. However, there seemed to be rumors after that that the general would always stay in the Queen Mother's Changning Palace for a long time when he entered the palace. The next day, an official admonished the emperor at the court meeting, saying that the Queen Mother Li and the general did not abide by the etiquette and law, and were just stealing fish. This advice made the officials think of what happened before the emperor established his successor. Li Shiyi'an is twenty-one years old, as young as a flower. When she was nineteen years old, the late emperor forcibly married his wife as his queen. The imperial power was difficult to resist, and Li Yi'an and Jiang Qingsheng were separated from each other. Everyone knew it well, but unexpectedly they failed to guess the emperor's thoughts. Jiang Qingsheng gave up all his official positions and only retained his title. The Queen Mother's Changning Palace and the Xiangyang Marquis' Mansion were surrounded at all levels, and the situation in the court became tense. This was the year after Xie Yin ascended the throne. Every time he took action, people were always caught off guard and frightened. But what is even more unexpected is that the Marquis of Xiangyang raised his troops to rebel and entered the palace at night...