Dressed as a wealthy and rebellious son, his stepmother

Chapter 186 The Prince
This is a newly built history museum. Unlike other famous museums in the imperial capital, it focuses on exhibiting unknown dynasties in history and new archaeological discoveries.

On display today are new archaeological discoveries from the Beiling Dynasty, which can be called the most mysterious in history.

(Dynasty history is fictional, don’t get entangled)

In the history of China, some historians have suggested that the Tianqi Dynasty, which lasted for hundreds of years, did not originate from Emperor Zhaode.

Because according to the rules of dynasty establishment, the first generation of emperors who started a dynasty often advocated force and were brave and good at fighting. It is a fool's dream to want to start a dynasty by relying on civilized rule.

The original imperial power was based on bones and swords.

According to later studies on Emperor Zhaode, his style of doing things was just like his emperor's name, gentle and neutral. During his reign, he paid more attention to protecting the country. It is unimaginable that the huge weather dynasty was opened in the hands of such a gentle emperor. of.

Therefore, some historians have always believed that before Emperor Zhaode, there should be a founding monarch.

But guesses are just guesses. It was a long time ago, and there were not many ancient books left at that time. From a few words, we can guess that before the Apocalypse, there was the Beiling Dynasty.

But so far, there is no evidence to prove the existence of the Beiling Dynasty, so this has always been a relatively big suspense in history.

But just recently, when a city in the northwest was building a subway, some cultural relics were dug out of the ground.

By surveying the date of the cultural relics, it can be deduced that the date of this batch of cultural relics was just a few decades before the beginning of the Apocalypse.

Of course, time alone cannot prove anything. The main reason is that among these archaeological relics, there are some things that are exclusive to the emperor.

In ancient times, the concept of hierarchy was strict, and the imperial rituals were not allowed to be overstepped by others. The most important thing was that on a certain well-preserved bamboo slip, a jade seal was left, and under the seal, there was a vague word "Yuan".

But looking at the emperors of the entire Tianqi Dynasty, no emperor has ever used the word "Yuan".

Before the Tianqi Dynasty, there was no emperor with Yuan in his name.

Therefore, historians boldly speculate that this archaeological discovery may be related to the mysterious Beiling Dynasty.

But although the speculation is one step closer, it is still just speculation. There is no direct evidence that the Beiling Dynasty really existed in history. The emperor of the Beiling Dynasty contained the word "Yuan" in his name.

Therefore, when the cultural relics are on display at this time, the museum does not dare to label them as belonging to the Beiling Dynasty, and only introduces the newly excavated cultural relics.

Shu Wan walked into the museum. There were only a few people inside. According to the map index, Shu Wan quickly walked to the newly discovered batch of cultural relics.

The lights of the new museum are bright, and the glass display cabinets are clean and free of dust. The display cabinets adopt modern high-tech, and words are constantly appearing on the display cabinets, introducing these cultural relics from thousands of years ago to the public.

Everything is too new and too clean, but these dusty cultural relics are particularly inconspicuous. They have withstood the erosion of time for a long time. These things no longer look like they did back then. Under the penetration of time, it seems that no one knows them anymore. The way it was before.

But Shu Wan knew.

The dusty, dark little square is a box made of enamel with sunflower petals inlaid with gold. The one that melts into a ball, like a piece of rotten wood, is a rhinoceros horn jasper comb, and the small stove that looks so black now that it’s hard to tell. It's a gilded silver flying flower heater.

They were once sent to the palace as tributes and placed in the most supreme palace in the world. The light shining on them is full of luxury and nobility.

However, now, as time goes by, how precious and delicate they were when they were cast, they have now lost their original appearance and can only be regarded as traces of history, being hastily ignored by people in an era that does not belong to them at all.

When Shu Wan was first reborn into this era, she would have felt extremely happy and kind if she had seen these familiar cultural relics from thousands of years ago.

However, the longer Shu Wan lived in this era, the more clearly Shu Wan realized a fact.

That is, even if she finds clues of her past life, what lies between them is already the year before.

These utensils that she had seen and used before could only be seen from a distance through the glass cabinet.

"Teacher, I heard from my senior brother that these cultural relics were probably used by the emperors of the Beiling Dynasty."

"It's just speculation without evidence."

"But the jade seal and the word Yuan on the bamboo slip, don't they count as evidence?"

"Not counting."

There was a discussion nearby, and Shu Wan turned her head curiously, following the discussant's gaze and looking at the bamboo slips in another display case.

Seeing this, Shu Wan was stunned instantly.

For people who are good at calligraphy, calligraphy is a person's business card. You can tell who this person is by looking at his handwriting.

The characters on the bamboo slips are vigorous and vigorous, yet elegant and regular in structure.

Shu Wan is very familiar with it. This is Qi Yuan's name.

Qi Yuan was her fiancé in her previous life, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince.

When Shu Wan was in the military camp, she would often receive souvenirs from the prince. In order to exchange military information, Shu Wan would sometimes write the battle reports in the military camp.

