Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Chapter 1431 I am a monk 3
The emperor had gotten into the habit of asking Princess Qingyang for advice whenever he encountered a problem, and Princess Qingyang would always provide him with a perfect solution.

He firmly believed that his daughter was a fairy descended from heaven, and he granted her every wish.

This favoritism harmed the interests of other princes and princesses, making others very dissatisfied with Princess Qingyang.

The crown prince was one of them.

Knowing that the future emperor would not be the crown prince, Princess Qingyang showed great disdain for the crown prince while trying to curry favor with the new emperor.

The Crown Prince was angered by Princess Qingyang's attitude and thought that he would teach Princess Qingyang a lesson once he ascended to the throne.

Princess Qingyang received the emperor's summons and immediately returned to the palace to see him.

On the way back, the sky became covered with dark clouds, and it looked like it was about to rain.

Fortunately, the raindrops, accompanied by lightning, did not fall until Princess Qingyang returned to the palace.

Princess Qingyang shrank back in fright at the sound of thunder.

She wasn't afraid of thunder, but today the thunder was really too loud, and the lightning felt like it was striking right above her head.

Princess Qingyang quickened her pace and entered the palace where the emperor was.

The emperor was in a great mood when he saw his daughter, and the two women showed a loving father and a filial daughter.

The emperor spoke, asking Princess Qingyang when it would rain in Shandong.

Princess Qingyang asked in confusion, "Isn't it the heavens who decides when it rains? Why is Father asking me this?"

Emperor: "Didn't your divine friend tell you beforehand?"

Princess Qingyang was even more bewildered: "What divine friend?"

The emperor stared at Princess Qingyang suspiciously. Something was wrong; Princess Qingyang was acting strangely today.

The emperor asked Princess Qingyang many more questions, but she couldn't answer any of them.

It was as if she had been suddenly reduced from a fairy with precognitive abilities to her original form, foolish and unaware of it.

The emperor was very angry, but he couldn't vent his anger on Princess Qingyang.

What if Princess Qingyang's loss of power is only temporary, and she can recover it later?
The emperor waved his hand, dismissing Princess Qingyang.

Just then, a bolt of lightning struck down, shattering the palace roof.

The roof tiles were knocked off and hit the emperor directly on the head, smashing a large hole in his head.

Blood flowed uncontrollably, and the emperor fainted.

Princess Qingyang screamed in fright and then fainted.

The fact that the emperor was injured by a piece of tile after being struck by lightning was so shocking that everyone thought he could no longer sit on that throne.

An emperor struck by lightning is someone who has been rejected by Heaven!

Therefore, the ministers unanimously decided to depose the emperor and support the crown prince to ascend the throne.

Upon hearing this news, the waking old emperor coughed up a mouthful of blood.

He knew he was finished.

In the end, the old emperor did not survive and passed away.

When the crown prince ascended the throne, he felt that the palace where the old emperor usually lived was too unlucky, so he moved to a different palace to conduct his business, and the previous palace was sealed off.

Before it is sealed off, the palace still needs to be repaired, and the roof needs to be fixed.

The Ministry of Works had dedicated personnel responsible for the maintenance of the palace.

This sixth-rank official named Zhang Yuhui arrived at the palace with several skilled workers.

Zhang Yuhui personally climbed onto the roof and cleaned it together with the palace servants.

While the workers weren't looking, Zhang Yuhui slipped something into his sleeve.

Princess Qingyang suffered misfortune after the new emperor ascended the throne.

Furthermore, Princess Qingyang was by the old emperor's side when he was struck by lightning, thus becoming the target of shirking responsibility.

Only the royal family and a few important officials in the court knew that the old emperor had been struck by lightning; the other maids and eunuchs who knew were all silenced.

To prevent such a disgraceful incident from spreading and damaging the royal family's reputation, the story was told: "The emperor was injured and died because of an assassination attempt." Princess Qingyang was an accomplice of the assassin, having brought him into the palace.

Princess Qingyang was imprisoned by the new emperor and awaited execution.

Liu Tong: If he had known the old emperor would be struck by lightning, he wouldn't have bothered hypnotizing Princess Qingyang.

A reborn person, relying on memories of their past life, stirs up trouble in this life, believing they can reach the pinnacle of life, but in the end...

Without memories of past lives, the play wouldn't be very exciting.

So, Liu Dong slipped into prison.

He had regained some of his strength, so entering the prison was still quite easy for him.

Liu Tong disguised himself as a jailer and came before Princess Qingyang.

He lifted the hypnosis on Princess Qingyang, allowing her to regain her memories of her past life.

Princess Qingyang, having regained her memories, broke down.

Why is her second life even more tragic than her previous one?

Why has there been such a big change in this life?

Why was it the crown prince who ascended the throne and became emperor?

In his previous life, he was deposed and forced to commit suicide.

Could it be that she revealed too much, which led to the huge changes in this life?

Was it because Father Emperor obtained too many heavenly secrets from him and used them to scheme for his own benefit, which displeased Heaven and caused it to strike Father Emperor dead with lightning?
Princess Qingyang was filled with regret.

This regret lasted until her death.

When news of her death reached the manors outside the city, only a few of the handsome men there grieved for her; many were even overjoyed by Princess Qingyang's passing.

Not all men were willing to become the princess's male concubines. Many men were forced into this role and secretly hated her.

Some people even harbored grudges against Princess Qingyang.

Princess Qingyang killed the girls they liked or their fiancées in order to win them over.

After celebrating, the men divided up the valuables in the estate and left.

The new emperor turned a blind eye to this.

The prince who ascended the throne in his previous life was not well-liked among the princes and princesses because of Princess Qingyang's flattery.

The new emperor also disliked him, only granting him the title of Duke before dismissing him.

This man was reduced to an ordinary member of the royal family and lived a very frugal life.

This man is named Situ Ren, and he is a close friend of Liu Sui, Liu Tong's older brother in this life.

To help his friend, Liu Sui dragged Situ Ren into doing business with him.

The two opened a restaurant, and all the menus were provided by Liu Sui.

Liu Sui had a dream since he was a child, in which he practiced martial arts and cooking skills and developed great abilities.

After waking up, Liu Sui practiced the techniques from her dream and actually mastered the martial arts that allowed her to fly over walls and walk on rooftops.

However, as the eldest son and heir of the Marquis's mansion, he cannot work in the kitchen.

Liu Sui could only practice in secret.

Fortunately, he had a small estate left to him by his mother, and Liu Sui often went there to practice his cooking skills.

Liu Sui's biological mother passed away when Liu Sui was eight years old because of poor birthing conditions and inadequate postpartum care.

Liu's father married a second wife.

The relationship between the stepmother and the first wife and son could not possibly be good, but this stepmother was beautiful and had a sweet tongue, and quickly won over Liu's father.

With a stepmother comes a stepfather; how could Liu Sui be comfortable staying in the Marquis's mansion?
Therefore, he often went to Xiaozhuangzi to adjust his mood.

(End of this chapter)