Quick Wear: Another day when the villain is paying for it

It was just dawn.

In a magnificent mansion, a maid slowly opened a door, drew aside the bed curtain, and gently pushed the sleeping girl on the bed.

"Your Highness, it's time to get up."

Xu Ning opened her eyes dazedly and yawned: "Yeah, I understand."

Several maids outside the door received the signal and walked into the room with their heads down, carrying toiletries.

While asking the maid to help him wash up, he was thinking about the plot of this world.

This is the third day since Xu Ning came to this world. Her current identity is Princess Mingzhu, the most honorable princess of Tianqi Kingdom.

Since she was young, she was weak and sickly and was predicted to not live to the age of sixteen. Her father, mother, and brothers took great pains to worry about her. They invited all kinds of doctors, medical practitioners, and sorcerers, and posted notices all over the country.

Until one day, a Taoist priest came to her and gave her an exquisite blessing bag, and Xu Ning's illness was cured immediately.

The emperor was overjoyed and wanted to hold a banquet to celebrate, but the Taoist said: "The princess's illness is only temporarily relieved. If you want to cure it, you need to leave the palace and can't come back until the year you reach the age of marriage."

This was no less than taking their lives, but no matter how reluctant they were, they did not want to see their daughter (sister) sick and in pain. They sent their daughter away in tears and took some time every year to visit her.

This is the place that the emperor and his men spent dozens of days selecting. It has picturesque scenery and is spring all year round.

As for the villain Mo Jinghuai, he is now a carefree little brat, or rather, a carefree teenager.

He is the son of Mo Yun, the general who is most trusted by her father. He has always been a troublemaker since he was a child. He has shown his father's habits to the fullest and is a well-known devil in the capital.

As for the reason for his darkening, it was that a year later, the neighboring country Lu sent troops to invade the border between the two countries, attempting to attack Tianqi Country. Mo Jinghuai's father led the troops to prepare for the war, but was assassinated by military personnel halfway. Although his life was not in danger, he was seriously injured. Fearing that something might happen at the border, he traveled all the way to the border.

The war was won, but he died of wound infection, inflammation and suppuration. Mo Yun passed away, and his mother, Madam Mo, could not bear the blow and died of worry a few days later. Madam Mo, who was still pregnant, took Mo Jinghuai to take care of their funeral affairs in tears, but on the day of the funeral, she was hit by a child and gave birth prematurely, resulting in two deaths.

Seeing his relatives die one after another, Mo Jinghuai turned evil in an instant. The naive boy became more and more indifferent and refused the emperor's help. He entered the barracks alone, started as a soldier, and became a general leading the entire army. He went straight to the enemy's base camp and destroyed the Lu Kingdom in one fell swoop.

He also found the mastermind behind the assassination of his father, who was the father who bumped into Mo Mu's child. He handed the evidence he found to the emperor, and watched his family being beheaded. He then disappeared from everyone's sight, and no one knew where he went or whether he was dead or alive.

Xu Ning: "What happened this time? Why did they teleport me here so early?"

Qiuqiu: "I teleported you too late. Can you still capture him?"

Xu Ning: "..."

That’s right. By that time, Ajing will only be thinking about revenge and won’t care about love.

"Princess, should breakfast be brought into the room?"

The maid who was speaking was specially sent by the emperor to take care of Xu Ning. There were two of them in total, one was called Chunhua and the other was called Qiushi.

Xu Ning shook her head: "No, let's eat outside today."

Chunhua: “Yes.”