Time travel is risky, and love requires caution

In comparison, Ling Qiqi was more worried that Ling Yi and Bei Huang would go back on their words, after all, the two of them had some grudges against each other.

So she thought of an unethical way and used her remaining literary literacy to write a short essay:

A country is the power of the world. It will prosper if it follows the trend and perish if it goes against it.

The people are the foundation of a country. A country prospers when there is harmony among the people, and it declines when there is no harmony.

A ruler is a role model for the people. A ruler with great virtue is valued, while a ruler with little virtue is despised.

Beiwei and Tianyuan are of the same lineage, sharing the same blood and branches, living in harmony without contention. This is the general trend and the people's hope.

Today, we have established the "One Country, Two Systems" alliance, and all the people have witnessed it. We will help each other and stand firm together, and we will rise together and suffer together.

This monument is erected to commemorate this.

Those who keep the alliance, are honest and truthful, will be remembered for generations, and their deeds will enable the people to live and work in peace and contentment, which are immeasurable merits.

Those who destroy the alliance are unjust and unkind, and should be infamous for eternity. Any righteous army in the world can replace them.

She planned to order people to carve steles according to these inscriptions, carve as many as possible, the bigger the better, and then erect them in several important towns at the junction of Beiwei and Tianyuan.

The more powerful a person is, the more he cares about his face.

If Bei Huang and Ling Yi don't want to be infamous for eternity, they'd better keep their word.

Ling Qiqi also redeployed the troops.

Half of them were left and stationed in various important cities on the western border. They changed guard posts and patrolled the border every day to prevent any unusual movements in Ximo.

The other half she planned to send to repair the canal.

Anyway, she has made a lot of money in the past few years, and there is no point in keeping it, so she might as well use it to invest in infrastructure.

She plans to expand a canal from Beiwei to Nanshen based on the natural river channel. On a larger scale, it can promote transportation, economic development and cultural exchanges between Beiwei and Nanshen, and benefit the people along the canal.

But to put it mildly, she wanted to leave a good reputation for herself, so as not to look back and see that her gaming record was only two and a half husbands, which was quite embarrassing and conspicuous.

After the canal is built, we can collect tolls for crossing the river, and the money will flow like the endless flow of river water.

This money can be used as an angel fund to continue investing in infrastructure or technology research and development for industry, agriculture and commerce, or it can be loaned to individuals to start businesses. When the time comes, it will be handed over to Du Jingshan for management, after all, doctors have a kind heart.

Alas, she regretted not having thought of this idea earlier.

In the end, only Lu Cheng was left. She thought about it and didn't know what to leave for him.

She has tried her best to balance the forces, but it may still be difficult for Lu Cheng to complete the task.

But as a game, wouldn’t it be boring if it was too easy to win?

Ling Qiqi feels that Lu Cheng’s biggest enemy in the future is likely to be Ling Yi.

After all, the Northern Emperor is old and the princes are young.

Ling Yi may not set his sights on Bei Wei again, but there is no guarantee that he will think of Ximo in the future.

When Ling Qiqi thought about this, she felt as if both the palm and the back of her hand were made of flesh.

If one of these two people was less ambitious, she wouldn't have to worry about it.

After thinking it over again and again, she picked up a pen and wrote another will, hoping that after her death, the Sixth Princess would marry Lu Cheng on her behalf.

Although the Sixth Princess's maternal family background, appearance and talent were all ordinary, rare things are valuable.

After all, now Beiwei only has her sixth sister as a princess.

If Lu Cheng marries the Sixth Princess, it will somewhat ease the current tense relationship between Beiwei and Ximo.

If Lu Cheng had not insisted on getting engaged to her, he might have been successful now, or at least he would not be so miserable. Although his misfortune was probably related to her.

Sometimes life is full of twists and turns.

It’s like constantly doing multiple-choice questions. It’s easy to choose, it’s just a matter of thought.

But it is difficult to believe in your original intention and not regret it.

Lu Cheng might have chosen the wrong marriage partner from the very beginning.

She is now trying to set things right for him.

Even if I can't help him get rid of the green hat completely, at least I can restore some dignity to him.

She knew that Lu Cheng was definitely not happy about marrying the Sixth Princess, but how many things in this world could she be happy about?

Take her for example now, she hasn’t had enough fun here and doesn’t want to leave.

Maybe this is how everyone feels before they die.

She looked over the pile of things she had written again.

It's all her concern.

She smiled bitterly, not realizing that she was so sentimental.

Ling Qiqi carefully put the letters into envelopes one by one, sealed them, and wrote the corresponding names neatly.

When she was doing this, she couldn't help but think of the time when she had just traveled through time.

Originally, I just had the mentality of getting by.

But she later took things here too seriously.

She smiled bitterly again, took a new piece of paper, and wrote casually:

I am originally a fairy from the upper realm,

Enter the mortal world and end worldly ties.

Merit is now complete,

Fly to the ninth heaven.

Come without worries,

I have no regrets in going back.

Those who love me, don't miss me.

Don’t blame those you don’t love.

I hope you are all well.

Entrust the pen and ink.

Believe in me and you will get what you want.

Non-believers are welcome.

The handwriting was like a flying dragon and a flying phoenix, not beautiful enough but full of dominance. Ling Qiqi threw the pen away and said to the outside of the tent:

"Someone, go call Liu Nian'an over. I have something to tell you."

Liu Nian'an has been feeling uneasy these past few days. The Seventh Princess was either drowsy or mysterious.

I was not allowed to see a doctor or ask any more questions. My appetite was not as good as before.

He specially asked the cook to make some of the Seventh Princess's favorite dishes.

When he heard that the Seventh Princess was looking for him, he hurried back to her tent.

After entering, he saw the Seventh Princess lying on the desk, looking unconscious again.

This has been going on for several days now, and it happens from time to time.

Although Liu Nian'an was worried, he had calmed down a lot. He hurried over to carry the Seventh Princess back to the couch, but he felt that she was a lot heavier today than before.

After carefully placing the Seventh Princess on the couch, he finally discovered something was wrong.

He hesitated for a moment, and finally used trembling hands to check her breath.

No, no breathing.

I couldn't feel a pulse either.

He suddenly felt dizzy and fell to the ground.

Beiwei's army disappeared at the Ximo border overnight.

Liu Nian'an sent the seventh princess to the Yahe Kingdom overnight.

He held in his arms a thick stack of suicide notes left by the Seventh Princess. When he thought of how she had locked herself up to write the suicide notes, tears couldn't stop flowing.

She left instructions to so many people. Did she know that her time was up?

She left instructions to so many people. Could it be that she couldn't bear to leave them?

He wiped away his tears. Now was not the time to be sad. He had to take her back to the Crow Kingdom as soon as possible and then present to her all the things she was reluctant to let go of.

A few days later, the obituary of the seventh princess spread far and wide.

On the seventh day of the twelfth lunar month, the seventh princess Ling Qi was buried with great ceremony in the back mountains of the Yahe Kingdom.

The whole country of Beiwei, Nanshen, Tianyuan and Yahe mourned.

Heavy snow fell, and everything was white.

GAME OVER.