Jun Jiuling

Princess taboo Jiuling, the second daughter of Prince Xingwen.

In the winter of the third year of Taikang, he violated Henan, galloped without donations of bait and medicine, and died in the house of Lu Qianhu, Fusi, Beizhen, Beijing, at the age of nineteen.

This is engraved on the epitaph, and it is the cause of death of Princess Jiuling announced to the world. This is the cause of Princess Jiuling's death.

At this moment, if Princess Jiuli asked this sentence, it would be treasonous if it were in other places.

Princess Jiuli never did anything outrageous, nor did she ask any questions.

When she arrived when she received the news of Princess Jiuling's death, Princess Jiuling had already finished encoffining, she just took King Huai to stand in front of the coffin to look at the remains, and then sat in the mourning hall to weep according to the etiquette.

"Princess Jiuling's body is too weak, and it's because she was raised outside since she was a child." At that time, some royal relatives sighed to Princess Jiuli like this.

Princess Jiuli just wiped her tears but didn't say a word.

Since then, she never said a word about the cause of Princess Jiuling's death, and she didn't even ask about her illness.

Why did she ask such a question at this moment, and she still asked Lu Yunqi, this man who is equivalent to the emperor's hand and eye.

"I don't comment on other things, but now at least I know one thing, Mr. Lu, you are sincere to my sister."

Princess Jiuli's voice came from behind.

"You are also as kind as possible to me and King Huai, and protect each other as much as possible."

It doesn't sound like a compliment as much as possible, but for Lu Yunqi's status, it is already extremely grateful, and it is also a gratitude that cannot be compared with outsiders.

After Princess Jiuli finished speaking, the room fell into silence.

Lu Yunqi still turned his back to her, but did not continue to walk.

"Everyone is dead. Is it necessary to know how to die?" He said suddenly.

Princess Jiuli supported the bed and stood up, with a look of urgency on her usually calm face.

"It's not in vain to be a ignorant person, but to be a bit more understanding when you die," she said.

Lu Yunqi turned around.

"That day, she said she wanted to eat lard dumpling bait from Cao's outside the city, so I went to buy it for her immediately," he said.

Under the bright light, his complexion became paler and paler.

She obviously didn't say anything, but when Princess Jiuli heard this, her eyes turned red, and she was about to shed tears.

that day.

She held hands and stared at Lu Yunqi seriously, fearing that she would miss a word.

"Cao's house opened late, I don't want to disturb and force him, lest the dumplings made by him under such circumstances will not taste good, so I just wait." Lu Yunqi's voice continued.

"When the first cage of dumpling bait was ready, they came and told me that Jiu Ling had entered the palace."

"I knew something was going to happen."

The bright light that Lu Yunqi stood in the hall poured on him, but it seemed to cast a shadow on him.

Princess Jiuli looked at him and covered her mouth with her hands.

He didn't say anything, his speech was a bit clumsy, his narration was dull, and his description was dry, but Princess Jiuli seemed to see the scene at that time.

She saw the girl walking on the road to the palace with determination and no hesitation.

"When I arrived, she was already dead."

Princess Jiuli closed her eyes, tears rolled down her pale cheeks.

Sure enough, he died because he entered the palace to assassinate the emperor.

As for why Jiu Ling wanted to assassinate the emperor, this is not a question that can be asked.

Asked and got no answer.

"How did she die?" she asked hoarsely.

Lu Yunqi looked blank.

"She was hacked to death," he said.

He looked in front of him, and seemed to see that pool of blood again, and his eyes were so painful that the blood was piercing, but he didn't avoid it at all, and wanted to see everything in front of him clearly.

Look at her arm that was cut off from the flesh and blood, look at her distorted figure, look at her favorite dress stained red with blood, look at her beyond recognition.

Watching her look at herself, she smiled.

The room was dead.

I don't know how long it took before I heard Princess Jiuli sigh.

"That's it." She said, "It hurts."

There is no anger or bitter cry, only these three words in a soft voice.

How painful.

How painful.

Lu Yunqi turned around and walked out. His steps were fast, and the beaded curtains were rattling, shaking violently and shining brightly.

Lu Yunqi rushed into the night, and the girls and servants were startled by him.

"My lord..." Everyone saluted one after another.

Before the voice fell, Lu Yunqi had passed them and walked out quickly.

"My lord is going out?"

"grown ups?"

The brocade guards from the outer court rushed over to ask questions.

Lu Yunqi just walked out without saying a word, everyone got busy, horses were brought in, torches and lanterns gathered, and the gate was pushed open.

Amidst the hustle and bustle, Lu Yunqi looked dumb and said nothing. If it wasn't for people walking around by themselves, they would really be like wood carvings and stone sculptures.

He mounted the horse and urged the horse to gallop.

The brocade guards crowded around to surround and guard, and the light of the torches with the sound of horseshoes disturbed the quiet night of the capital.

Seeing this group of people approaching, the crowd at the night market jumped and ran away, and Lu Yunqi was even more speechless when they saw it.

Are you going to ransack your house this late at night?

Who is so unlucky?

Lu Yunqi and his party disappeared on the street as people dodged their curious eyes.

"Looking at the direction, it's heading out of the city."

"Are you going out of town so late?"

"Aren't you afraid of encountering ghosts when walking at night?"

After saying these words, there was a moment of silence on the side of the street, and people scattered like birds and beasts. This movement was too fast, and a man who was leaning against the corner accidentally fell over, and the bamboo hat he was wearing on his head also rolled off, and was trampled by the scattered people. A few feet.

"Hey my hat." He shouted anxiously.

The hat was kicked back.

"What kind of hat do you wear at night?" the man scolded.

Annoyed, the man picked up his hat, and looked at the people running around in the night, no one could see who kicked it.

The man picked up the hat and saw that the good hat had been trampled crookedly, so he had to throw it aside angrily.

The night market has resumed its bustle. The man stood up straight and looked around, raised his hand and stroked his temples, straightened his clothes and walked along the street.

There are many stalls in the night market, and many people are sitting or standing, eating, drinking and laughing. Of course, many restaurants are still open, but compared to the daytime, it seems a bit deserted. After all, brothels are a good place to go to drink at night.

The man walked to a guild hall and whispered a few words to a clerk at the door, and the clerk hurriedly led him in, and the door of the guild hall was closed, and the lantern on the door was also closed. It was taken down and extinguished, indicating that the place was closed.

Inside, as the buddy led the way, where the man walked, the lanterns were also taken down and extinguished one after another. The originally bright room became dark. The man stopped in front of a room door, straightened his clothes again, opened the door and walked in.

The light in the room was soft, illuminating an old man sitting by the window, who was writing seriously with his head down.

The man smiled and bowed respectfully.

"Greetings, Mr. Huang." He said.

The old man who wrote raised his head, and the light shone on his wrinkled face. It was Mr. Huang Cheng Huang.

"If I go to see His Majesty now and say that I have captured Lord Sicang, the crown prince of the Jin Dynasty." He said with a warm expression, "Your Majesty will be very pleased."