Su Tang was an unpopular person in the cold palace. In order to have a hot meal in the miserable cold palace, she used her remaining jewelry to bribe a low-level "little eunuch" who had just purged herself.
The little eunuch was born extremely well. Although he had a gloomy personality and rarely talked about anything, under Su Tang's sugar-coated bombardment, he was willing to help her with some menial work of chopping wood and boiling water.
Su Tang regarded him as a good sister, and while saving money, she fancied to him: when the old emperor died, she would take the money and escape from the palace, and go to Jiangnan to hire some handsome men.
Whenever this happened, the "little eunuch" would always look at her meaningfully and respond with a chuckle.
On the day the old emperor died, there was chaos in the palace. It was rumored that the powerful and ruthless Dongchang 9,000-year-old led his troops to destroy the palace.
Taking advantage of the chaos, Su Tang carried the heavy treasury and happily ran to the agreed-upon dog cave, looking forward to meeting the little eunuch and saying his final goodbyes.
She was indeed waiting for someone, but what she was waiting for was Jiu Qiansui, who was wearing a red and black python robe and walking on the ground with blood.
Su Tang's legs were so frightened that she saw the murderer rubbing her cheek with his bloody fingertips. His eyes were paranoid and fanatical, and he had a face that looked exactly like her good sister's: "My queen has brought so much money, who are you going to keep in Jiangnan?"
What should I do if I am caught red-handed while running away with money? ! Waiting online, very urgent! !
Reader comments
It's quite funny, but the heroine's mental state doesn't seem to be very good.
Very nice to listen to and very beautiful to watch.
It's quite funny, but the heroine's mental state doesn't seem to be very good.
Very nice to listen to and very beautiful to watch.
Super nice, recommended and funny
❤️🔥Good looking, good luck to the author
Very nice, great author, come on!