Quick Transmigration: The villains are all my adults

Chapter 111 – Yanshi (9)

Ah Si seemed to have had a big dream.

Dolls don't sleep, so they never dream.

Ah Si wasn't sure if it was a dream, because it was so real that she could still remember it clearly when she woke up.

In the dream, she became a lonely soul, following a little boy named Yin Yi.

The Yin surname is the surname of the emperor of the Shang Dynasty.

Yin Yi is a descendant of the orphan of the dead Shang royal family, and his blood is orthodox.

Ten-year-old Yin Yi doesn't understand the hatred of the dynasty, it is too far away for him.

Because the Great Zhou Dynasty has been established for more than 300 years, the current monarch is King Xuan of Zhou, who has achieved considerable political achievements, but the national power has gradually declined due to frequent expeditions against small neighboring countries.

Since the reign of the previous monarch, King Zhou Li, who acted arbitrarily, refused to give honest advice, and killed ministers indiscriminately, the Great Zhou Dynasty was on the verge of exhaustion.

This not only made the neighboring countries stare at the Great Zhou, but also made the descendants of the extinct merchants and the restoration of the dynasty ready to move.

The existence of Yin Yi as an orphan of the previous dynasty aroused the enthusiasm of those descendants of the extinct merchants, and even began to prepare food, grass and military supplies, planning how to destroy the Zhou Dynasty, and make the half-grown Yin Yi a puppet emperor.

Before the age of ten, Yin Yi lived a simple and happy life. The most important thing he did from morning to night every day was to plunge into the house to study medicine and poison, and even dabble in Qimen Dunjia. Study hungrily at night.

In Ah Si's words, Ya is a bookworm.

On weekdays, Yin Yi doesn't leave the house twice a month. He goes out once a month with the old man who taught him to go to the deep mountains and wild forests to collect medicine, catch some weird bugs and bring them home to study.

The result of the research is that Ah Si, who is floating in the void, can see a pile of fragmented insect corpses every month. The corpses are not wasted, and Yin Yi pours them into the flower garden as flower fertilizer.

The old man who educated Yin Yi was a highly respected magician, everyone in Dazhou knew him, and his name was well known to every household.

Ah Si could see that Yin Yi was cold-hearted at a young age, but he had a deep affection for the old man. Such a weak-hearted child cared more about the old man than himself.

The accident happened after Yin Yi's tenth birthday. For some reason, Yin Yi's identity as a descendant of a businessman was exposed. Overnight, the back mountain where he and the old man lived was set on fire.

That night, the sky was full of flames, and the whole mountain was burned.

An army of tens of thousands of soldiers and horses besieged the foot of the mountain. In a critical situation, the old man used magic tricks to hide Yin Yi.

After that, Ah Si saw the cruel and bloody scene from Yin Yi's perspective.

The person who led the army to set fire to the mountain was the current crown prince Ji Gongni, but she was only seventeen or eighteen years old, but her methods were extremely cruel and inhumane.

The old man was forced to ask him where he hid the orphans of the perishing dynasty, and if he refused to tell, he would be tortured. The criminal law ordered by Ji Gongnie was cruel and inhumane.

They couldn't find out where Yin Yi was until the old man turned into a bloody mess.

In fact, Yin Yi was a few feet away from them, and witnessed the old man's tragic death because of him.

The feeling of despair, hatred to the marrow, burning all internal organs, and life being worse than death drove Ah Si, who felt the same way, to go crazy.

She frantically attacked those soldiers who were not as good as animals, especially the leading boy, and he even ordered people to lure wild wolves to eat the only blood-red remains of the old man.

Ah Si's crazy attack didn't touch their side at all, she was just venting the monstrous hatred in her heart, if she didn't vent these negative emotions, she would be driven crazy.

After that, Ah Si was very tired, and those tens of thousands of soldiers and horses had been away for a long time.

Turning the screen in front of her eyes, what she saw was Yin Yi, who was twelve or thirteen years old and was messed up like a beggar. He was grabbed by an arm by a skinny man in black robes, and pressed into the strange, bubbling, thick black in liquid.

With Yin Yi's screams, the flesh and blood on the young man's arm was instantly corroded and only bones remained. Ah Si's eyes were about to burst, and her five fingers formed claws to strangle the black-robed man's throat, trying to wring his neck, but all In vain.

In the next seven or eight years, it is like watching flowers on horseback. It is all about Yin Yi being tortured and secretly practicing the art of making puppets. The boy's once bright black eyes have long since been blinded and turned dull. gray.

In the last scene, a pale young man in a black robe and hood manipulates tens of thousands of puppets all by himself to destroy the southern Hokkien Gu tribe.

After Ah Si woke up with her eyes open, her mind was in a state of confusion, and she didn't know what year it was.

When she calmed down, Ah Si realized that she couldn't sense the adults anymore.

In a trance, the adult's deep and slow voice wafted in her ears: "A Si, I have a heart disease, and I need Ji Gong Nie's heart as medicine. Would you like to get it for me?"

Ah Si is willing, my lord...

(End of this chapter)