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Chapter 229 Female Feng Shui Master (253)

Hearing this, Gao Wei's heart sank. He had collected some calligraphy and books, and originally wanted Xiaoya to read more books when he was free, but he didn't expect to be murdered by this. Gao Wei quickly called the guards and ordered: "You , to move back the collection of books in the Lake Heart Palace, as much as you can move..."

After all, my heart was still burning with pain.The guards went by boat immediately, and Xiaoya who was in the lake center hall saw Gao Wei on the bank, couldn't help being elated, ran into the hall and took out a lot of books, stuffed some for Han Changluan, and said, "Hurry up and help, can you help me?" Burn as much as you want, I feel so sorry for him..."

Holding the scroll, Han Changluan wondered: "Is this not good?"

Xiaoya looked at Han Changluan with a slight smile, and said, "Perhaps, this is just one chance in this life, let's burn it, it's better than letting Yu Wenyong burn it..."

Han Changluan was startled, and asked, "Why did your mother say such a thing?"

Xiaoya smiled when she heard the words, said nothing, and continued to burn books.Only Han Changluan stood there in a daze, and after a long time, he squatted down and burned books with Xiaoya.

The two stopped talking, but it was tacit understanding.

In history, it was Yu Wenyong who led the iron cavalry into Yecheng last. Yecheng was almost destroyed. After the destruction of Yecheng, Yuwenyong killed many Taoist priests one after another, which is really puzzling.It stands to reason that Yu Wenyong's adoptive mother is a celestial master, so Yu Wenyong would not go to this extreme.But this is the record in the history books after all, no matter whether he harmed Taoism or not, in short, his destruction of Yecheng is historic, and the Northern Qi Dynasty fell overnight because of him.

After burning for a while, Gao Wei's guards got off the boat, climbed up the steps one after another, and came in front of Xiaoya and the two of them.Looking at the ashes of paper on the ground, the leading guard couldn't help but his legs went limp, and he wailed in his heart: "It's over, it's all over..."

(End of this chapter)