Genius Poisonous Concubine: Fourth Miss Against Heaven

Chapter 250 Qiushi Pavilion

Judging from the level of maintenance of this sword, the person who owns it must cherish it very much, and often take it out to wipe it carefully, otherwise it will not be so long after such a long time.

"It's not that you don't know what the martial arts tournament is. It's all for show and for fun. Isn't it a waste to use such a good sword against those who think they are peerless masters?" Jian Yunling put away the sword. Okay, push back to Yu Wenzheng's side.

He pushed it back stubbornly again, Jian Yunling was very distressed by the sound of the sword rubbing, but Yu Wenzheng said as if he hadn't heard it: "It's nothing to regret. The sword is sealed in its sheath, and it is ruined. Back then, the emperor gave me this sword." The sword, I hope I can bring it to the bloody battlefield. Now I can't do it, but you can let everyone appreciate its grace again."

When Yu Wenzheng said this, although he deliberately concealed it, the regret and regret in his words were still accidentally revealed.

Jian Yunling didn't refuse again, and carefully accepted it.

While the two were still struggling with the ownership of the sword, the carriage had already passed the Changque Gate and entered the palace.

This is the first time Jian Yunling knew that there was a training ground specially built for the emperor in the palace. The area of ​​the training ground was more than five times that of the royal training ground. Now, it is just like a real one. Olympic venues.

The carriage stopped in front of the training ground.The loud human voice inside is mixed with the sound of blades colliding, it seems that many people are already eager to try.

But Jian Yunling really didn't expect that there would be so many people willing to join in the fun for this ostentatious "event"

A middle door with red fans and golden rings was opened in the martial field, and the small doors on both sides were slightly closed. A gilt ebony plaque was hung under the eaves above the head, with three large characters written on it - Qiu Shi Guan.

The names of every palace in the Daliang Palace have their origins.

The Chengtian Palace takes the meaning of inheriting the grace of heaven, and the Changning Palace prays for prosperity and peace. The Fengyi Palace has a Fenglaiyi, but this Qiushi Pavilion is more elegant. It comes from a poem by Li Bai——Qianqiu Two strong men, Xuan He Daliang City.

It fits here quite well.

Fu Dongyun stayed outside to guard the carriage according to the old rules.Jian Yunling pushed Yu Wenzheng into the hall.

The entire Qiushi Pavilion is covered with neatly growing new grass.There are two rows of pavilions on the left and right, and each noble family has its own place to sit.

There is a high stone platform in the center, surrounded by soft strips of red cloth, with more than a dozen cushions placed on it, it seems that it should be a place for martial arts competitions.

Right in front of the high platform is a tall white marble staircase, but the appearance of eight or nine steps is enough to overlook the whole venue and see every place carefully.

Two golden chairs, one dragon and one phoenix, were placed on the top of the high-level stage. Beside the golden chairs, there were tables of drinks and drinks. At this time, there were palace maids laying out fresh fruit plates.Seeing this, Jian Yunling sneered secretly, why did this ancient emperor always try to create an extravagant and drunken demeanor no matter what grand event he attended?

This is watching a martial arts competition, not enjoying singing and dancing. Isn't Yu Wenheng afraid that when he gets nervous, he swallows a grape whole, and it happens to get stuck in the trachea, choking him to death?
A generation of emperors died from an unpeeled grape. It doesn't sound good to say it, does it?

But when I think about it, I feel that I can’t be so harsh on him. After all, the current medical and biological knowledge is not as developed as modern times. It is forgiveable for people to be ignorant occasionally, and it is also temporarily understandable to extend ignorance into a habit or even an unwritten rule.

(End of this chapter)