The Legend of the Concubine in the Harem

As she finished her words, the place where several male turtles were huddled together was suddenly submerged by a stream of water.

Just when everyone thought that the disaster was about to continue, they saw a column of water falling from that one place, covering Turtle Man inside. His terrified eyes burst immediately, and he danced and struggled in the water, and finally drowned in extreme pain in the lake, which had been filled with the bodies of countless innocent women.

A fat fish swam along the bloodshot from his eyes, mouth and nose, and began to peck at him according to their biological instinct.

"I may not be able to eat fish for a while." Hu Ziyi suddenly said this.

Lu Weiyuan turned around and looked at her: "Our Xin Sui is really kind-hearted."

"Most people in this world are not as good as you. They know better than anyone that they are eating humans, but they use words to cover up their crime of cannibalism while eating more happily than this fish."

"Xin Sui, Xin Sui, what method should I use to correct their brains that are soaked in the stench of human corpses?"

Without waiting for Hu Ziyi to answer, or rather, Lu Weiyuan did not want anyone to answer, she gave the answer herself: "I have to be more brutal."

"I have to be more brutal than my grandmother and my mother. I have to kill more people to stop anything that makes me unhappy from happening."

The reason why Empress Dowager Hu was able to confront the late emperor was not only because of her status as the empress at the time, but also because she was indeed a person who had the ability and means to lead her subjects to fight and seize benefits. Although the current Empress Dowager Hu is a rare and kind old lady with a long life, if we make a separate list of those who died at her hands in the past, it would take a lot of paper and pen.

Needless to say, Xie Yuzhen was responsible for planning several major cases after she entered the palace. Almost every time, she confiscated property and exterminated the entire family, killing people in large numbers and leaving blood all over the ground. The honorable name of Empress Xie has always been entangled with a layer of blood that is difficult to wash away.

But it's interesting.

Before they showed their brutal and bloodthirsty side, the men who stood on the opposite side of them often did not take "mere women" seriously. But when they started to get involved in "non-women's things", the men began to jump up and down, trying to belittle and suppress them. And when they began to become cruel and did not hesitate to label themselves as cruel, those men finally learned to carefully put the women with blood on their hands in the position where they needed to be treated equally, and often overly criticized their cruelty and bloodiness - but this criticism would only emerge quietly from the gutter like rats and cockroaches after the woman died.

"Xin Sui, you probably have to serve a tyrant." Lu Weiyuan laughed as he pulled out the evildoers hiding in the crowd and threw them into the water to drown them. He also continued to joke with Hu Ziyi, "Not one or two years, not ten or a hundred years, but thousands or tens of thousands of years. You have to stay by my side for such a long time. Are you afraid?"

Hu Ziyi's eyes were dead, and he drew his knife: "Who to kill?"

Lu Weiyuan looked at her and couldn't help laughing out loud.

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Northern Xinjiang.

The emperor is ill.

Imperial Physician Lin, who was accompanying the patrol, stood in front of Xie Yuzhen with a slight bow, reporting the emperor's condition to her: "...I am incompetent, your majesty's condition...I am afraid that it can only be alleviated by medication."

The emperor had a headache, was short of breath, and looked completely exhausted, but the imperial doctors could not find anything after feeling his pulse. In fact, the pulse clearly told them that the emperor was in perfect health. Instead, he was still as strong as a bull and could knock all of them down with one punch.

Xie Yuzhen was not surprised by this conclusion. She nodded with a sad look in her eyes: "Then please trouble Lord Lin to prescribe medicine for Your Majesty."

Imperial Physician Lin bowed: "Yes, your Majesty."

"Your Majesty is ill. Although I am worried and wish I could stay by your bedside day and night, but... the tour cannot be left unattended. How about this, let the heir and the accompanying concubines take turns to take care of your Majesty, and then let... the third and fourth princesses come over to help me."

Xie Wei was really worried about letting other people have contact with the emperor alone at such a special time, but if he didn't let the emperor have contact with other people, he was afraid that he wouldn't be able to get that thing out of his body.

But that's okay.

Now she has become more proficient in fishing than before.

After seeing off Imperial Physician Lin and the others, Xie Yuzhen asked Xia Zhi to send out a letter: "I didn't expect that His Majesty would fall ill here. Let the people we deployed along the way withdraw to the northern border for defense. I'm afraid we will have to fight a tough battle next."

"Yes." Xia Zhi said, "Your Majesty, Concubine Shun returned not long ago, but Your Majesty suddenly fell ill, so she only greeted him outside and gave me the map of the grassland outside the northern border drawn by Danzhu Wangzhang."

"It seems that she has successfully persuaded her father." Xie Yuzhen took the map and took a look. "The Danzhu people have always been nomadic, following the water and grass. If they can settle down this time and open up another territory for Dasheng, it can also be regarded as her achievement. This palace will not treat them badly."

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"What do you mean?"

"The Queen would rather let Fengning, that bookworm, and Shouan, that sickly person, interfere in the affairs of the palace than let me go?!" Princess Cheng'an's face was filled with anger, her chest heaving violently, "It's okay for Yongtai, she has never liked these things, but I am the eldest daughter of my father! How can I..."

A deep feeling of unwillingness welled up in Princess Cheng'an's heart.

The palace servant who delivered the message spoke carefully: "The Queen's intention is that Your Highness has to take care of the young prince and the prince, and she is afraid...she is afraid that you are overworked..."

"Snapped!"

Princess Cheng'an waved her long sleeves, sweeping the teacups on the table to the ground, and the broken porcelain flew all over the floor, venting all the dissatisfaction and depression that had been suppressed in her heart for a long time.

"Bully me...you are all bullying me!"

"Mother, what should I do? How can I live up to your expectations of me and live up to your teachings, so that my second brother..."

When Princess Cheng'an thought of Prince Jinxiang, her irritability became even louder, and she did not notice that one of her usual maids had a strange look on her face.

After the palace servant who had delivered the message left, the maid came up to her quietly, knelt before her and said softly, "Your Highness, there is something I want to tell you. I don't know if I should tell you."