Shao Mozi looked at him with a "can it be like this?" expression.

She looked Yan Jiu up and down.

I'm surprised that young people's mental health is like this these days.

Yan Jiu took out a peach wood sword: "I've seen it all, I've said it all, is there anything else you want to say? If not, I'll send you to hell, you tyrant."

Shao Mozi asked in bewilderment, "Why would you associate me with Emperor Jing?"

Yan Jiu simply said, "Emperors are protected by dragon energy, and their merits and demerits are offset before the King of Hell, allowing them to be reborn as humans in the next life. I don't know what method you used to recover your past life memories, but as far as I know, illusions require strong soul power to support them."

Shao Mozi doesn't have much soul power; she can only attract ordinary people and use their souls to sustain her.

so.

Those who jump into the black well will appear to be in a vegetative state, which is actually because their souls have been abducted.

Yan Jiu had investigated Shao Mozi.

This person was perfectly normal until the age of 20.

After a car accident when he was 20, he suddenly seemed like a different person. Despite having a baby face, he played the emperor without any sense of incongruity.

Shao Mozi rose to fame with just one drama.

What Yan Jiu found most strange was that Shao Mozi chose the role of a wet nurse among a group of leading ladies. That was the kind of drama that made Shao Mozi unable to get over it and eventually committed suicide by jumping into a well.

Shao Mozi laughed and said, "You're still the same as ever, not even giving me a fig leaf."

In Shao Mozi's eyes.

She was supposed to live an ordinary life, but a life-or-death ordeal awakened her memories of her past life, making her destined to be extraordinary.

At the beginning.

Shao Mozi couldn't accept that she was a tyrannical ruler in her past life, but she found peace when she recalled the words of wisdom left by Wu Jiu.

The Ming Dynasty was destined to be destroyed by Emperor Jing, but Turanyi's appearance allowed Emperor Jing to see a resistance against fate.

Emperor Jing listened to slander and was deceived by Zhao's teachings, causing Turan to point his sword at the sorcerer.

It was only later that I learned from Wu Jiu that even the emperor was merely a pawn in the hands of the Zhao Sect.

Emperor Jing naturally did not want to become a pawn.

At that time.

Wu Jiu gave Emperor Jing two paths.

One option is to live a muddled life and fulfill the mission of overthrowing the Ming Dynasty; the other is to orchestrate a scheme to draw the Zhao Sect into the game.

Emperor Jing did not repent for harming loyal officials and bearing eternal infamy. Knowing he had failed the people of the Ming Dynasty, he was willing to die on the battlefield so that the world could whip his corpse in revenge.