Chapter 206: The Fox Spirit in Xishuang Palace
The eagle fed Shu Huan mice, and Shu Huan cried loudly.
When Shu Huan was fed wild fruits, the juice flowed into his mouth, and it was so sour that he almost passed out.
When I fed Shu Huan some bugs, he just rolled his eyes.
The eagle had no choice but to pick up Shu Huan and fly to a house.
The woman who had just given birth had plenty of milk. When she saw Shu Huan, she screamed and hid. When the man heard it, he immediately swung the door bolt and chased the eagle.
The eagle had no choice but to carry Shu Huan back to its nest, go out for a walk and come back, and actually brought back a piece of gold.
The eagle grabbed Shu Huan and flew to the house again with the gold in its mouth. When the man saw the gold, he took Shu Huan's hand.
The woman fed Shu Huan obediently. After feeding him, she gave him a bath, put a clean diaper on him, and wrapped him in a soft quilt and returned him to Lao Ying.
The eagle threw the gold to the man and carried Shu Huan back to its nest.
From then on, the eagle looked for women to feed Shu Huan every day and gave him a piece of gold every once in a while.
By the time Shu Huan was weaned, the family, which was originally very poor, had become a wealthy family in the area.
The woman wanted to continue feeding Shu Huan milk in exchange for gold, but Shu Huan didn't want to eat anymore. He preferred to follow the eagle to pick wild fruits and catch small animals to eat.
The man secretly found the eagle's nest and threw in some cakes, candies and jerky. Shu Huan couldn't resist the eagle, so the eagle could only continue to pick up gold and look for the man to exchange it.
However, human nature is greedy, and the man was unwilling to get only a small piece of gold each time, so he followed the eagle in an attempt to find the treasure.
The eagle discovered the man and led him to a mountain stream, from which point the man never returned.
The woman encouraged her husband to follow the eagle, but her husband never came back. The woman hated the eagle.
In order to support herself and her child, the woman continued to help Lao Ying buy food for Shu Huan.
More than ten years passed in a flash, and Shu Huan had grown into a graceful young lady. Everything she wore was bought by Eagle with gold from women.
But the eagle was old and could not fly anymore. It flew for the last time and brought Shu Huan to a cave.
Shu Huan followed the eagle into the deepest part of the cave and saw mountains of gold, silver and jewelry.
The eagle was worried that Shu Huan would be hungry if it could not find food, so it brought Shu Huan here so that Shu Huan could learn how to use gold to buy things by himself in the future.
Shu Huan took a bag of gold, went down the mountain, bought a yard in the town, and took Lao Ying in to live with him.
Shu Huan learned cooking skills from a chef and cooked soft meat for the eagle which could no longer eat raw meat.
The old eagle thought that he would soon starve to death due to old age, but unexpectedly he came back to life under Shu Huan's careful care.
Unfortunately, the eagle no longer had the strength to fly and could only be trapped at home like a chicken.
Shu Huan couldn't bear to see the eagle being depressed all day, so he often took the eagle into the mountains to play.
One day, Shu Huan took the eagle into the mountains and met the woman's son who went into the mountains to hunt. He recognized at a glance that this was the eagle that used gold to feed his children. He secretly followed Shu Huan home, noted the location, and immediately went back to tell the woman.
When the woman came to her door, Shu Huan realized that she was her biological mother.
Because the family was poor and favored boys over girls, after the woman gave birth to Shu Huan, she asked the man to abandon the newborn Shu Huan into the mountains.
The man didn't want to give the wild beasts an easy opportunity, so he threw the newborn Shu Huan off the cliff. However, Shu Huan happened to fall into an eagle's nest and luckily survived.
Lao Ying was willing to give their family gold to feed Shu Huan, and the couple were very happy. Of course, it was impossible for them to recognize each other as relatives. Now they came to their house just to exchange Shu Huan for money so that they could use the betrothal money to marry their son.
Shu Huan escaped with the eagle, but her legs were broken by her brother who was guarding her.
Not long after, a woman arranged a marriage for Shu Huan. The woman was a wealthy man in his forties. He had many wives and concubines but they were not enough for him. He also wanted a virgin to supplement his yin and yang.
