Traveling through the battle with the evil emperor: the queen is too hard to pet

Chapter 505 The Same Love and Hate 6
When Baguio said this, Bei Jingtian sobbed and interrupted her.

"Baguio, what nonsense are you talking about? You are the one I love, and you are the one I want to marry. I don't want to marry any other woman, no matter how beautiful she is."

Baguio was dying, and said with difficulty, "Listen to me."

Bei Jingtian didn't dare to say another word.

"You promise me that from now on, every emperor in the Celestial Dynasty will have to marry the holy women of the Xueshan tribe, and they are not allowed to have children with other women before they give birth to children. The same is true for you. You want to continue the royal blood, so You must marry a wife, a holy girl from the Xueshan clan."

Bei Jingtian shook his head.

"Baguio, I can promise you that our descendants will marry the Holy Maiden of the Xueshan tribe, but I don't want it, I just want to marry you."

Baguio used all her strength to grab his lapel.

"Promise me, otherwise, I will die with regret."

"Okay, I promise you."

Bei Jingtian really couldn't hold back her, so he had no choice but to agree to her.

Baguio showed a strange smile on his lips, let go of his hands, and closed his eyes.

Bei Jingtian was greatly mourned, and according to Biguio's order, she was buried under the main peak of Biluo Mountain.

Moreover, the mountain was given its current name, Biluo Mountain.

Bei Jingfeng didn't hurt Bei Jingtian, but killed his beloved woman.

He broke off the arrow in his hand and swore to the sky that from now on, the Flaming Clan would only stay behind Biluo Mountain, guarding Biguio's spirit in heaven.

Bei Jingtian guarded Baguio's spirit for 49 days, and then brought his troops back to the capital in dismay.

Three years later, according to Baguio's instructions, the Xueshan tribe sent the first Xueshan tribe saint to the capital city, the imperial palace of the Celestial Dynasty.

Bei Jingtian held an extremely grand wedding ceremony, as if he did not marry the saint of the Xueshan tribe, but Baguio.

On the day of the wedding, Bei Jingtian set up that famous ancestral precept.

His descendants, who ascended to the throne, must marry the saintesses of the Xueshan tribe as their wives, set up the saintesses of the Xueshan tribe as their queens, and the sons they gave birth to be crown princes.Before giving birth to the holy girl of the Xueshan tribe, they are not allowed to have children with other women.

After Bei Jingtian married the Saintess of the Xueshan tribe, she gave birth to a prince the following year.

Since then, Bei Jingtian has never been close to the queen, nor has he married another woman as his concubine.

(End of this chapter)