Quick wear: the host is really floating

Chapter 113 Chang'an Song (End)
The man's dark pupils dilated instantly, and he looked at Xiao Zen kneeling in front of him, his voice was so hoarse that he could barely utter a sound: "...she, did you tell you this?"

Little Zen nodded slightly, lowered his eyes to look at the cat in the wooden cage, and said, "Before she died, the eldest princess said, I hope you can keep Xiao Hei."

She was still talking, but Jiang Shizhong, who was sitting on it, couldn't listen to anything.

He felt that his throat seemed to be strangled by something, and it was difficult to breathe for a long time.

[Ding——Jiang Shizhong's favorability degree +5, the current total favorability degree is 100.]
Huahua in the system space quietly turned her head and glanced at Xue Zhi who was sitting beside her.

But she didn't seem to stop, so... shall I continue reading?
Xiaochan didn't hear the sound for a while, she raised her head slightly, but suddenly her eyes widened.

The lofty man was still dressed in spotless white clothes, but there were a few drops of crystal tears on his usually expressionless face.

The man lowered his eyes slightly, his slender eyelashes drooping slightly, with wet teardrops on them.

Xiao Zen suddenly lowered his head.

"Okay." After a while, she heard the man's hoarse voice.

Before Xiao Zen could react, a clear wrist appeared in front of him, and the man's bony hand stretched out. He raised the hand and opened the wooden cage, releasing the snow-white cat in the cage.

"Meow..." the cat let out a cry, and got into the man's arms.

Jiang Shizhong still didn't have much expression on his face, but he was hugging the cat, but he didn't stand up for a long time.

"Master Guoshi?" Xiaochan looked at him in surprise, and wanted to reach out to help him, but seeing the man's spotless white clothes, he withdrew his hand again.

Jiang Shizhong raised his hand to cover his heart, and within a few breaths, his voice suddenly became thin and painful, "If I had told her earlier...she wouldn't...no accident would happen."

"It was my fault."

Little Chan was shocked, and suddenly looked up at Jiang Shizhong. There were tears on the man's beautiful and smooth chin, and he couldn't help crying while holding the cat.

"My lord, actually...Even if the eldest princess doesn't leave, I'm afraid she won't live long." She looked at Jiang Shizhong with complicated eyes, and said softly.

The man raised his tearful eyes, his expression suddenly changed.

"The eldest princess was poisoned. According to Doctor Zhang of the imperial hospital, the poison is a chronic poison. She should have been taking it a few years ago. Before she left, the eldest princess died not long ago. The eldest princess said that the slaves should not tell the poison." Anyone, but I think you should know..." Xiaochan continued, "You...don't blame yourself too much."

Jiang Shizhong's eyes flashed, and his voice suddenly sank, "Who is it?"

Xiao Zen lowered his eyebrows.

……

In July of the 23rd year of Xuanwu, Princess Chang'an was assassinated on the way to marry her relatives and died.

In August of the same year, news came that the eldest princess Chang'an was buried in Zhuque Imperial Mausoleum as the prince and concubine, and the whole country of Suzaku Xuanwu mourned.

In September of the same year, Jiang Shizhong, the national teacher, and Dr. Zhang, the head of the imperial hospital, brought a private killer organization to sue Xue Huining, the fifth princess of the dynasty, for murdering her eldest sister, Princess Chang'an. The whole country was shocked, the emperor was furious, and demoted to common people , exiled to the border town.

In October of the same year, Xue Huining died of illness on the way to exile because of her frail body and unacceptable acclimatization.

In the 24th year of Xuanwu, news came from Suzaku that Prince Suzaku succeeded to the throne and became the new emperor of Suzaku, and named the deceased eldest princess Chang'an as Empress Chang'an Huide.

Later, people in Suzaku Xuanwu and Xuanwu countries remembered the eldest princess named Chang'an, because she performed a song on the Chang'an stage, which really brought a century of Chang'an for the two countries.

……

Suzaku, Imperial Mausoleum.

One person and one cat stood facing the wind, quietly standing in front of the tombstone.

The man raised his slender and fair hand, tapped lightly on the tombstone engraved with "Empress Chang'an Huide", and said softly, "Chang'an, I'm here to see you."

(Finish)

(End of this chapter)