It didn't matter whether Shu Huan was lame or not. The man gave a dowry of 100 taels of silver and carried Shu Huan into the mansion in a green-topped sedan chair.
The master wanted to consummate the marriage. Shu Huan put a pair of scissors to her chest and insisted that the master bring her mother and brother over before she agreed.
The official immediately ordered someone to fetch Shu Huan's mother and brother, and then the official's mansion was set on fire by an eagle carrying kerosene. The official, Shu Huan, and Shu Huan's mother and brother were all burned to death.
As Shu Huan was engulfed in flames, she saw an eagle swooping towards her. She opened her arms to catch the eagle, and both she and the eagle turned into ashes.
The feeling of being burned to death was so painful that Shu Huan couldn't recover for a long time.
"Not coming! Not coming!"
Remembering what Yao Xuan had said, asking her to get to know the past of the five orcs, Shu Huan knew that she was recalling her past life, her past with the five orcs.
Shu Huan refused to recall such painful memories, but was abducted by a white shadow. When he opened his eyes again, Xishuang Palace was magnificent.
The emperor was sleeping beside her, while the queen Shu Huan was making love with a vixen.
Shu Huan looked at the vixen's charming face. Isn't this the cold and otherworldly Han Yun?
Will he be beheaded after his secret is exposed, or have his property confiscated and his entire family exterminated?
Or, in a fit of rage, the emperor turned her into a human pig and paraded her through the streets as a warning to the public?
Otherwise, she would be banished to the cold palace, where she would be tortured by those perverted maids and eunuchs every day, living a life worse than death?
Shu Huankuai was frightened to death by his own imagination.
Han Yun was dissatisfied with Shu Huan's distraction and punished him severely, forcing him to admit his mistake.
Shu Huan cried and expressed his worries, and Han Yun chuckled.
"Don't worry, with my ten thousand years of practice, there is no way I can put you in danger."
Sure enough, Han Yun kept her word. Shu Huan had been the queen for decades. Although she had no children, she was still favored by the emperor...
Every time the emperor visited Shu Huan, he would be bewitched by Han Yun. Han Yun made the emperor treat the lovemaking in his dreams as real. Such power was something he could not experience with other concubines, so the emperor became more and more fond of Shu Huan.
Shu Huan is the most favored concubine in the harem, but the only flaw is that her eldest brother's childhood sweetheart, Han Qingzi, is always trying to trip her up in secret.
But because the emperor also doted on Han Qingzi, Shu Huan had been keeping silent in order to avoid arousing the emperor's suspicion.
Until the emperor passed away, Shu Huan's adopted son ascended the throne. The first thing Shu Huan did was to turn Han Qingzi, who had plotted against her to participate in the palace selection, into a human pig. Han Qingzi was raised for more than three years before she died.
Shu Huan's time is approaching, and Han Yun appears in public to see Shu Huan off for the last time. He sneaks in at the last moment before the stone sealing the gate of the imperial mausoleum falls.
Han Yun moved the emperor's body out of the coffin, lay down in it himself, and hugged Shu Huan to the underworld together.
This life was still okay, at least the death was not so tragic, Shu Huan could barely accept it.
The 10-foot-long spear came at him, and Shu Huan had no time to react. Suddenly, a tiger's paw slapped the spear away...
The tiger leaped forward, knocked down the enemy general and bit off his throat.
"Yaojia?" Shu Huan came back to his senses and stared at the tiger with wide eyes.
The tiger threw the corpse away and turned to look at Shu Huan, blood mixed with saliva dripping from the corners of its mouth.
"No?" Shu Huan asked in confusion.
Tiger walked up to Shu Huan, panting heavily.
Shu Huan, "Can you please give me a response?"
The tiger turned away impatiently, seeming to be very disgusted.
After losing several generals in succession, the enemy drums roared and hundreds of thousands of people rushed forward like a tidal wave, vowing to avenge their previous defeat.
Shu Huan, holding a red tasseled spear, shot out like an arrow through the clouds, the tip of the spear pointed directly at the enemy, and roared with a tiger's roar, "Kill!"
Thousands of soldiers behind him were fearless and marched forward bravely...
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