Quick Wear: Everyone knows I am a good person

Sun Wenzhong: !!!

Good heavens.

He even dug up the grave of a eunuch. Do these people of later generations have any morals at all?

Emperor Jiaheng: ...

No?

Is this right?

Was he still able to climb out to watch the play by himself back then?

What is he?

He doesn't really enjoy watching plays that much, okay?

A determined look in his eyes.jpg!

Emperor Jiaheng and Sun Wenzhong exchanged a glance, both seeing bitterness in each other's eyes—

They're such inseparable brothers.

How could the way this tomb was opened be so difficult to assess?

Wait, has Shu Jiao's grave been opened? Surely one of the three of them could have escaped?

[I heard my sister Shu's grave has been discovered?]

As Emperor Jiaheng and Sun Wenzhong were pondering this, someone in the live chat asked a question.

"We've discovered it."

Youyou gave a wry smile. "But with the current level of technology, we can't excavate it yet. My teacher said that all the instruments have been used to probe it, and if we insist on digging it out, the entire tomb will collapse."

"The kind that can't be restored."

"Moreover, there is a 90% chance that those who participate in the excavation will face a death crisis."

[As expected of Shu Jiao.]

[The virtues of a notorious villain. (Funny.jpg)]

Emperor Jiaheng should have Shu Jiao build his imperial mausoleum.

[Did Sister Shu know she'd come up with too many bad ideas and was afraid someone would dig up her grave after she died, so she deliberately built her own grave in a very dangerous way?]

My sister Shu is a typical conservative, so of course she'll be careful in everything she does.

Is this the kind of conservative approach where you fight until the opponent can't defend, all in order to protect yourself?

Sun Wenzhong's eyes lit up.

Emperor Jiaheng's eyes lit up even more.

The two looked at each other again, as if they had found a glimmer of hope—

修！

We must make sure Shujiao builds their graves!

All the emperors fell silent.

Are you saying that a woman building her own tomb is more reliable than an imperial mausoleum that they built using countless professionals over many years?

Shu Jiao!

We need you too!

"Shu Jiao's initial activities were limited to the inner palace."

Youyou continued, "She knows all sorts of things about the various concubines, selling information to them and turning the harem into chaos, yet the concubines are still incredibly grateful to her."

"Emperor Jiaheng was also afraid that the world was not chaotic enough. He was like a troublemaker, stirring up trouble here and there, afraid that his harem would be too harmonious."

"With him and Shu Jiao around, the harem is quite lively."

"Emperor Jiaheng even wrote everything down in his diary. For example, when Consort De bribed Consort Liang's people, and Consort Liang killed someone to cover it up, he personally went to see the scene."

"Shu Jiao is here too."

"It was this on-site murder to silence her that made Shu Jiao catch Emperor Jiaheng's eye. Soon after, Shu Jiao was transferred to the Emperor's court, with only one task—to gossip."

Emperor Kangwu: ? ? ?

Why does Emperor Jiaheng love listening to gossip so much?

What's so interesting about gossip?

Emperor Zhao said he didn't understand, and Emperor Guanglie also said he didn't understand.

Emperor Hui looked at Emperor Jiaheng suspiciously, hesitating to speak, "You..."

The Crown Prince version of Emperor Jiaheng stared at him with an innocent expression.

"You should tone it down a bit."

Emperor Hui said helplessly, then looked at Sun Wenzhong who was standing beside Emperor Jiaheng, "Keep a close eye on your master, and don't let him interfere with state affairs."

He was a wise ruler, after all. Why do you love listening to gossip so much?

Who raised this person with such a temperament?

"Shu Jiao first revealed her power as a cunning strategist when Emperor Jiaheng was once again pressured by his court officials to establish a crown prince."

Youyou said in a deep voice, "Shujiao suggests that the Second Prince be placed in the residence of the childless Prince Ren."

"Emperor Jiaheng agreed."

