I like money, but God likes me

After screaming for a while, she finally realized that the little emperor was dead. Even if it cost her herself, it still did not change the ending of the little emperor's death.

She didn't know why the little emperor chose to die, but she knew that the little emperor must have chosen to die for her.

It turned out that her fate had been calculated a long time ago, and she knew that she was destined to give everything for the little emperor, and that the little emperor would choose to sacrifice himself for her.

It's all because she insists on having her own way, and she's too arrogant. She thinks she can figure out other people's fates, so she feels that everything she does is right.

It was she who killed His Majesty and the little emperor who wanted to be with her.

The mistakes she made could never be repaid even if she died.

His Majesty must be very disappointed with her, otherwise he would not choose to die to fulfill her wish.

Thinking of this, tears gathered in her eyes again, and when her eyes were overwhelmed, they slipped from her eyelids and dripped on the face of the person in her arms.

After Qiu Hanshuang realized this, she quickly wiped the tears from the little emperor's forehead with her sleeves and muttered sorry.

Say it again and again, as if you can get the other person's forgiveness in this way.

But the person in her arms had turned into a cold corpse and would never respond to her again.

Su Yue floated next to her in a soul state and looked at her. When the other party cried, she couldn't help but float over to help her wipe away her tears.

The man who was holding her body and crying suddenly stopped and turned his head to look around, trying to find the figure he wanted to see in the empty hall.

The coldness in the corners of her eyes was very clear. Someone was wiping her tears just now.

She was the only one here, and there was no one around her, as if the feeling just now was all an illusion.

Su Yue slowly retracted her hand. Unexpectedly, the fragment could feel the state of her soul. She was indeed a fragment of divinity.

Then she saw the fragment and laughed at herself, whispering to herself:

"Your Majesty is so angry with me, how could you stay here to wipe my tears?"

She picked up the person in her arms, stood up and slowly walked out of the hall. When the palace people outside the door saw that she was covered in blood, and she was still holding the little emperor who seemed to have lost his voice in her arms, they were so frightened that they knelt down. , for fear that the Imperial Master would go crazy and let them be buried with the little emperor.

Qiu Hanshuang didn't care about the palace people around her at all. She wanted to do something more for the little emperor and tried to use other methods to make up for it. It didn't matter even if the little emperor could no longer see her. She just didn't want to make herself feel too uncomfortable. That’s all.

In order to preserve the body for a long time, she had a palace full of ice built underground. She would choose to sleep in this palace full of ice every night.

For her, the night is too difficult. She can still be busy during the day, but at night her body will be sleepy due to the fatigue during the day, and she will be awakened by nightmares after not sleeping for a while.

In her dreams, the little emperor always appeared in front of her covered in blood. She had to face such a little emperor again and again, which was more terrifying to her than death.

But what was even scarier than this was that the dream was pitch black and she couldn't even see the figure of the little emperor. She kept walking forward alone in the dark environment. No matter which direction she went, she couldn't escape. That dark environment.

In order to punish herself and deceive herself that the little emperor was still with her, she came up with a way to sleep with the little emperor's body every night.

How could Keren's body withstand such a cold place? The cold environment made it impossible for her to sleep, so she hugged the little emperor's body and told her everything she had done today.

Now, her face was paler than the white hair on her head. When the palace officials and ministers saw her, they would subconsciously show expressions of horror.

Her already broken body didn't last more than a few days before she developed a high fever.

The imperial doctor shook his head after checking her pulse, but because of her unusual status, he used expensive tonics and other things to keep her breath away.

Qiu Hanshuang relied on her own perseverance to survive. After the tomb she designed was built, she endured her physical discomfort and took the little emperor out of the ice-filled palace, then got on a carriage and arrived at the cemetery. .

In order to ensure that no one would disturb them, she did not let anyone follow her. She carried the little emperor into the main tomb alone. After opening the lid of the crystal coffin, she first let the little emperor lie in, and then she lay in .

Then he used his last effort to close the coffin lid.

At the moment when her consciousness completely disappeared, she was still thinking that they were now together forever.

……

Thousands of years later, several archaeologists discovered the tomb.

They began to excavate the tomb with excitement. After seeing the bones of the two women lying in the crystal coffin, they studied and read through history books all night, and finally determined the identities of the two bones in the crystal coffin. .

When they told everyone the identity of the tomb owner, everyone was surprised. After all, no one expected that the emperor of the glorious Su Mian Kingdom thousands of years ago turned out to be a woman disguised as a man.

Archaeologists placed the crystal coffins in the museum. The tourists who came and went looked at their bones and commented on them, but they had no idea that thousands of years ago, there was a national master named Mu Ruqingfeng. How much he loved the little emperor of Su Mian Kingdom, he couldn't bear to be slandered by others.