[The main story is complete. Come on in and binge-read!]
Word is that the favored consort of Emperor Wei, the Phoenix Maiden, is being taken to the marketplace to be publicly executed!
The news spread through the people, and some families wept with joy.
On the day of the execution, a thousand people gathered at the marketplace. They clutched eggs and carried baskets, eyes blazing as a rising tide of insults crashed down.
“That's her! If she hadn't pocketed the money and let the enemy escape, how could the Western Ning Kingdom have crossed the border and killed tens of thousands of our soldiers?”
“The Phoenix Maiden deserves to die! Chancellor Xu was a man of such integrity, yet she slandered him to the late emperor, falsely accusing Xu Hua of treason and defecting to the enemy. She got his entire family killed!”
“And there was the daughter of Song Ren, the Grand Master of Splendid Happiness, a noblewoman from the capital! She goaded the late emperor into marrying Miss Song off to a thug just because Song Ren refused to submit to her lecherous tyranny!”
“And Consort Chen, who hanged herself after being falsely accused of having an affair with a guard. She was pregnant with twins...”
Amid the crowd's fury, a woman in white, wearing handcuffs and shackles, walked onto the execution platform. In plain clothes and straw sandals, she still could not hide her stunning beauty.
“Oh, what a lively crowd.” She looked up with a smile, dimples appearing as her voice turned soft and flirtatious.
Seeing that she showed no remorse, the crowd grew furious and surged forward to storm the execution ground.
It was the nineteenth year of Yuankang, 181 days after Emperor Wei's death.
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Next story: My Cup of Tea
A new transfer student arrives at No. 1 High School. Because she looks just like Hong Kong actress Chingmy Yau, everyone gives her the nickname “Little Zhao of No. 1 High.”
Huo Qingyang doesn't pay her much attention.
That is, until one morning at the flag-raising ceremony. Having just won a gold medal at the International Physics Olympiad, he is invited to give a speech on the rostrum. Standing off to one side is “Little Zhao,” who was caught altering her uniform and made to stand there by the dean of discipline.
He reads his speech absentmindedly, but out of the corner of his eye, he catches her shaking her leg. She switches from her left leg to her right, and for all five minutes of his speech, she keeps on shaking it.
“Little Zhao”'s skirt is three inches shorter than the other students' skirts. Her long, fair legs are straight and eye-catching.
During those five minutes, she shakes him so badly he can't focus. When he steps off the stage, he has completely forgotten what he just said. All he remembers are those dazzlingly pale, long legs.
A rebellious girl with Hong Kong flair VS a dazzling academic genius
[Before you start]
1. The author is challenging herself to finish the entire story before posting. This is my promise.
2. Feel free to add it to your reading list first, then watch to see if the author's house falls down.
Theme: Let go of hatred and return to your true self.
Zhuo Zhuo is very angry! Not to mention the Queen of Southern Xinjiang, the Queen of Central Plains is also worthy of the title.
Finally waited for the big update, this cousin is ungrateful
This book is so beautiful. Why do I have so few collections? I haven't written any articles for several years.
Why can't I rate it? There's nothing I can do about it because the remaining chapter is locked and I can't order it all.
When will the new article be published?
Bad mistake, I really like Yao Fei's place hahahahaha
When will I publish a new article? Looking forward to great works
So pretty!!!!!!!!
Catching insects, the relationship between sister and brother is not the relationship between brother and sister. How can you say that Fengyu has no sense of responsibility? This is also a compromise method for her. Even after Zhuo Zhuo succeeds to the throne, he will still want to go to the capital to see his parents, let alone his partner. I guess what the author didn't write is that Lao Feng comes with him to stay in southern Xinjiang for the remaining half of each year? In fact, I think if the author had more time and energy, this setting has a lot of room for development and should be written better. However, I feel that the author has been busy in the past three dimensions and has not been able to do what he wants. I understand this (or maybe there are restrictions in Jinjiang?). For example, if Lao Feng doesn't really want to be emperor, then he can merge Da'an and Nanjiang, choose a new capital in the middle, and go to Beijing as the deputy capital. Then they cooperate to govern, or Fengyu governs, Feng assists, or Fengyu governs completely, and Feng is in charge of the military. If you want to retain the two-state setting, you can choose a worthy successor and then use laws to restrict the leader's legislative, judicial and enforcement powers. Break up concentrated power to create balance. In other words, a suitable electoral system is applied instead of a hereditary system. In this way, their little family is relatively free. Of course, I know that this is quite outrageous and shocking, and in reality it may not be acceptable to people. But since the monarchs of the two countries can marry, why not stretch this imagination a little more.
I'm still a little bit dissatisfied. It's Fengyu who spends half a year leaving Nanjiang in the capital, instead of both of them taking time to put aside their own affairs and come to the other side. After all, it's still the inequality of national power. Nanjiang still lives under the protection of Da'an, instead of opposing and cooperating as equals~