Civil and military officials of the Manchu dynasty, begging me to ascend the throne

In this autumn, unlike summer, the days are short and the nights are long. The days are still very long, making people unable to feel the passage of time.

By the time Jiang Sile and his party left Yunhai Taoist Temple, although it was Youshi, the sky was already groggy, but it was as bright as usual.Fortunately, this did not delay their return journey.

At the entrance of Yunhai Taoist Temple, Jiang Sile declined Xuan Qingzi's polite invitation to stay overnight. She did not intend to stay at Yunhai Taoist Temple for a long time.

This Xuan Qingzi may be said to have magical powers, but he is somewhat unpredictable.

Even so, Jiang Sile was overjoyed with today's harvest.

What three-soul syndrome?What gods are special?
The two monks at Qingyang Temple were asked questions that they had little understanding of, and now they finally have answers.

Xuan Qingzi told him that all mortals are one body and one soul. When a person dies, his soul will die with him.

In the mortal world, if there are two souls in one body, it is a supernatural body.

Such people can see things that ordinary people cannot see, and they are the best seeds for cultivating Taoism, Buddhism, and mind.

It’s no wonder that those monks, when they saw such a miraculous thing, called out to gods and gods!
But Jiang Sile's situation is extremely special.

After Jiang Sile's own confession and Xuan Qingzi's divination... yes, the Taoist priest was best at divination and other miscellaneous arts. This made Jiang Sile understand the immortal Taoist master Xuan Qingzi's heart at a glance. Some filters.

Fortunately, there is still a little Taoist priest around, and her filter on the Taoist priest never fails to break.

According to their speculations, there are definitely more than three souls remaining in her current body.

It's probably double digits, that much.

This guess shocked Jiang Sile and made her calm down, recalling all the strange things about the past.

Yes, the biggest anomaly is Princess Anle's "power".

The senior died in her hands, and there was no guarantee that no one else would die in the same way.

If Jiang Sile did not have the blessing of merit and incense, he would probably end up with the same fate as his predecessors, with his soul dissipating.

Moreover, Princess Anle's strength is very likely to be related to the death of those souls.

She was so powerful that it was... shocking, even to the point of being weird in Jiang Sile's opinion.

But Jiang Sile is still confused now. Is she from another world like Jiang Sile, or is she an aborigine of this world?
And how could she be so powerful?

Neither Jiang Sile nor Xuan Qingzi found the answers to all these questions.

Xuan Qingzi once calculated the origin of the female ghost, but could not figure out anything.

But the hexagram gave Jiang Sile advice.

Just as Xuan Qingzi said: "Your Highness has now accomplished his merits. Even if there are really powerful ghosts, he will not be able to invade at all."

He also suggested: "With your Highness's qualifications, you can practice Taoism and cultivate your mind. It may be of benefit to you."

These words gave Jiang Sile a headache at that time.

When she went to the temple, the monk wanted her to be tonsured; when she came to the Taoist temple, the Taoist priest also wanted her to practice Taoism.So, where does the time traveler get the magic power that can make this way of practice easy for her?

Jiang Sile had little interest in these, but could not resist Xuan Qingzi's sudden enthusiasm, and finally accepted a copy of the Tao Te Ching that was said to have been copied by him himself.

By the time they finished talking about these messy things, the sky was already dark, and the warm red glow covered the horizon. It looked like the hem of a fairy's skirt, adding a touch of fantasy and splendor to the world, adding a bit of unreal beauty.

After riding for a while, they found the carriage waiting there on the outskirts of a forest, as well as the guards guarding the carriage, waiting for their return.

After Jiang Sile and A Yishi got on the bus, the wheels of the carriage began to roll forward, running over the fallen leaves on the road. They had just passed through a deciduous forest and were heading towards the city station.

It seems that Taoist temples and temples like to be built in places with beautiful scenery. However, such places are often in the suburbs, and it is very inconvenient to travel or travel there.

There are far fewer people in the suburbs, and there are not many pedestrians. The roads are mostly farmers with hoes on their shoulders, or women returning home from work.

They seemed to be used to this tall horse carriage, and they moved out of the way very skillfully.

"How's the scenery here?"

Jiang Sile leaned on A Yishi's shoulder and asked her curiously.

"Excellent. It's warm in winter and cool in summer, and the scenery in autumn is a bit more beautiful than other places..."

A Yi didn't show up at all. He knew that Jiang Sile could no longer see the beautiful scenery, but he was a little more patient than usual and told Jiang Sile eloquently.

Just as A Yishi's deep voice sounded, Jiang Sile gently closed his eyes.

……

Beijing, rear hall of Chongguang Hall
Jiang Yi had just opened the latest letter sent by King Wen. The handwriting on the envelope was written by King Wen himself, which aroused Jiang Yi's interest.

When he opened the letter and read it quickly, Jiang Yi gritted his teeth and threw the letter back on the table.Chong An watched all this with fear, but he didn't have the slightest courage to stand up against Jiang Yi's anger.

Veins popped out on Jiang Yi's forehead. If he hadn't been concerned about the majesty of the emperor and brotherhood, Jiang Yi would have even torn up the letter and sent it back intact to his good brother.

The words used in King Wen's letter were extremely rude and vulgar, and he even scolded Jiang Yi severely in his heart.He also said, "If your Majesty is incompetent, I can share your worries." "It's a pity that the late emperor has no knowledge of people." "Your Majesty is cowardly and incompetent, which is why he created such a disaster."

In the letter, King Wen fully regarded the assassination of King Cheng as Jiang Yi's responsibility, calling it 'his majesty's dereliction of duty'.

He blamed Jiang Yi for being "cowardly and angry", which led to the bandits committing rebellion and treating the king's law as nothing.

"How dare he?" Jiang Yi clenched his fist fiercely and punched the table, as if he wanted to release all the depression in his heart.

Jiang Yi thought coldly, whether he was too indulging King Wen, which made him so disrespectful and dared to say such words to him that could be considered treason to provoke him.

News of Chongguang Hall spread quietly in the palace.

Now everyone knows that the new emperor was very angry at King Wen's words. This anger was even the worst in his life. This made the people serving in the Chongguang Palace frightened and even thought that His Majesty had changed his mind.

Even the concubines in the harem could not help but serve him with trepidation.

Anyone who said the word "King Wen" in the palace was severely reprimanded by Jiang Yi.