crossing with green hills

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As soon as these words came out, the hall was silent for a while, even the noisy Yi Xiaochuan shut up, just like Gao Yao, he glared at Cui Wenzi angrily, his eyes were full of shock and horror.

It was like seeing the most incredible thing in the world.

"This seat is very curious, what is it that made you so painstakingly plan for so long, even at the expense of pulling the two of them into this time and space?"

Li Tiansheng's question made Cui Wenzi puzzled, "Don't you know everything? Why do you need to ask one more question in vain?"

"I want to hear from you personally." Li Tian calmed down angrily, and pointed to Gao Yao and Yi Xiaochuan in the audience, "Tell them the whole thing, and the fate that was established between you will not be in vain. "

This remark caused Cui Wenzi to lose most of his doubts, but he still didn't intend to give up. He stared at Li Tiansheng's every move with wide eyes, "Why didn't you tell them about it?"

"To untie the bell, you need the person who tied the bell. Some things have to be untied by yourself, and the knot in your heart will be untied. They have entered into your plan, so they are naturally your predestined people. Why should I go out of my way to do it for you and waste such words."

Li Tiansheng had an inscrutable expression on his face, without blinking his eyelids.

He generously let Cui Wenzi look at him.

Seeing that the face of the person opposite was calm, without revealing the slightest clue, Cui Wenzi's remaining doubts disappeared, looking at Gao Yao and Yi Xiaochuan beside him, staring at him with complex expressions.

With a move in his heart, he quickly looked away, staring at a pillar of the hall without focus, and with a voice of vicissitudes and emotion, he heard faintly:

"Once upon a time, there was a young Confucian disciple in the country of Yan. He was intelligent, eager to learn, quick-witted, and he could understand what the master said in a short time.

Introduced him to the king of Yan at that time.

King Yan thought about Confucian scholars and appreciated his talents and learning. He not only bestowed fertile land and official positions, but also often called Confucian scholars to the palace to have long talks with him.

In this way, Confucianism became a celebrity around King Yan, and also became a frequent visitor in the palace.

Forever and ever, the Confucian scholar met the youngest daughter of King Yan in the palace under the tree, talked in the green courtyard, fell in love under the moon, and agreed to stay together.

Just when Confucian scholars mustered up their courage, they were about to propose marriage to King Yan and marry the princess.

But Yan Wang flatly refused.

Soon, the princess was sent to the state of Qin by the king of Yan as a political tool to curry favor with the king of Qin.

In order to ensure the stability of Yandi.

Confucian scholars were also appointed as wedding officials, and personally sent the princess to the Qin Palace.

The Confucian scholar was in great pain, and with little skill, he took the risk. After entering the Qin land, he took advantage of the lax defense and sneaked into the princess' room.

Take the princess secretly, sneak out of the palace, and prepare to leave.

I don't think so, King Yan had expected it, and was taken down just before Confucian scholars led people away.

The princess let go of her arrogance, pleaded with the accompanying general, and shed tears to save the life of the Confucian student.

Confucian scholars were sent to Yandi, returned to the country, and were imprisoned by the King of Yan in a specially built palace.

In the residence called Haoyu Palace.

It wasn't until this time that Confucian scholars suddenly realized that Qin State had no plan to send troops to Yandi at all.

Yan State does not have any major border problems.

It was King Yan who sent the princess away.

It turned out that King Yan wanted to follow the example of King Anli of Wei and Lord Longyang, and Confucian scholars have become the opponent's prey since they entered the sight of King Yan.

The other party was going to boil the toad in warm water and grind it slowly.

However, things went awry, forcing King Yan to take action in advance.

And the gorgeous palace specially built for Confucian scholars has also become a cage to imprison him.

In order to escape from birth, Confucian scholars begged, escaped, and sought death, but what they got in exchange was not only the whipping of King Yan, but also hysterical torture.

Nothing else!

Confucian scholars were desperate and became playthings at the mercy of King Yan, and the days passed day by day.

Until King Yan completely let go of his guard.

The Confucian scholar found an opportunity, killed the servant who was accompanying him, changed him into his own clothes, set fire to the palace, and pretended to be a servant, sneaked out of the palace.

Once escaped from birth.

He didn't dare to stay in the slightest, and traveled all the way to Qin, and entered Xianyang.

Wanting to enter the palace, looking for an opportunity to meet the princess.

But in the end, the news was that the princess had passed away a few years ago.

From the words of the princess's former personal maid, the Confucian scholar learned that after the news of his elopement with the princess was leaked, the upper echelons of the Yan Kingdom were flattened by Qin Nu.

Originally, he was going to kill him, but the princess threatened her life and begged King Yan to protect the Confucian scholar.

The Haoyu Palace was originally built by King Yan to the princess.

The princess who was sent to Qin, in fact, was not a biological brother and sister with King Yan.

Among them, the palace secrets, the maid is also vague.

Confucian scholar took the ashes of the princess secretly hidden by the maid, and returned to the country of Yan in a daze under the latter's watch.

Secretly met King Yan.

Originally intended to hear the truth from his mouth.

But he was imprisoned by King Yan again.

The King of Yan told Confucian scholars that he really liked the Princess of Yan at first, but as he got along with Confucian scholars for a long time, his feelings for the princess gradually faded.

On the contrary, his feelings for Confucian scholars became hotter.

In the beginning, agreeing to the princess' request was also a matter of going along with the flow, in the name of Princess Qin, to appease the clan and nobles in the country, and to take advantage of the trend to include the Confucian scholars.

After going around in a big circle, the Confucian scholar finally woke up, his heart was ashamed, and he was completely desperate.

When serving the King of Yan once, the excessive demands made the King of Yan exhausted, so he took the opportunity to kill the King of Yan with a candlestick.

He committed suicide again.

On the mass grave.

There are randomly discarded corpses everywhere.