Dressed as a tyrant and kissing the little queen

Chapter 46
Qin Luoyu once believed in the rumors about the big devil killing his wife.

But after the encounter in the ruined temple and the mutiny in Los Angeles, she had the slightest doubt about the rumors for the first time.

In the ruined temple, she was bitten by the snake to save Ling Junxing, but Ling Junxing didn't need to spend those two pills to save her.

On the night of the wedding, when Lingwu sent the ginseng soup that night, the mutiny had not yet begun. Ling Junxing obviously knew Lingwu's plan and that the bowl of ginseng soup was poisonous, but he still prevented her from drinking it, and saved her again. killed her.

Although the big devil has a grumpy and indifferent temperament, she doesn't seem to be someone who will kill people for no reason. At least, she is still alive.

So is there really something hidden about the death of the two princesses of the big devil?
His eyes fell on Ling Junxing, who was unconscious and sleeping again. The big devil lying with his eyes closed looked too quiet, his jet-black hair was scattered on the pillow, and his face became paler and paler.

The sharp and awe-inspiring aura in the daytime has all subsided at this moment. I don't know whether it is because of the pain of the wound or some dream. People can't help... Distressed.

Distressed.As soon as the word came out, Qin Luoyu wanted to laugh.

Who is Ling Junxing, how could it be her turn to feel sorry for her, she should feel sorry for herself most now.

Before getting married, Qin Luoyu originally wanted to run away, but now he failed and fell into the hands of Lord Ling, and unfortunately became the enemy who indirectly killed his father. How to treat her, whether this little life can be saved, and how long it can be saved is a question...

Whether she likes it or not, she must now struggle to survive beside the big devil.

Qin Luoyu carefully recalled the parts of the book he had read, and roughly smoothed out the plot of the story.

Although the protagonist of the book "How a Tyrant is Made" is Ling Junxing, it actually tells the story of how two generations of emperors of Ling Kingdom became tyrants.

The first generation of tyrants was Ling Junxing's father, Ling Wu.Before Lingwu, the government of Lingguo was turbulent, and the emperor changed frequently, and it was not until Lingwu that it settled down.

When Lingwu was young, he was also a good emperor who worked hard to govern the world.

Back then, he fell in love with the empress who was born as a commoner at first sight, and despite the opposition from the whole court, he insisted on establishing her as the empress.

The queen gave birth to the eldest son, Ling Chengji, who was deeply loved by Lingwu, and was canonized as the prince at a young age.

The word "Chengji" contains the meaning of "inheriting the country and the country". It is conceivable that Lingwu has high hopes for this eldest son.

It's just that after Ling Chengji's tragic death in the Great Qin Kingdom, Queen Sizi became ill and died of illness not long after.From then on, Ling Wu plunged headlong into the paranoid road of revenge, and gradually went to the road of a militaristic tyrant, never to return.

In the book, on the second day of the wedding, Ling Wu personally led an army to attack Liyang, the capital of the Great Qin State.

As for the second-generation tyrant, it is naturally Ling Junxing.

Lord Lingxing was also a wise and promising monarch at the beginning of his succession to the throne, but after a few years, he became a tyrant just like his father, with a vicious temperament, cruel and headstrong, and his actions were extremely cruel and extreme.

Speaking of which, this tyrant was quite miserable. When he was young, he encountered the changes in Los Angeles. His elder brother died tragically. When he was old, he married a wife. His two wives died tragically. Once again, he encountered a big change, and finally his heart and nature also changed, and he became a complete tyrant.

(End of this chapter)