The Rise of Phoenixes Chapter 59:
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"You want to kill me, I don't blame you." She carefully arranged the prince's scattered sleeves, "I can't agree to your last wish before you die, but today, I swear to you here that you will I will definitely fulfill your wish."
Then she raised her head and gave Ning Yi a strange smile.
"Brother Six, do you agree?"
Ning Yi looked at her.
After a while, he said gently: "Sister, you are so sad that you are going crazy. You should go and rest."
"Yes, Sixth Brother, you will have to do the hard work from now on." Shaoning slowly stood up and no longer looked at the prince, "You must take care of yourself."
"Shaoning, you have grown up." Ning Yi looked at her happily, "My little girl has grown up and knows how to share the worries of her father and brother. My brother is really happy for you."
Shao Ning's expression changed - she had reached the marriageable age, and she should have pointed out the prince's consort long ago. Relying on the favor of her father and the prince, she was holding off day by day, but now, who would help her like a big brother? make excuse? Who would act like an elder brother and bear the pressure of courtiers for her and send her to Qingming to study freely?
The sea of blood is overturned, the desire for power is treacherous, and in one day, loved ones will never see each other again.
The girl stood precariously, her palms under her sleeves clenched tightly into fists.
A royal **** game was written down in the history books with just four words: "Geng Yin Change", just like those human lives, destined to be just a cold death toll.
The death toll was extremely high. His Royal Highness the King of Chu led the Three Law Divisions to pursue and eradicate the roots. The princelings and suspected princelings became victims of the Gengyin Rebellion. In the late spring and early summer of the fifteenth year of Tiansheng, Tianjie Countless people were killed, and many years later, there are still dark blood stains that cannot be washed away in the cracks in the bluestone slabs of the execution ground.
The prince was deposed as a commoner and was buried in Ximeng Mountain on the outskirts of Beijing. His children were exiled to Youzhou in the northwest and were not allowed to return to Beijing for generations.
The fifth prince, who was involved in the old case of framing the founder of the Republic of China, was ordered to hand over the command of the imperial army and went out of Beijing to Jianghuai Road to inspect the Longchuan Canal project connecting the north and the south. The project has just begun and is expected to be completed within three years. Nowadays, except for holidays or special summons from the emperor, it is difficult for His Highness to have time to return to Beijing for a stroll.
The seventh prince successfully escaped from the old case, but he has since restrained himself a lot, and he is studying behind closed doors.
The heir to the dynasty died, and the two most favored princes were deposed. On the contrary, His Royal Highness the King of Chu, who had always been ignored, was rising. In June of the twelfth year of Tiansheng, the emperor gave the King of Chu three bodyguards and the commander-in-chief. The Changying Guards, a total of 16 members in addition to the prince's ceremonial guard plus the first, second and third class guards, lead the household department and are in charge of the water conservancy camp affairs in the capital.
Honors and real power come one after another.
After the Gengyin Incident, Ning Yi made the emperor feel relieved. In the new round of reshuffle, various important positions in the court were gradually vacated. Ning Yi was not in a hurry to install his own forces - he had never been in a hurry over the years. He did not accept the retainers and make friends with foreign ministers, so he was a bare prince.
He is a completely loyal prince who only does his own thing well. All positions are still recommended by government agencies at all levels and selected through Qingming Academy according to the old practice.
Only Feng Zhiwei knows that Ning Yi does not need to train his disciple, Qingming is his.
Feng Zhiwei was also promoted. He was promoted even before he took office. Because of his merits in rescuing the princess, in addition to retaining his position as bachelor of Chaohua Palace, he was also promoted to Youchunfang Youzhongyun and Qingming Academy Secretary. The former was the prince. Attendant reading, responsible for the prince's invitation to read, there is no prince now, it is just a false title, the latter is very useful - deputy director of Qingming Academy.
Feng Zhiwei felt very sad when he accepted the order - Miss, I really don’t want to have anything to do with His Highness the King of Chu...
Her new residence is also in Xihua Lane, far across from Qiu Mansion. This was specially chosen by her. This incident resulted in the capture of a number of princelings, among whom Yuan Youzhongyun was exiled from the army, so she wanted him. In his family's mansion, he became a neighbor with his uncle.
The Qiu Mansion has been having a hard time recently. Qiu Shangqi has always been close to the fifth prince, but now he is involved in a lawsuit.
Dai Viet has been knocking on its side in recent years, giving Emperor Tian Sheng a headache. Qiu Shangqi suddenly became a lot smarter after making good friends with the "guoshi" Mr. Wei, and specially proposed a plan to say that Dai Viet is located in the northwest of Tian Sheng, and the land is weak and the people are fierce. Resources are in short supply, leading to robbery and robbery. It is better to open a "horse market" at the border, and trade rice, grain, cloth, and silk between Vietnam and horses and inland railways, which can ensure the safety of both sides.
Emperor Tian Sheng adopted the strategy, but things did not develop as expected. Dai Viet did not abide by the rules and sold thin horses, but demanded high prices forcibly. There were even "morning and dusk bandits" who sold a batch of thin horses in the morning and robbed them again at night. go back.
Emperor Tiansheng was furious, and the imperial censor took the opportunity to impeach him, leaving Qiu Shangqi in a state of distress.
Feng Zhiwei was sitting in her small pavilion, looking at the eaves of Qiu Mansion in the distance, smiling and sipping tea, wondering when and in what capacity should she pay a proper visit to Qiu Mansion?
Suddenly, a servant brought a servant into the house, who came in mysteriously. After a while, Feng Zhiwei sent the person out mysteriously.
I then stood behind the door and thought deeply - Shaoning came to see me, what's the matter?
I suddenly remembered that I had been busy moving recently and had forgotten the question I asked Gu Nanyi that day, so I quickly asked it again.
"What did you say you were that day? Can you finish it?"
"Oh." Mr. Gu was cracking walnuts. He has become obsessed with this recently. When he heard this, he replied calmly:
"I am yours."
"Breaking Zhuang Zhou's dream, carrying the east wind with two wings, picking up three hundred famous gardens and emptying them all, frightening to death the bees seeking beauty..."
Feng Zhiwei sat leisurely in the green linoleum car, eyes half-closed, muttering.
The waiter next to the car looked over and asked flatteringly: "What did you say? But the car is too bumpy?"
"It's okay, it's okay." Feng Zhiwei waved her hands, her face a little pale.
Her "unintentional search for beauty" was frightened to death by a beautiful big butterfly. The fear is still there.
Master Gu cherishes words like gold, but every word that comes out makes you feel like you have swallowed gold.
"I am yours."
Succinct, crisp, powerful, and terrifying.
Feng Zhiwei was struck by thunder and didn't dare to ask any more questions. He immediately packed up and ran out of the house to go to Princess Shaoning's summons, forgetting even his original intention of delaying it.
The car made twists and turns, gradually deviating from the main street, and stopped in front of an inconspicuous small restaurant in a deep alley.
"Not going to the palace?" Feng Zhiwei frowned, feeling something was wrong in his heart. He got out of the car and looked around, and there was a vague head flashing around. It should be Shaoning's guard.