Chapter 277 Rebuilding the Night Dynasty



After Mor's conspiracy was thwarted, the magical world vanished overnight, replaced by the Night Dynasty world ruled by Chen Xiao as empress.

Chen Xiao sat upright in the magnificent palace, dressed in a gorgeous phoenix robe and wearing a dazzling crown, his eyes revealing majesty and wisdom.

Her former companions have now become her right-hand men, assisting her in governing this new kingdom.

Ellie was in charge of court etiquette, managing the court in an orderly manner; Carl was in charge of military affairs, training a disciplined and valiant army.

However, things did not go smoothly for the Night Dynasty.

The surrounding small countries, envious of the prosperity of the Night Dynasty, united to attempt to invade the border.

Empress Chen Xiao made a decisive decision and dispatched Karl to lead a large army on the expedition.

On the battlefield, the clash of swords and the thunderous shouts of battle filled the air.

Carl used his wisdom and bravery to defeat the enemy time and time again.

Domestically, Chen Xiao implemented a series of reforms to reduce taxes for the people and encourage agricultural and commercial development.

However, this also touched the interests of some powerful figures, who secretly colluded to try to sabotage the reforms.

Fortunately, Chen Xiao noticed in time and, with Xi Xi's assistance, exposed these schemers and stabilized the court.

As time went by, Yechao flourished under Chenxiao's rule.

The people lived in peace and prosperity, and the reputation of the Night Court spread far and wide.

But Chen Xiao knew that maintaining a business was more difficult than starting one.

She dared not slacken in the slightest, diligently managing state affairs every day and discussing national matters with her ministers.

On a quiet night, Chen Xiao stood alone atop the palace, gazing upon his kingdom, and silently vowed: to ensure the glory of the Night Dynasty would last for millennia and to protect his people and ensure their eternal peace.

That night, the moonlight was as clear as water, shining on the glazed tiles of the palace and creating a layer of silvery radiance.

Empress Chen Xiao stood by the railing, a gentle breeze causing her robes to flutter.

Suddenly, a palace attendant came to report that the south was flooded, and the people were displaced.

Upon hearing this, the Empress frowned deeply and immediately summoned her ministers to discuss disaster relief measures.

In the imperial court, the ministers expressed their opinions.

Some ministers suggested opening granaries to distribute grain to relieve the people's hunger; others said troops should be mobilized to repair river embankments to prevent further flooding.

The Empress pondered for a moment, then parted her lips slightly: "We should take a two-pronged approach and handle this matter swiftly."

Just as the disaster relief efforts were being finalized, news of border troubles emerged from the north.

The barbarian tribes repeatedly invaded our borders, burning, killing, looting, and committing all sorts of atrocities.

The Empress slammed her fist on the dragon throne in anger and roared, "These barbarians are rampant! Do they think that our Night Dynasty has no one to rely on?!"

He then ordered his general to lead an expedition, which would surely drive the enemy a thousand miles away.

The general reviewed his troops; banners obscured the sun, and drums and gongs resounded.

The Empress personally went to the training ground to see them off, encouraging the soldiers: "Defend your homeland and country, uphold the prestige of our Night Dynasty, and await your triumphant return!"

The soldiers were in high spirits and vowed not to return until the enemy was defeated.

After these events, the Empress deeply understood the difficulty of governing a country and became even more diligent in her duties.

Every policy he issues must be carefully considered in order to ensure the safety of the people and the stability of the nation.

Another year has passed, with favorable weather, peace, and prosperity for the nation.

The city was bustling with activity at night, and the streets and alleys were teeming with people who all praised the virtuous rule of the Empress.

However, the Empress did not dare to slacken in the slightest, and continued to worry day and night, fearing that she would fail the hopes of the people.

One day, the Empress traveled incognito to the countryside.

Seeing the neat farmhouses, the hardworking farmers, and the children laughing and chasing each other, I felt very happy.

Suddenly, an old man sighed and said, "Although we are at peace now, it is not easy for children to go to school. I hope the court can build more schools."

The Empress was moved upon hearing this.

Upon returning to the capital, he immediately summoned his ministers to discuss the matter of promoting education.

A minister advised that the cost of establishing schools was enormous, and that the national treasury might not be able to support it.

The Empress said, "Education is the foundation of a nation's prosperity. No matter how difficult it may be, we must do it."

He then ordered the allocation of silver to build schools in various prefectures and counties, and to invite renowned teachers so that even poor children could have the opportunity to study.

Several years later, the Night Dynasty produced a great number of talented people and its literary style flourished.

However, even in this prosperous era, there are hidden worries.

There are treacherous and wicked officials who form cliques for personal gain, embezzle public funds, and pervert the law.

The Empress noticed this, was furious, and ordered a thorough investigation.

The court was thrown into turmoil, and the people were filled with anxiety.

Fortunately, loyal ministers, undaunted by powerful figures, assisted the Empress in eliminating the treacherous faction and restoring order to the country.

After that, the empress became even more diligent and worked hard to govern the country.

The prosperity of the Night Dynasty spread far and wide, attracting envoys from all nations who admired the Empress's wisdom.

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