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Prince Zhaohuai Cheng, courtesy name Yunzhi, was the third son of the Yingzong family. A few diseases and a lot of diseases will make you weak. Empress Mingde tried to find a precious jade to protect the prince, and called it the Wanling Jade, which would cure all diseases after taking it.
In the third year of Ruyi's reign, the prince passed away at the age of twenty-two and was buried in the Xianling Mausoleum. Wan Lingyu disappeared. Or it can be said that Baoyu was buried with the prince's tomb, thinking that it would contain food and protect the body from decay, and his appearance would be as lifelike.
The common people only believed in the rumors and tried to make things up, but they didn't know that the rumors were true.
In order to find the Ten Thousand Spirits Jade, the little tomb robber pried open the coffin door, only to see that the prince was handsome and handsome, as if he were a stranger. Suddenly... He opened his eyes.
Prince Zhaohuai, who had been dead for two years, had his body faked.
Ming Yun looked around blankly, as if he had just woken up from a big dream. He suddenly didn't know what night it was. He only remembered that his unsmiling guard whispered to him before waking up from the dream:
"Your Highness, I will always catch it."
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At the place of Guixu, the last Wuxiang in the world climbed out of the mountain of corpses in the sea of blood, and met the Fuso God who was passing by.
The wild little beast was very ferocious. It opened its mouth and bit the god, causing it to drip with blood. The god gave him a severe beating and carried him back.
He bared his teeth and his eyes were guarded, but God just folded a small red flower and handed it to him, "I'll call you Little Flower."
From then on, he became a good disciple of God. He would never go east when his master asked him to go east. However, being gentle, respectful, calm and self-possessed is all just an act.
One day, he finally couldn't pretend anymore and pressed his master into a kiss. He said that his name is not Xiaohua, but Kuanghua.
Crazy flowers, crazy flowers, flowers that bloom out of time.
Therefore, the master became angry and cut off his head with a sword. He lowered his eyes and said coldly: "Animals are inherently wild and difficult to tame."
Motto: Life is precious.
