Qiao Hui, who was recommended by Zhang's mother, swaggered into the dung beetle's boudoir, touched the abacus on the table, dusted the orchid leaves on the shelf, and focused on ADHD.

Xianjin had no time to care about Qiao Hui. His body went limp and he fell on the beauty couch with his arms and legs spread out. He stared at the beams of the house with empty eyes. He blinked, and the beams were blocked by a big, angular face.

Qiao Hui lowered his head and asked with a smile: "So, Princess Bai'an is really your aunt?"

Xianjin slowly raised his head and then nodded slowly.

Qiao Hui nodded and asked, "What are the plans now? Should I marry into the family? Or will you take over the throne?"

"Bang--" Xianjin threw a pear and it hit Qiao Hui's face with great accuracy.

Qiao Hui didn't even think about hiding. He just threw it on his hand with his forehead, took a big bite, and said with a grin, "It's so sweet!"

Xianjin narrowed his eyes and laughed.

It has to be said that Qiao Hui can always calm her tense nerves.

Xian Jin calmed down and said simply, "I didn't admit it."

Qiao Hui was not surprised. He ate the pear in two or three bites, stood up and found water to wash his hands. While wiping his hands, he said, "The Baiduo Rebellion was indeed a dishonest act by the abdicated emperor."

The abdicated emperor had approached him first, so he was wary and inquired around about the beginning and end of the Baiduo Rebellion.

There is a saying that the refugees were released deliberately by Li Ge Lao in order to force the abdicated emperor to implement new policies and reforms, namely, adjusting the tiered tax system, resetting the arable land, and dividing it equally again - this reform divided the pie among the vested interests.

The abdicated emperor waited for half a year without any agreement, so Lord Li opened an opening and wanted to allow the refugees to enter the capital, so that the abdicated emperor could see what people's lives were like under the heavy taxes and labor service.

The abdicated emperor couldn't bear it anymore and nodded.

As the reforms were being implemented, the vested interests refused to accept them.

The lands in the Central Plains such as Shandong and Shanxi are all the exclusive property of the gentry and wealthy families. The local tyrants do not step forward themselves, but instigate bandits and vagrant soldiers to step forward.

The rebels and refugees met each other midway, and the two completely different interest groups formed a major trend.

Do you think this is unfair?

If you don't support reform, you will be rebelled against; if you support reform, you will be rebelled against.

The most outrageous thing is that the two forces of support and opposition have joined together to rebel.

Who the hell can tell?

If Princess Bai'an was still in power, the situation might not be out of control, but unfortunately the emperor on the throne at that time was the abdicated emperor.

The series of consequences triggered by this incident were even more difficult for the abdicated emperor to predict.

"Your mother..." Qiao Hui said.

"Noble Concubine Gao." Xianjin said, "My mother's name is He Ainiang."

Qiao Hui readily changed the title: "Since entering the palace, Concubine Gao has been favored by the abdicated emperor and has been promoted all the way. In just ten years, she was promoted from a noble lady to a noble concubine, which attracted the attention of the six palaces. The Empress Lu at that time was from a famous family. Her eldest brother was in charge of the Imperial Guard Camp, the Capital Command and the Western Hills Camp. Empress Lu and the abdicated emperor were childhood sweethearts and married at the beginning. Before Concubine Gao entered the palace, they had always been in love."