Did the eldest daughter ascend the throne today?

On the last day of the trade fair, more people came, and the place was packed with people.

Ning Zhiwei had to take measures to limit the flow of people to prevent stampedes.

The group of people who couldn't get in were led to the makeshift racecourse next door.

You can sign up for the horse riding competition, or you can be a spectator and place bets on the horses.

There are two games in total, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The first place winner will receive a generous bonus. The betting table is placed on site and bets can be placed at any time for three days.

This quickly ignited everyone's enthusiasm and they actively participated.

Ning Zhiwei looked at the lively scene, the corners of his mouth twitched, "Why did you think of playing this?"

There are three more days left. Looking at the way these people are betting like crazy, I guess I can make a lot of money again.

Rong Jing smiled faintly, "I'm free anyway, so I might as well make some money from these rich people. I can bet on anything in the capital, and every time there's a spring exam, the whole city will be betting."

Those who gamble on horses are all rich people. Poor people have to calculate every penny carefully and would like to spend it in half. How can they gamble?

Ning Zhiwei thought of something, "There must have been a lot of people who bet on you to become the top scorer back then, right?"

At that time, he had already won five yuan, which was a result that surpassed his predecessors. He was only one yuan away from reaching the highest achievement in the imperial examination since the founding of this dynasty.

"Ninety percent, that's reasonable. Everyone in the government and the country hopes to see a top-ranked scholar. This is a good omen."

For the emperor, this was a piece of civil governance that deserves special mention.

Ning Zhiwei thought back to the grand occasion of the past and couldn't help but feel a little regretful, "If only I had known you earlier, I would have loved to have seen you riding a horse and parading through the streets when you passed the imperial examination and were the top scholar, full of glory and vigor."

Rong Jing also felt very sorry, "I also wish I had known you since childhood..."

A voice sounded, "Lord Rong, Princess Jingning, please go to the government office quickly."

He is a minor official stationed at the government office. Why is he here? Rong Jing frowned slightly, "What happened?"

The man ran with sweat all over his forehead and red face, "The imperial envoy has arrived, bringing the new emperor's decree."

Ning Zhiwei and Rong Jing looked at each other, both a little surprised. An imperial envoy? Was he sent by the new emperor? Or was it Prime Minister Duan's intention?

What can happen?

The government office was heavily guarded outside. Inside, the imperial envoy sat high up and was chatting with Prince Hadir and Princess Yinzhu, as well as several ministers from the Kingdom of Jin. The group was having a pleasant chat.

"The Princess of Jingning County has arrived, and Lord Rong has arrived."

The two of them walked in side by side, and the room suddenly became bright and radiant.

Prince Hadir looked at Ning Zhiwei first. She was dressed in plain clothes, but her natural beauty was eye-catching.

However, Princess Yinzhu stared at Rong Jing without blinking, unwilling to blink. Why did she like him more and more the more she looked at him?

The imperial envoy immediately stood up, chin raised high, "You two, kneel down and accept my order."

Ning Zhiwei looked at the Jin people who were sitting still, and then looked at the arrogant imperial envoy. She cried out and hugged her feet, "It hurts so much, I can't stand anymore."

She was a little exaggerated. Rong Jing suppressed his laughter and helped her sit down on the chair. "Your Excellency, Princess Jingning is not feeling well and can't stand. How about waiting until she recovers and then kneeling to receive the decree?"

Anyway, not for this kind of occasion.

The imperial envoy was stunned. She was so arrogant! She actually refused to kneel down to receive the imperial edict!

Seeing this, Princess Yinzhu sneered, "Princess Jingning refused to kneel down to receive the decree. Doesn't she have the king in her heart? What is she trying to do?"

Ning Zhiwei picked up the teacup and smashed it over, hitting Princess Yinzhu on the head. She smiled and said, "My hands are often out of control. I will smash things when I see disgusting people and things. I'm sorry, please understand."

No one expected that she would start a fight over a disagreement, be so arrogant, and say such shameless words.

Princess Yinzhu was hit in the face and was bleeding. She was so angry that she screamed, ahhhhh.

Prince Hadir was furious. "Princess Jingning, you are so rude. Do you want to go to war with the Great Jin?"

Start a war? It's not like they haven't fought before! Ning Zhiwei picked up another teacup and threw it at Prince Hadir. Prince Hadir was prepared and stepped back, but Ning Zhiwei picked up other things on the table and threw them at him.

Prince Halder dodged left and right, but was still hit on the head.

He was furious and said, "Ning Zhiwei, you lunatic! I will lead the army to destroy this place."

Ning Zhiwei was still smashing things, and smiled after hearing this, "Okay, I accept the challenge."

"As for the rest of you, don't even think about going back now that you're here. Just be hostages."

As soon as she finished speaking, the soldiers rushed in, hands on their scabbards, ready for battle, waiting for her order.

Princess Yinzhu was so angry that she wanted to kill someone, but when she heard this, her face changed drastically. Oh no, they had misjudged Ning Zhiwei's character.

She looked at the Qi soldiers who were ready to attack at any time and panicked. "When two countries are at war, they don't kill envoys. This is a rule passed down from ancient times."

Ning Zhiwei said calmly, "Rules are meant to be broken."

Prince Hadir: ...It was a wrong decision. After all, this is the territory of Princess Jingning, and the troops stationed outside the city are the Ning family army.

All his men remained at the trade fair, with only a dozen guards left with him.

There are too many people and they are not allowed to enter the city.

He was also a flexible character, and he softened immediately. "I was joking. The two countries finally made peace. How could we easily start a war? I was wrong. I apologize to Princess Jingning."

"Words are useless." Ning Zhiwei firmly believes that peace is not achieved by bowing and kneeling, but by beating with fists. Only when they are scared will they be obedient.

Prince Hadir silently took out all the valuables on him. Ning Zhiwei just glanced at them.

Prince Hadir sighed deeply, and with a bitter face began to search Princess Yinzhu and the ministers for valuables, stripping them clean.

Princess Yinzhu and her companions didn't even dare to fart, and were completely devoid of the arrogance they had just shown.

They don't want to be left behind as hostages.

They didn't say anything, but the imperial envoy spoke up, "How can this be disgraceful? How can this be disgraceful? Princess Jingning, it is very disgraceful for you to do this. I advise you to return the things and apologize properly..."

Ning Zhiwei stared at him coldly and slowly picked up the teapot on the table.

The imperial envoy's heart skipped a beat and he immediately fell silent. Oh my God, are they going to hit him?

She even dared to attack the prince and princess of the Great Jin Dynasty, so what else would she not dare to do?

He immediately stood up, picked up the imperial edict with a serious look, and announced it loudly, "In compliance with the will of Heaven, the Emperor decrees that the Princess of Jingning County shall hand over all the proceeds of the trade to the imperial envoy to take back. There must be no mistakes. This is my decree."

There was an uproar at the scene, and the guards were so angry that their faces turned blue. What a damn official, what a damn emperor!