Chang’an Peasant Girl

Thinking about going to Beisheng for more than three months, whenever there is danger, he will first protect her behind him

The image of Meng Zhuqing protecting her behind her was recalled in her mind, and the corners of Tuoba Yao's lips trembled a lot.

And during those three months, although she and him got along day and night, except when talking about business, she hardly spoke to him at other times, but this did not prevent her heart from gradually liking him.

This person is really nice.

Even if he could kill her because of his loyalty, he could still die for her.

She didn't know whether he was treating her like this because he was a good man or because he might be interested in her, but the one thing she was absolutely sure of was that she had liked him.

And she likes him, even if he wakes up, she doesn't plan to tell him.

Seeing that it was almost dawn, Tuoba Yao hurriedly got up and walked out for fear of being discovered by the general's mansion when he went out.

After walking two steps, she stopped and didn't look back at the person lying on the bed, she just stood there with her back to the person lying on the bed, and said softly: "Wake up, I already feel sorry for you, don't want to I'm even more sorry for you."

On the twentieth day of Meng Zhuqing's coma, Tao Shangran was hacked into pieces, that is, executed by Ling Chi.

Not only did Tao Shangran have an accident, but it also affected the entire Tao family.

Because, on the day when Emperor Xiyun ordered Tao Shangran to be arrested, he also ransacked Tao Shangran's house, and found a lot of criminal evidence against Tao Shangran from Tao Shangran's house.

Tao Shangran not only framed King Beicheng for treason, but also embezzled a lot of money from the court, and even secretly tripped the prince Su Chengyu together with Tao Guogong, trying to pull Su Chengyu down from the position of the crown prince.

As the saying goes, pulling out radishes and bringing out mud was originally an accident of Tao Shangran, but later, from the things found in Tao Shangran's house, Tao Guogong was implicated, and finally, even the entire Tao family was involved.

Back then, Emperor Xiyun didn't dare to touch the Tao family easily because of the fact that the Tao family held a heavy fist. Now, after so many years, the power of the Tao family has been far inferior to that of the past. Therefore, after investigating everything, Emperor Xiyun He just gave the Tao family a pot without being polite at all.

As soon as the Tao family was settled, Emperor Xiyun announced to the world that King Beicheng, Tuoba, was innocent. He even posthumously named King Beicheng as Shengwang, and built a Shengwang mansion in the imperial capital for Tuobayao to live in.

Since her father is king again, Tuoba Yao naturally regained her status as princess.

When Jing Jing learned that those people from the Tao family wanted to pull Su Chengyu from the position of the crown prince, Jing Jing only felt that the people from the Tao family really wanted to kill themselves, and she didn't sympathize at all.

Thinking of the fifth prince Su Chengjin who was killed by the assassin, An Jing sighed slightly.

Why did the Tao family want to pull Su Chengyu from the position of the crown prince? Didn't he want Su Chengjin to become emperor!

But in the end, they got nothing, instead they ruined the whole family

I know I can't do it, but I still do it

It really deserves it.

It is also true that if you don't do it, you won't die.

Too lazy to think about those people who put themselves to death, she quietly turned her head and asked her husband: "Master, did the righteous father say that he will appoint Youbao as the salt transport envoy in the Nanyan area?"

"Ok."

Salt transport envoys are from the third grade and manage salt, and salt tax is an important source of treasury silver. Salt tax accounts for about 40% to 50% of the total national tax revenue in the same period. The proportion is so high that every emperor pays special attention to it, and it is all delegated. His most trusted official served as the salt transport envoy.