After wearing the book, I tied the knot with the villain

Chapter 508
Cursing sounds came from the remote palace. In such a cold and slightly dark place, no one would slam into it blindly.

Therefore, those who have been beaten are destined to have no one to redeem them.

It was none other than the heroine Xue Yu.

She was slapped by the man and fell to the ground, covering her slapped face in pain, with blood oozing from the corner of her mouth.

For a moment, Xue Yu couldn't hear what he was swearing, but his ears were buzzing.

Xue Yu lowered his eyes and looked like he was willing to be beaten or scolded, but actually he didn't have much fear in his heart.

Perhaps it was because she kept silent and scolding was boring.

So the man barely stopped cursing after venting his anger, and threatened: "No matter what, you have to win back for the young master, otherwise you can now consider who you want to entrust to burn paper on your grave next year."

After he finished speaking, he turned and left. Because of the dimness in the room, his face always looked very blurry.

It wasn't until he walked out of the hall that he revealed a face, which looked like the second young master.

Xue Yu, who was on the ground, tremblingly got up from the ground, the corner of his mouth curled up in a sarcasm, and his eyes were full of hatred.

Her aura that used to be so powerful has almost been worn away, like a ghost from hell seeking her life.

"Burning paper? My relatives have died long ago. Who can burn paper for me? Who will burn paper for me?" Xue Yu spat out blood, then wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth.

The court lady and eunuch who bullied her, the noble concubine who used the threatening prince to rape her righteous daughter, the queen who spoke like a snake, and the emperor who was aloof.

So who will start this good show?

Her eyes became more and more crazy, and then she suddenly thought of something and said in a low voice: "There are still things that are bad for me."

The voice was too small to make it difficult to hear who she was talking about, but the resentment in that tone seemed to condense into substance.

Because if there is no heir and elder, she is a court lady who has no power, even if she helps the eldest son, it will be useless.

So she found another way and put the treasure on the second son.

Originally, this method could be implemented very well in the book, and the result was successful.

But in the book, she is powerful, because when avenging her younger brother, she relied on herself and suffered a lot.

That's why when Princess Wenyan was removed, she was reused by noble concubines and emperors.

But this time, because of Zhao Jinse's intervention, Princess Wenyan was solved very smoothly, and she retreated to the second line and became a soy sauce dealer.

Even if the imperial concubine saw her cleverness and entered the palace, she was just a plaything.

Later, it was in the hands of the emperor, and because of everyone's suppression, etc., he could only do small things such as serving tea and pouring water.

By the time he was able to talk to the emperor on his own, it was already time to seize the throne.

She doesn't have much power at this time, and she doesn't have too many opportunities.

Some time ago, she dreamed that there would be a snowstorm.

But she didn't believe it very much, and didn't pay attention to it until her innocence darkened.

And offered advice to the second son who had surrendered, asking him to store up more grain and prepare porridge to gain a position in the hearts of the people.

It can only be said that success is also Zhao Jinse, and defeat is also Zhao Jinse.

They were one step too late. Before the snow disaster caused any large-scale damage, Zhao Jinse had already told Ji Linyuan about clearing snow to prevent disasters, and sending supplies.

It means that when she was still taking the first step, Zhao Jinse had already taken three steps.

Moreover, these three steps were done inadvertently, and were not intentionally sabotaged.

This is the most annoying.

The reason why the Second Young Master was so angry was also related to this.

(End of this chapter)