Mu Dynasty, harem.

Ruihua Palace.

Zhu Xianyue was awakened by the pain.

The original owner's body had broken meridians all over, his martial arts were completely useless, and he would gasp for air after taking two steps.

After she came here, her body was reshaped and her meridians were reconnected, but the process was extremely painful.

In less than a quarter of an hour, a thin layer of fragrant sweat appeared on her body.

Because of the extreme pain, he hummed softly.

The palace maid guarding the door ignored it.

——This Concubine Rui is a sickly woman. She is hanging on to her last breath to torture the servants. Why doesn’t she die sooner?

As long as Concubine Rui died, she might be able to go to the Pepper Palace and serve the Queen!

If you're lucky... you might even be favored by the Emperor...

Moreover, the emperor has been on the throne for ten years and is thirty-six years old this year, but he still has no children.

If she could give birth to the emperor's first son, wouldn't that make her honored as a mother?

hey-hey!

The maid Feicui plugged her ears with cotton balls and fell into a deep sleep, not caring about Zhu Xianyue's life or death...

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It was also a good thing that she didn't come in, otherwise the weak Zhu Xianyue might have been discovered.

When the sky was getting light, Zhu Xianyue was finally "reborn from the Nirvana".

She closed her eyes and fell into sleep...

Also in his dream, he received the story that belonged to the original owner.

How can that be described with just one word... "miserable"!

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The original owner was born into a family of generals.

Growing up in a frontier area, she is free and unrestrained, enthusiastic and cheerful, and loves to wield swords.

To the north of the Mu Dynasty was Mongolia, and the Mongolian Tartars often harassed the border areas.

Thanks to the original owner's father, General Zhu Wu, and his brother Zhu Zheng who were in charge of resisting foreign enemies, the people in the city were not harmed by the Tartars.

The Zhu family is a centuries-old family, and both men and women are skilled in martial arts.

The name of Zhu's army became more and more famous.

Seeing that their attack was unsuccessful, the Mongolian Tartars resorted to a strategy of sowing discord.

The Mongols were made to kneel down and worship Zhu Wu and Zhu Zheng, believing that their abilities were even higher than those of the emperor of the Mu Dynasty.

The emperor at that time was the father of the current emperor Mu Yunji, that is, the late emperor.

The late emperor was a sensitive and suspicious person, and he would worry about the slightest sign of trouble.

On the advice of his son, Prince Liang, he ordered Zhu Wu to march into Mongolia, with Zhu Zheng as his deputy general, and promised to provide them with reinforcements and food.

But when Zhu Wu and Zhu Zheng went deep into the heart of Mongolia, they did not receive any reinforcements or food.

This is a scam.

The late emperor wanted them to die, but he couldn't give the order directly, so he used this insidious method.

The Mongolian Tartars also learned of this and adopted a roundabout tactic, defending without attacking.

All the military forces were used to block the Zhu family army's way back to Mu Dynasty.

A full 300,000 soldiers of the Zhu family were starved to death in Mongolia...!

The late emperor pretended to be extremely sad, claiming that heavy snow had blocked the mountain and prevented the delivery of food and reinforcements.

But the cart that was carrying the food and fodder only had the food and fodder on the outside, and the inside was filled with sand...

The so-called reinforcements were just joking around and didn't take the matter seriously!

How could they dare to do this without the tacit consent of the late emperor?

The original owner's father and brother were gone just like that, but she was only three years old at the time and didn't know the truth.

But she saw with her own eyes her mother jump off the city wall and follow her husband.

From then on, the original owner became a lonely person.

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Prince Liang was the late emperor's first son, but not his favorite.

After the defeat of Zhu's army, King Liang was dispatched to the border to resist Mongolia.

The local people only recognized Zhu Wu and Zhu's army, and were not convinced by their arrival from the bottom of their hearts.