The Biography of Empress Xiao Min

Name: The Biography of Empress Xiao Min
Author: Hisa

by Hisa

ongoing Ancient Romance Palace Intrigue Female Lead

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She is the princess of Xiliang and the queen of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty. There are thick history books, but they are stingy about leaving a name for her. The history books have turned yellow, but she still looks fresh. How do the few words in the history books carry her life's love, hatred, joy, sorrow, and pain... She is Queen Xiao Min, she is more than just Queen Xiao Min. Highlight one: When the eunuch in charge saw Ah Nuo approaching holding Xuan Xiang's hand, he stopped him and said, "No, princess!" A Nuo asked suspiciously: "Why not?" The eunuch in charge replied: "There are differences between men and women, and there are differences between kings and ministers." Ah Nuo sneered, thinking that now someone knew she was a princess. She knelt outside the palace gate for a whole day and night begging to see Emperor west Liang, but no one thought she was a princess. "It's good that my father-in-law knows that there is a difference between the king and his ministers." After saying this, Ah Nuo bowed to his uncle and aunt, pulled Xuan Xiang and walked towards the sedan chair. Highlight 2: There was chaos outside, and the people in the palace lowered their heads and did not dare to speak, for fear that Yang Guang would chop off their heads if he was unhappy. Yang Guang pulled A Nuo, with despair and vicissitudes of life that A Nuo had never seen in his eyes. He said to A Nuo: "A Nuo, please call me A Sheng again. A Nuo, I feel that the days in Jiangnan are the happiest in my life." Ah Nuo, do you know that when I go to Jiangnan, I actually hope to return to the days when I can live happily with you. Ah Nuo, I really like Jiangnan and love you very much." It's ridiculous to say that A Nuo's heart ached so really even though he was already deeply disappointed.