Although Shu Wan and her nominal fiancé have not seen each other since she was 8 years old, after careful calculation, she and Qi Yuan have not lost contact.

Shu Wan stepped forward and her eyes fell on the blurred word "Yuan", as if the indifferent prince in palace robes was looking at her lightly from afar.

"The Beiling Dynasty you just mentioned," Shu Wan looked at the two people who looked like researchers, "Why isn't it mentioned in the history books?"

"History books only describe the most basic historical context. There is still a lot of history buried in time. It depends on whether our descendants can dig it out."

"Okay, thank you."

Shu Wan nodded and continued to look at the bamboo slips in the showcase.

The symbols on this bamboo slip are very strange. They look like words, but they don't look like it. They seem to be graffiti. No matter how many experts and professors who study history, they may not be able to decipher the things on it.

But Shu Wan knew her because in her previous life, in order to prevent the information in the army from being leaked, Qi Yuan wrote a letter and specifically asked her to invent a kind of writing that only a few people knew.

So Shu Wan came up with this type of text that was similar to confidentiality.

The bamboo slips have been damaged, with only a few lines of writing remaining. "Her belongings will be sent intact to the Imperial Tomb in Xishan."

I can't identify the front part, and I don't know what it says. It was sent to the Xishan Emperor's Tomb.

But since it is the Xishan Imperial Tomb, it must be a very valuable thing, because the Xishan Imperial Tomb is the burial place of emperors of all dynasties.

As for who she was referring to, Shu Wan thought that it was probably Qi Yuan's mother.

Although she knew she could never go back, in this era, Shu Wan still felt a little complicated when she could still see things from her old friends.

There is another thing that Shu Wan finds strange.

In her impression, Qi Yuan was talented and ambitious, and he also had the strength to match his ambition.

Even though Qi Yuan was still the prince when Shu Wan left, Shu Wan had no doubt that Qi Yuan would eventually become a monarch with great ambitions.

But from what these people said just now, Shu Wan could tell that future generations didn't even know about the existence of this dynasty or the existence of Qi Yuan.

Shu Wan was deep in thought. At this moment, the phone suddenly rang. She answered the phone and Fu Yang's voice came over, "I'm playing basketball. Come pick me up."

"where?"

Fu Yang mentioned the location of a gymnasium not far from the museum.

"I understand. I'm at the museum nearby. Come over here."

Not long after, Fu Yang came over wearing a black sportswear, holding a basketball in his hand, as if he had just finished exercising.

His face was slightly red and there was a little sweat on his forehead. He looked like he had finished playing basketball.

Shu Wan glanced at him, "Why are you here today?"

"I'm here to play basketball."

Fu Yang pursed his lips, "Why else do you think I came here?"

"I'm here for an event, you know?"

"How could I possibly know?" Fu Yang walked out while spinning the basketball. "This kind of activity is so boring that I am too lazy to do it."

"Oh."

A smile appeared on Shu Wan's lips, but in the end she said nothing and followed Fu Yang.

Back at the manor, Fu Siyu had already arrived home first and was sitting in the living room reading the newspaper.

Fu Yang glanced at the newspaper in his hand and rolled his eyes disdainfully, "Old antique."

"return."

When Fu Yang was about to go upstairs, Fu Siyu suddenly stopped Fu Yang.

"what?"

Fu Yang tilted his head, and the light fell on his silver hair, emitting a jade-like light.

"Did you poke Xiao Lin's bicycle tires?"

"." Fu Yang didn't turn around, "I didn't."

"The school leaders showed me the surveillance."

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Fu Yang sneered and turned around, "His bicycle is placed on the side of the road. It looks like an eyesore. I don't want to see it, don't I?"

Shu Wan listened and found it funny. Although she knew that Fu Yang had a childish temper, poking someone's tire was indeed a bit too childish.

"Go and apologize to others." Fu Siyu put down the newspaper.

"I'm not going, I'm going to go by yourself."

Fu Yang turned around indifferently and continued walking upstairs, obviously not planning to talk to Fu Siyu anymore.

"Did your activities go well today?"

When Fu Yang's figure disappeared at the top of the stairs, Fu Siyu looked at Shu Wan and said, "I saw the news on the way back. You played well."

"is acceptable."

After working outside for a long time, Shu Wan was a little tired at this time. She subconsciously rubbed her eyebrows and said, "Then I'll go up first."

"it is good."

Shu Wan returned to the room, washed up, and then began to search for things about the Beiling Dynasty on the Internet. This search actually allowed her to find a lot of unofficial history.

As for unofficial history, there are naturally many truths and falsehoods, and there are many falsehoods.

Fortunately, Shu Wan was from that era and could tell the difference between true and false in most situations.

Among them, the one that Shu Wan felt was the most fake was the fact that Qi Yuan finally made Shu Wan, the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace, his queen.

No, Shu Wan then thought about it. If she could come to modern times, maybe there would be one like her in ancient times.

(End of this chapter)