The legitimate daughter was reborn, and the emperor’s little Jiaojiao went crazy.

The queen listened to the man speaking indifferently about his revenge word by word in the Northern Wing language, and felt a chill running up from the soles of her feet to the top of her head.

It was the fear and horror of being entangled by a poisonous snake, terrifying.

At this moment, she finally understood that all the suffering her children had endured was caused by her as a mother.

That year, the queen gave birth to Princess Mu Su and was immersed in happiness.

The husband was very nice. He thought about her giving birth and refrained from touching her.

The queen originally wanted to take a concubine to sleep with her husband, but was rejected by her husband.

King Zhuna said that having only one queen was enough.

When he brought her back from the North Wing with great difficulty, he promised that she would be the only woman in his life in the future.

King Zhuna has always kept this promise.

Unexpectedly, when the queen was taking a nap that day, her husband suddenly became interested and blindfolded her with a ribbon.

She recovered well after giving birth and had long wanted to have sex with him, so she followed his wishes and cuddled with him while wearing a silk ribbon.

He didn't say a word the whole time, only responding to her with "hmm" or heavy breathing.

She thought that it was because they had not had sex for a long time that her husband was so devoted.

It was over. She pulled off the ribbon covering her eyes... The world was spinning and the ground was shaking.

Canglong was naked, lying on the bed between her and the king, "I didn't expect you to be like this when you're excited!"

This was the first sentence he said to her that day, and it was also what he said to her countless times in private to provoke and tease her afterwards.

The queen cried in despair and wanted to tell the king, but Canglong was not afraid at all, "Go! His palace guards are in my hands, it will be easy for me to kill him. After killing him, I will kill your son Wazhen, your daughter Musang, and... your newly born daughter Musu..."

He was not worried at all that this woman would tell others about his atrocities; instead, this became his reliance in repeatedly asking for more from her.

If a woman has such a handle, it is equivalent to the lives of her entire family being in the hands of the other party.

She lived like an ant from then on, and was even terrified when having sex with the king.

Because her every move was under Canglong's control.

Every time she had sex with the king, Canglong would force her to demand it in all kinds of humiliating ways.

Later, the queen found many excuses to avoid having sex with the king, but she still couldn't escape Canglong's clutches, and he even thought that she was keeping her virginity for him.

He once praised her for having such awareness. In order to praise her, he went even further and tried to have sex with her whenever he had the chance.

Even if it was not exposed for a long time, it would induce him to do evil and deliberately leave many marks on her body.

This forced the queen to cover up carefully, living in fear at every step, and leading a life worse than death.

The queen was extremely disgusted with matters between men and women, but she had to endure the humiliation for the safety of her family.

She also asked indirectly whether the king could forcefully take back Canglong's rights?

However, the king did not understand the deeper meaning of his wife's words at all. He just recalled with her the brotherly friendship they had when they were young.

He said, in this world, you are the one I love most, and he is the one I trust most. With you, my life is rich.

The queen understood what she said, but if she had not seen with her own eyes what Canglong demanded from her, she was afraid that her husband would not believe what she said.

But she never expected that even though she had been so servile and obedient, Canglong's evil claws would still reach out to her children, and eventually to her husband and his throne.

The queen lived a hard and sad life.

She lived to see her youngest daughter go missing, her son almost beaten to death, and her eldest daughter’s innocence ruined just like her.

The queen was extremely heartbroken and her tears could not stop flowing. She cried and told her husband about the grievances she had suffered over the years.

In public, in front of her children, she felt humble and humiliated, but she couldn't help but speak out.

When Hong Que heard her mother shout "You deliberately lost my Mu Su", she was so scared that she quickly pulled her mother's clothes tightly.

She was scared! She was so scared.

It turns out that her disappearance, like her wife's disappearance, was a conspiracy.

Hongque originally had no feelings for her mother, but at this moment, tears flowed like rain.

She understood her mother's hardships and difficulties, and realized that her mother's life was worse than death.

She lay in her lady's arms, crying very sadly.

Shi Anxia reached out and gently embraced Hongque's trembling body, wiped away her tears, and quietly watched and listened to everything that happened between the queen and Canglong.

She saw the deathly look in the queen's eyes and her heart sank.

The queen raised her hand and aimed the crossbow in her sleeve at herself.

In a flash, Cen Yuan made a move and a copper coin hit the queen's wrist.

The queen's hand dropped and the crossbow arrow in her hand fell to the ground.

King Zhuona exclaimed and hugged his wife tightly in panic.

He was so heartbroken that he couldn't breathe. He had never known his beloved wife to suffer like this.

How devastated he was! It was more painful than knowing his wife was having an affair behind his back.

Princess Beiyi was right. As the leader of a tribe, he could not protect his children, nor could he suppress his officials. Now he could not even protect his queen.

Why is he king?

He had no dignity at all. For so many years, Canglong had been bullying his wife right under his nose, and he didn't even notice it.

After learning that his daughter was insulted by Booth, he still chose to compromise for the lives of his tribe members.

Even though he knew that some officials had sided with the State of Wan, he did not dare to easily shake their positions.

He was worried that turmoil would bring misery to the people and that division would lead to bloodshed among the tribe.

But he forgot that the king's cowardice would bring real danger of genocide.

He doesn't deserve to be king!

He is not worthy of being a husband, let alone a father!

He is a complete loser.

King Zhuona hugged his wife and cried wildly to the sky.

Suddenly, a young man was heard shouting on the left, "Horses are neighing, the sun is shining, I am coming!"

As soon as he finished speaking, just as everyone's eyes were cast to the left, a rain of arrows came from the right.

It wasn't three, four, or five arrows fired at once; it was a rain of arrows.

The enemy shooter hiding in the tree fell down immediately.

Everyone turned their heads in shock and saw the shooter fall to the ground.

The sharp arrows either hit the center of the forehead or pierced the chest. Some archers who were not destined to die were pierced through the body by an arrow and wailed on the ground.

Tang Xinghe clenched his fists, and his knuckles crackled.

Damn it, he asked King Zhuna and Queen to attract the enemy's attention and delay for a while so that he could observe the position of the shooter. But he didn't let them have such a bloody ethical drama.

He looked at the little red magpie crying from afar, and his heart ached.

It was the first time the boy knew how it felt to feel sorry for a girl, and it was quite uncomfortable.

In such a state of discomfort, even the slogans were shouted angrily, "Pull the long bow, break the long wind, I don't want to play anymore!"

As everyone's eyes turned to the right, several arrows were shot from the left at the enemy standing in the front row.

Canglong was very quick-witted. He suddenly picked up Gu Ji who was beside him and blocked him in front of him, narrowly escaping death.

But the angle of the arrow was so tricky and the force was so strong that it penetrated Gu Ji's body and pierced into Canglong's chest.