Chapter 6 The Ninth Princess of the Southern Kingdom

Looking into Luo Wan's hateful eyes, Luo Xi knew she couldn't let her live.

Did Luo Wan think that her status as a princess sent for a political marriage was a get-out-of-jail-free card? She was wrong.

Luo Xi took the handkerchief Zhu Zhu handed her, wiped her hands, then glanced indifferently at Luo Wan, turned and left with her entourage...

Luo Wan clenched her fists tightly, staring at Luo Xi's arrogant back, filled with hatred for her.

Just wait and see. Once she marries into the Qin state, she will definitely find a way to get the Qin ruler to send troops to attack the southern state.

Wasn't it because Father Emperor didn't want to fight that he sent her to a political marriage?

Her father treated her badly, and she had no feelings for the Southern Kingdom. There was no one in the Southern Kingdom that she cared about. If it was destroyed, so be it, as long as she could get revenge.

Luo Xi and her daughter will wait; she'll get her revenge sooner or later...

Luo Wan waited in her palace for two days, but did not receive the news she hoped for.

She touched her swollen face, her eyes filled with malice.

She didn't believe that her father didn't know about Luo Xi hitting her. How could he, as the emperor, not know what had happened in the palace?

Ultimately, he was just spoiling Luo Xi and pretending not to know anything.

Luo Wan was so upset that she barely ate any dinner.

Luo Wan's health was not good to begin with, and she developed a high fever that night.

Her head was spinning, and she was having a dream.

In her dream, Luo Wan dreamt that the Southern Kingdom was destroyed by the Qin Kingdom, and the Imperial Concubine was dead—she was the one who killed her. Luo Xi cried terribly, kneeling and begging for mercy, pleading for her life.

She let out a particularly chilling laugh: "Hahaha..."

The imperial physicians who were taking Luo Wan's pulse were all startled.

Luo Wan: "Luo Xi, Luo Xi, the Southern Kingdom was destroyed because of you and your mother."

"Who told you and your mother to treat me like that back then?"

"If it weren't for you, would I have encouraged the King of Qin to attack the Southern Kingdom?"

"Hmph! I killed your mother, and you're next."

"Father? I have no feelings for him. He's dead, so be it. He was so biased towards you and the Imperial Concubine, how could I possibly care about him? Ever since he ordered me to go on this political marriage, all I feel for him is hatred..."

Upon hearing this, the imperial physician's hand trembled as he took Luo Wan's pulse.

I heard that Luo Wan has a high fever that won't go down.

Luo Di arrived, and as soon as he walked in, he heard Luo Wan talking in her sleep, and a cold glint flashed in his eyes.

The destruction of a nation?

Unexpectedly, his daughter harbored such deep hatred for the Southern Kingdom, for him, for Xi'er, and for the Imperial Concubine.

That means we really can't let her go to Qin for a political marriage.

However, given her complex thoughts and deep-seated hatred, she could not be allowed to continue living.

Didn't she have a fever? Then let her die like this.

He glanced coldly at Luo Wan and said to the imperial physicians, "No need for treatment."

The imperial physicians were startled. "Yes, Your Majesty."

Actually, they weren't that surprised.

The Emperor would never allow the Seventh Princess to continue living after she uttered those words in her sleep.

After a while, Luo Wan woke up. She saw several imperial physicians standing by her bedside. One of the physicians, seeing that she was awake, directly poured a bowl of medicine into her mouth.

She felt her body getting hotter and hotter, and her head getting dizzier and dizzier.

They...they're going to murder her!

Were they the concubine's people?

Suddenly, her gaze fell on Luo Di, who was not far away.

No! It was him. Why did he order the imperial physician to kill her?

Wasn't she his daughter? Wasn't she a princess sent for a political marriage? Why would he order her killed?

She wanted to shout, but her voice was hoarse and she couldn't make a sound.

Half an hour later, Luo Wan died...

In the very end, it was Luo Yue who went to Qin to marry a foreign ruler.

Luo Yue was not surprised at all.

In fact, when Luo Wan passed away, Luo Yue already knew that the person going to Qin for a marriage alliance was definitely her.

She felt that Luo Xi and the Imperial Concubine were definitely involved in Luo Wan's affair.

She didn't want to end up like Luo Wan.

So, she should just behave herself.

Going to a marriage alliance is better than losing your life...