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Chapter 8 They seemed to fly!
Consort Liu was stunned.

Does she wish for rain?

Naturally, that is what we hope for.

Because that was what her emperor desired, and naturally, it was also what she longed for.

Everyone says that her emperor is weak and cowardly, and will sooner or later become a ruler who brings about the downfall of his country.

But only Consort Liu knew how many nights her Emperor had spent reviewing memorials, his hair turning white from worrying about the people, and how even his sleep was not peaceful.

"Your Majesty, I hope that Heaven will send rain to save the people of Daqing from the drought," Consort Liu said solemnly and earnestly.

Sui Sui knew that Consort Liu's niece-in-law was a good person.

So she stretched out her little hand, "Then come and take a look with Sui Sui."

Consort Liu: What are you looking at?
Although she didn't know what to look at, she still reached out and placed her hand on that small, soft, and fair hand.

Sui Sui took Liu Chenfei's hand and gestured for her to get up, then led her out of the palace.

Both Emperor Xuanhe and his court officials were puzzled.

What is this for?

Sui Sui, who was holding Liu Chenfei's hand, stopped at the palace gate.

Then he turned to her and said in a childish voice, "Liu Chenfei's niece-in-law, look!"

Sui Sui pointed to the sky.

What to look at?
Not only Consort Liu, but also the court officials, all looked up at the sky.

[Ding! Hidden reward activated.]

Consort Liu looked up at the sky, which was still clear and blue. Just as Consort Liu was wondering what her imperial aunt wanted her to see...

Suddenly, the sky changed dramatically.

Suddenly, the clear blue sky disappeared, dark clouds gathered, and even lightning and thunder appeared.

This this……

"Is it going to rain?" Among the court officials, everyone craned their necks, and someone couldn't help but exclaim.

The next second, the wind rose...

Da da da……

Large raindrops fell from the sky like beads from a broken string.

The rustling sound was so pleasant to everyone's ears.

A gust of wind blew a drop of rain onto Consort Liu's face.

Consort Liu reached out and carefully touched the raindrop; the next second, her eyes reddened.

"Grandma, it's raining, it's raining..." Consort Liu was overjoyed and extremely excited.

Sui Sui put her hands on her hips, quite proudly saying, "Yes, it's raining! It'll rain for a whole day and night! The land, the crops, and the people will all have plenty of water!"

As she spoke, Sui Sui thought of her father, the Emperor. Once, her father held her as a little girl, reviewing memorials while saying to her, "Sui Sui, you must remember that water is the source of life. All things in the world need water. Water is extremely important."

At the time, Sui Sui, who was only a little over six months old, nodded in a daze. Although she didn't quite understand, she still remembered what was said.

"Oh my god, it's raining, and it's raining so hard."

"It was Princess Fuqing. She said it would rain, and then it rained."

"A lucky star, Princess Fuqing is truly a lucky star!"

The court officials were incredibly excited.

It is said that when Princess Fuqing was born, Daqing experienced a long drought followed by timely rain. At that time, the imperial advisor divined that Princess Fuqing was a lucky star.

Now, Princess Fuqing has awakened after a hundred years, bringing with her a timely rain.

Therefore, if Princess Fuqing is not the lucky star, then who is?

Princess Fuqing was truly God's own daughter.

With Princess Fuqing around, their Daqing has hope.

Emperor Xuanhe stared in stunned silence at the torrential rain.

Although he had heard about various miracles brought by Princess Fuqing since he was a child, these were only recorded in historical books, and he had never seen them himself.

So, although I believed it in my heart, I still had some doubts.

But now, I've actually seen it.

So, with the little princess around, is Daqing saved? At this moment, Emperor Xuanhe was also very excited, and his eyes reddened.

At this moment, the ones with the worst expressions were King Cheng and his son.

What was initially a favorable situation for them collapsed entirely after Princess Fuqing appeared.

They were also descendants of the royal family, and their education from a young age included stories about Princess Fuqing.

So even if they really wanted to rebel.

However, none of the royal descendants dared to disobey Princess Fuqing.

Especially now, Princess Fuqing has even managed to make the heavens send rain down right in front of them.

It hadn't rained for almost a year, but here in Princess Fuqing's land, it would rain whenever she wanted.

This made them even more in awe of Princess Fuqing.

You're suggesting they kill Princess Fuqing as well, and then rebel?

That's impossible; they wouldn't dare.

Therefore, they had no other way out but to accept punishment.

"Little Imperial Aunt, what do you think should be done with Prince Cheng and his heir?" Emperor Xuanhe was unsure how to deal with Prince Cheng and his son.

Ok?
Sui Sui walked over to King Cheng and his crown prince.

King Cheng and his crown prince immediately knelt down.

"Please spare us, little princess/grandmother!" they all begged.

Sui Sui looked up at the top of their heads and, after confirming that they weren't really bad people, decided to leave.

With a stern face, she said, "Disobedient children need to be punished."

She turned to look at Emperor Xuanhe, "Your Majesty, you should spank them."

Emperor Xuanhe: Spanking? Does that mean hitting them with a board?
How many strokes should I give? Wouldn't that be too lenient?

Sui Sui looked at the emperor's eldest nephew and, seeing that he didn't speak, suddenly realized what was going on.

Oh right, she's an elder. Disobedient nephews and grandsons need to be disciplined and disciplined by their elders.

Fine.

So, Sui Sui scolded Prince Cheng and his heir in a childish voice, "Stand up!"

Hmm, hmm? Why are you standing up?

Are we really going to spank them?

And when they saw Sui Sui's hand on her waist, pulling out the dragon whip.

Their eyes widened instantly.

No, it wasn't just them; even the court officials stared wide-eyed.

The Dragon-Beating Whip was a whip specially commissioned by Emperor Taizu Qianyuan for Princess Fuqing. It was said to be able to strike the emperor and his officials, and no one could resist it.

Then now...

The courtiers exchanged glances, and then tacitly moved away from King Cheng and his son.

King Cheng and his son were on the verge of a mental breakdown.

No way, no way.

They actually intend to use the Dragon-Slaying Whip to whip their buttocks, right here in the Golden Palace, in front of so many court officials.

No.

Let them just kill us; it's better than dying like this now.

However, they also comforted themselves.

Although it was a dragon whip, the person wielding the whip was Princess Fuqing, a three-and-a-half-year-old toddler.

How much force could that have? If it hit you, wouldn't it be like a tickle?
Thinking this way, they felt much better.

Not only King Cheng and his son, but also the court officials thought so.

Then they saw Princess Fuqing lash out with her whip at Prince Cheng and his son.

But the next second, the father and son, who thought nothing would happen, suddenly realized that their gazes seemed to be directed at each other.

They seemed to take flight!
(End of this chapter)