She Received a Farewell Letter

The copy of the next book "Longxi Journey" can be found at the bottom, please accept it~ Double C/1V1/Overhead, superb acting skills, scheming snake × subtle knowledge, black tea deer There were five lantern attendants in the Xun Dynasty. They obeyed all the orders of the emperor and were victorious. In the 23rd year of Heguang's reign, on the day of the canonization ceremony of the East Palace, the prince drowned. Xue Jianwei, the lampmaster, was ordered to investigate the suspected murderer - the then prince's companion. On every first and fifteenth day of the lunar month, Xue Jianwei would report to the Minister of Deng Shi that he had no objection to the exemption. As the saying goes, a woman can act drunk until you cry, so Xue Jianwei, who has experienced many battles, is of course easy to handle. Xue Jianwei closed the coffin and concluded: This person has a kind heart and few words, so he can be friends with him. I won't say it with any certainty: this man has a lot of bad intentions and needs to be guarded against. But when she really knew the secret of Cheng's exemption, Xue Jianwei was left with hundreds of dead and injured, and there was no one left. She could only stab him in the heart with one sword. Cheng Zheng couldn't believe it, his eyes were bloodshot and he smiled miserably: "You deceived me so hard!" Xue Jianwei wiped off the blood on the long sword: "Everything is for Da Xun." --- Six years later, the new emperor Li Chengmian went to the imperial mausoleum in Quzhou to offer sacrifices, and was involved in a murderous case with the extraordinary Xue Jianwei. At first, he asked over and over again as if in a daze: "Do we know each other?" Xue Jianwei just said coldly: "Then let me say it again, we have never met." Later, Li Chengmian got a number of secret handwritten letters from Xue Jianwei, each of which began with the same sentence: There was no ulterior motive in accepting the offer. ---Longxi trip The female gangster who washes his hands in a golden basin returns to the world × Lieutenant Iron-faced Captain Peacock spreads his wings to pursue love with difficulty (double strong, but each has its own strength) In the third year of Yuanding of the Han Dynasty, Zhang Qian, the Marquis of Bowang, died of illness in Chang'an. His Majesty grieved and ordered the whole country to mourn. A procession to see off a bride arrived in Longxi County, and only Tie Pixiu, the proprietress of Huwei Inn, Jin Manyu, who was known as "only in but not out", boldly accepted the deal. That night, Jin Manyu sneaked into the bride's guest room to search for money as usual, and met Zhang Bizhi's eyes, who was tied up and sealed with oilcloth. Jin Manyu was stunned: shouldn't it be the bride? Why is she a young man? Zhang Bizhi's eyes shone: "Save me... Save me" Jin Manyu frowned: What did Jili Gulu say? No matter what, it's business to find money first! The gold and jade in his hands returned with a full load, leaving behind a desperate lamb waiting to be slaughtered, wailing, "Money! I still have money!!!" --- Zhang Bizhi was shocked when he picked up the secret letter. The letter said that the person he was engaged to be engaged to was a shy and inarticulate woman. When he glanced at it, he saw Jin Manyu happily fisting and drinking with others. The letter also said that she was dignified, virtuous, gentle and elegant. He glanced again and saw Jin Manyu cursing loudly and slapping the table into powder with a light palm. Zhang Bizhi closed his eyes in despair, it was over, it was over, his life was over! Later, the two traveled westward from Longxi and arrived at Dunhuang after many hardships. However, Jin Manyu could only watch Zhang Bizhi die in front of his eyes. Jin Manyu grabbed his collar and said fiercely: "If you dare to die, believe it or not, I will remarry immediately!" Zhang Bizhi smiled bitterly, "I knew... He was always in your heart." A road article on tariff reform starting from Longxi. Nowadays, the tariff war is in full swing, but how did we implement tariff barriers on the Silk Road many years ago. Intention: A lonely moon is not as bright as all the stars