Abuse, Machiavellianism, Ancient Proverbs
"The man comes riding a bamboo horse and goes around the bed to make green plums."
In the 326th year of the Great Zhao Dynasty, the imperial concubine Xue passed away, and the historian recorded her in this way.
"Xue's daughter, named Ling. The emperor's wife, Xuan Guogong Xue Yu's sixth daughter, the daughter-nephew of Xue, the virtuous concubine of Jingzong. She is arrogant, domineering and jealous..."
The emperor did not come to see her off for the last time, but ordered someone to send her a burial object, a sheath without a knife.
Therefore, the imperial concubine who was sleeping in the coffin tightly clutched the exquisite glazed scabbard in her hand.
But no one saw it, and it was engraved on it: A gift to my beloved wife Ah Ling - a gift from Fu Jing.
And the emperor who was rumored to be displeased with his first wife was named Wei Jing.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