"Soon, Prince Ren and the Second Prince fell out. Emperor Jiaheng, knowing that Marquis Anle had repeatedly petitioned to establish the son born to a concubine as the heir apparent, deliberately named Marquis Anle's legitimate son as the heir apparent..."

"They said Lord Xu could still have children, so they adopted his only son..."

[The main theme is someone who's reckless and utterly disgusting.]

[The effect was excellent; after that, no court official ever suggested that he establish a crown prince again.]

[He's going crazy online. Whoever disgusts him, he'll make them disgusted for half their lives.]

I suspect that it was after this incident that Emperor Jiaheng started to let loose and dared to use any means necessary.

[In the end, the second prince was indeed adopted by Emperor Jiaheng and given to Prince Ren.]

During the reign of Emperor Jiaheng.

Several officials surnamed Xu, each with only one son, all raised their eyes to look at Emperor Jiaheng.

Your Majesty, you can't be so immoral!

We asked you to establish a crown prince, wasn't that for the stability of the court and to ensure you have a successor? Why are you doing this?

Emperor Jiaheng: ...

I... I can't, can I?

Eight or nine years later, have I become this insane?

Sun Wenzhong: ...

It's over.

He said that the emperor shouldn't always be getting involved in the fun.

The emperor's mental state was already somewhat unstable, and now that someone else has become even more unstable, it's no wonder he's being led astray!

The Second Prince standing to the side: ?

I was adopted?

I was adopted?

Father, what do you mean? Do you hate me that much?

Crying

The other emperors from previous dynasties were also stunned for two seconds.

You... Prince Ren is not dead yet, you can't be so obvious about coveting his princely position, can you?

and also!

They gave away someone's only son?!

Is this something a human could do?

That Lord Xu is really unlucky to have run into you. He'll probably spend the rest of his life thinking about his lost son whenever he sees you. It's no wonder he's so grief-stricken and depressed that he'll die young.

The ministers of the various dynasties couldn't help but feel fortunate.

Fortunately, they didn't run into Emperor Jiaheng.

Even the most enlightened rulers would struggle to withstand such unconventional tactics.

"After that, my sister Shu seemed to have a flash of inspiration and used a move that was poison that could be seen with the naked eye."

Yoyo couldn't help but laugh as she said this, "Let me tell you about my sister Shu's later actions."

"They invested heavily in cultivating informants and established the Shadow Agency, an intelligence organization that struck fear into the hearts of many."

"How terrifying is this institution? Any minister of the fifth rank or above can find out the next day if he makes two flirtatious remarks to his concubine at night."

"For those below the fifth rank, intelligence shall be delivered within three days."

"Moreover, not only court officials and empresses, but even prominent merchants at the time had people from shadow puppet agencies in inns all over the country."

"Let's put it this way: out of every ten people walking down the street, one is an informant."

When it comes to intelligence gathering, Sister Shu is the ultimate expert.

The scariest thing about film studios is that their informants could be your concubine, your friend, or even your own uncle, aunt, father, or mother—you simply can't hide it from them.

[Dare to embezzle? If they collect money at 9 PM, the palace will know by midnight.]

It's not that slow.

It's like there's an invisible person watching you every moment, meticulously recording every detail of your life, and even having the ability to replace you at any time.

However, the truth was well concealed during Emperor Jiaheng's reign. Court officials only knew that Emperor Jiaheng had an intelligence agency, but they were unaware of its strength.

"Yes, during the reign of Emperor Jiaheng, only Emperor Jiaheng, Shu Jiao, and Sun Wenzhong knew the competence of the film agency."

Youyou jokingly said, "The three of them formed a small team to isolate others."

“Even if Emperor Jiaheng receives intelligence, he will not take immediate action. He will only bring out the evidence when he wants to settle scores or punish someone, and deliver a fatal blow.”

silence.

Endless silence.

Thinking along these lines of thought, I felt a chill run down my spine and my bones went cold.

No.

Based on this film organization, why did Emperor Jiaheng receive the posthumous title of "Rensheng"?