Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 860 Shrine. 4
Jin Tingxiao helped Fu Yuejun get up, put the cloak on her body, held her hand tightly, restrained his emotions, and said softly, "Don't worry, let's go and have a look together."

When Ji Zi mentioned that he was from Kyushu surnamed Qin, the first thing he thought of was Qin Erye.

The door was opened, and before Fu Yuejun stepped out, the waiter outside bent over to salute, and said apologetically, "His Royal Highness, His Majesty the Emperor has ordered that your injury is still not healed, so you should not move around."

Fu Yuejun's eyes were cold, and he pulled off the hairpin from his hair, pressed it against his slender neck, and threatened: "I must go out today, otherwise I will die here immediately. Do you choose to let me die or let me go out?" , you can figure it out yourself!"

The waiter said in embarrassment: "Please don't embarrass us, Your Royal Highness, we are also..."

"Then you just wait to be stabbed to death!" Fu Yuejun squeezed the hairpin and pierced it around the neck. The hairpin cut through the skin, and a trace of blood leaked out, which made the waiters turn pale with fright.

You must know that the person in front of you is the princess of the Qing Dynasty. Although she is imprisoned by the emperor, if she suffers any loss, the emperor will definitely blame them.

Seeing that the two of them hadn't reacted, Ji Zi immediately yelled: "Hurry up and let me see, if something happens to the Princess, it will be your end!"

When Tanaka Miyoko was mentioned, the two of them immediately shut their mouths.

Tanaka Meizi made troubles for Fu Yuejun several times, and finally the emperor was sent to prison by the emperor. Recently, there was news of her fraudulent death, which made people panic. At this time, she, Fu Yuejun, was going out again.

Although they would be punished if Fu Yuejun was let out, it was better than going to jail.

Thinking of this, the two looked at each other and chose to get out of the way.

The shrine is a shrine located in Kuduanzaka, Chiyoda District, Tokyo. It was built on the order of Emperor Meiji. It was originally called the Shrine of Souls. It was originally to commemorate the soldiers who died in the Fusang Civil War during the Meiji Restoration to restore the power of Emperor Meiji. .

Similar to the Martyr's Shrine in Kyushu.

It is a pity that the nature changed later, not only enshrining a large number of war criminals and executioners, but also becoming the spiritual belief of Fusang warriors and a symbol of national Shinto.

It is also the only object to which the Emperor of Japan bows.

The Fusang Shrine is the symbol of Fusang, and is regarded as a sacred place by the people of Fusang. What's more, some Fusang people visit here every day, thinking that as long as there is this shrine, the whole Fusang can be blessed.

After the war, it became a spiritual place to encourage the younger generations to continue to invade and slaughter other countries, regard the executioners who slaughtered others as heroes, and encourage them to learn from them.

In a war with Kyushu that year, 610 soldiers of Fusang died, all of which were enshrined here.

But who ever thought that more than 1 people died in Fusang, how many people died in Kyushu?

These people died innocently!
The soldiers who died in Fusang were all Chiguoguo invaders. A group of invaders were enshrined by the country as warriors. The emperor and even politicians came to pay homage.
Now Fu Yuejun only had a glimmer of hope, hoping that it wasn't Second Uncle Qin, if she didn't take a look, how could she bear it?

But seeing it made me feel even more uncomfortable.

Fu Yuejun almost staggered to the gate of the shrine. The rain had stopped and the sky was gray. She squinted her eyes and couldn't see clearly, only the white lantern hanging on the gate had been lit.

(End of this chapter)