Jiutian rushed into Yin Jin'an's room in a panic.

Yin Jin'an sat on the edge of the bed, her face full of shock and anger, while her servant Da Bao knelt down beside her, apologizing profusely.

Jiutian hugged Yin Jin'an tightly, asking in alarm, "Second Uncle, what's wrong?"

Yin Jin'an pushed her aside: "Get out, you get out too!"

Seeing Jiutian's teary eyes and refusal to leave, Yin Jin'an said, "If you haven't left by the time I count to three, I'll—"

He grabbed an earthenware bowl, smashed it on the edge of the table, breaking it into three irregular pieces. He grabbed one piece and pressed it against his carotid artery, pointing one finger at the door.

Jiutian burst into tears: "Second Uncle, don't die! I'll get out right away, I'll get out right away!"

Landlord Wang was waiting outside when he suddenly heard a noise coming from the bedroom and was startled.

When they arrived, they saw Yin Jin'an in a rage, having kicked Da Bao and Jiu Tian out.

He slapped Da Bao across the face: "You bastard, what have you done?"

The poor servant boy, his eyes wide with fear, cried out, "This servant...this servant doesn't know..."

Landlord Wang anxiously asked from outside the door, "Young Master in Brocade Robes..."

"roll!"

Jiutian pinched his little fingers and suddenly understood. He said to Landlord Wang, "You should go back first. My second uncle has an old problem. He was hit on the head and he's recovering these past few days. He might be thinking about being beaten before."

Landlord Wang himself had just recovered from a serious illness, so he said to Jiutian, "Then I'll go back first and tell your second uncle to rest well for a few days."

As Wang the landlord left, he casually said to Manager Sheng of the inn, "These next few days, you should provide the guests in room number one with good food and drinks, and I'll give you the money."

He gave Manager Sheng fifty taels of silver as an advance payment, and the latter beamed with joy.

The best room in the inn costs only one or two taels of silver a day, so fifty taels can cover a considerable stay.

Hearing that Landlord Wang had left with his men, Jiutian moved slowly to Yin Jin'an's door, opened a crack, and peeked at Yin Jin'an.

Yin Jin'an was still furious, her face looking very ugly.

Jiutian carefully withdrew, pinched her little hands again, and nodded vigorously.

It would be best if my second uncle could figure it out on his own.

yawning, Jiutian poked his head in and said cautiously, "Second Uncle, I'm coming in, okay?"

Yin Jin'an remained silent, closing her eyes and leaning against the bed.

Jiutian took off his Taoist robe, carefully climbed onto another bed, snuggled under the covers, and went to sleep.

Yin Jin'an was completely absorbed in her own world at this moment, and was somewhat flustered.

He had always thought the fool he saw in his mind was just a jumbled dream, until just now, when Da Bao helped him wring out his wet hair, he suddenly saw a completely unfamiliar face in the mirror.

He used several gestures and expressions to confirm that the face was indeed his own!

His original appearance was considered top-notch in Tokyo; even Zhou Shaoyu was at best on par with him.

However, the face in the mirror, apart from being extremely thin, is really flawless.

With this bone structure, as long as the flesh grows and doesn't turn into a fat, big-eared fool, it could be so beautiful that it's not a human being's appearance.

He's a man, so as long as he's not ugly, that's fine. He doesn't need this kind of beauty, which is so effeminate that it's not called handsome, but rather "pretty."

He even saw a cinnabar mole at the outer corner of her eye, and her eyelashes were thick and long, like feathers.

This face was exactly the same as the fool's face he had seen in his dream.

After a moment of panic, he began to seriously sort out the current situation.

He fought against Dongqin and was poisoned by snakes; he must have died.

People really do have souls after they die. His soul was blown by a strong wind and landed in the body of this mentally challenged man who was tortured to death.

He was resurrected through a body...

This was the first time Yin Jin'an had encountered something as unbelievable as "rebirth," especially coming back to life in someone else's body.

He spent a whole night processing this.

It also meticulously recounts the life of the fool—he is, now, that fool.

His name was Xiao Jin'an, and Xiao was the royal surname of the Western Xia dynasty.

The current emperor's title is Yang Sheng—Yin Jin'an silently exclaimed "Holy crap!"

Emperor Yangsheng, Xiao Zuo, had an empress, Wei Mu, who was Xiao Jin'an's birth mother. Her maternal clan was originally the Spirit Clan of Tianshan, and for countless generations, they had never left Tianshan.

That year, Emperor Yangsheng fought a great battle with the Uyghurs, suffered a defeat, and was seriously wounded. He fled into the Tianshan Mountains with several guards and was rescued by Wei Mu.

Then, Wei Mu, the daughter of the most innocent high priest of the Spirit Clan, fell in love with Emperor Yang Sheng and helped him defeat the Uyghurs and establish his throne.

After Emperor Yangsheng ascended the throne, he made Wei Mu his empress. However, Wei Mu was just a simple and kind girl who was not used to the intrigue and backstabbing in the palace. When Xiao Jin'an was four years old, Wei Mu died of illness.

A country cannot be without a ruler for a day, nor can the harem be without an empress for a long time. Therefore, Emperor Yangsheng appointed Chu Hanhua, the younger sister of the powerful minister Chu Jiang, as his successor.

Chu Hanhua was a Han Chinese from a powerful family. She helped Emperor Yangsheng fight against Emperor Daqian Hui, and for a time, Emperor Hui was helpless against the Western Xia.

As soon as Chu Hanhua took the throne, she invited a famous Taoist priest from far and wide to the palace to exorcise evil spirits.

According to the Taoist priest's deduction, Wei Mu was a mountain demon who specialized in absorbing people's yang energy, which is why Emperor Yangsheng had many misfortunes. For example, he had befriended Wei Anyuan, who was in power, but Wei Anyuan eventually fell from power.

Later, the Western Xia was attacked all the way to its capital by a young man named Yin Jin'an, almost leading to its destruction. In the end, it lost five cities, all because of the misfortune brought by Wei Mu.

Upon hearing this, Emperor Yangsheng was enraged.

Well, so the boy who defeated my Western Xia army was named Yin Jin'an, and Wei Mu named his son Xiao Jin'an, which is a natural nemesis of him, right?

In a fit of rage, he not only handled Wei Mu's funeral in a simplistic manner, but also, under the pretext that he would only be buried with Chu Hanhua after his death, buried Wei Mu's remains outside the imperial mausoleum.

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