Transmigrating to Female Supremacy: Husbands, Don’t Be Too Outrageous

"Do not care!"

Ji Zhen was so angry that she no longer cared whether her words and actions were appropriate.

She slapped the imperial edict on the table and angrily questioned Yu Min again:

"The time period here is seven years ago. His Majesty asked you to lead the troops to escort his coffin to the northwest. The two thousand troops are exactly the number of the Northern Camp! You knew about this a long time ago, why are you telling me now?"

"Morning, you haven't slept with my son either, why should I tell you?"

Yu Min completely ignored Ji Zhen's anger, picked up a piece of glass pastry on the table, took a bite, but was overwhelmed by the soft and sweet taste. She immediately spit it out on the bone plate and asked the servant beside her to take it away quickly.

"What's the big deal? You slept with my son, but I didn't bother with you. His Majesty was buried with your mother, not with you, so why are you bothering with it?"

Yu Min drank several mouthfuls of Bai Mu Dan, and at least got rid of the sweet feeling in her mouth. She put down the teacup and started to persuade Ji Zhen again. Unfortunately, her persuasion method was so bad that Ji Zhen's face, which was already red from anger, turned red and white after a few words, which was extremely ugly.

"I'm responsible for my relationship with Bojun. You pick a date, and I'll propose immediately. As for joint burial and enthronement, that's out of the question!"

Ji Zhen's chest heaved violently, and he took a few deep breaths before he was able to control his anger.

The imperial edict that Yu Min gave her mentioned three things in total.

The first thing was to arrange a marriage between her and Yu Bojun. Now Ji Zhen was a prince, and Yu Bojun was the husband of a king.

The second thing is the succession of the throne. The empress wants to pass the throne to Ji Zhen without any reason.

The third thing was to bury them together. The empress wanted Yu Min to leave her clothes and hat in the imperial mausoleum after her death and to escort her real body to the northwest.

It was unheard of that three seemingly unrelated things were written on an imperial edict. The most important thing was that this imperial edict was a will with a golden background and red seal.

In Nanyue, once such an imperial edict appeared in the world, the matters stated in the edict would become the highest guidance.

This meant that, whether she was willing or not, as long as Yu Min took out the edict, she and Yu Bojun would have to get married in compliance with the edict.

Even if Ji Xi's tomb was made of iron, it would be dug up to bury this supreme ruler.

As for Princess Li Yuanzhen, even if Li Yuanzhen ascended the throne and became emperor, as long as Ji Zhen took out this edict, Li Yuanzhen would immediately abdicate.

Is this empress bored? Does she think South Vietnam has been peaceful for too long? Why is she making such a fuss?

After much difficulty, they raised a princess, who had been like a target in the East Palace for so many years. Even though she, Ji Zhen, was in the northwest, she knew how many dirty things were buried under the high walls of the East Palace.

Now, although Li Yuanzhen was imprisoned in the Dali Temple's Sky Prison by the empress, he was just imprisoned.

She has been in prison until now, and her status as a princess remains. No trial, no conviction. People outside cannot see her without permission. She is said to be imprisoned, but in reality she is protected.

The most important thing is that Li Yuanzhen, as the princess of the crown prince, had many cliques in the years when she was in the capital, and none of them were content. As soon as she was imprisoned, she made a big fuss about "the princess was wrongly imprisoned, and she was virtuous because of her filial piety", in an attempt to reverse public opinion and give her a reputation of benevolence.

After all, everyone now knows that the empress is seriously ill, and it will only be a matter of time before she returns to heaven.

When the Zhongtian Gate bell rang and the new emperor ascended the throne, Li Yuanzhen was imprisoned in the Dali Temple. Her silence, unable to excuse herself, became her virtue of understanding the difficulties of the late emperor and her kindness and filial piety. This alone was enough for the censor to sing praises for her for years.

After the change of dynasty, the will in Ji Zhen's hand will become her own life rope.

From drafting to copying and issuing, all the people who handled the imperial edict had strong backers. Where did the real "secret" come from?

At that time, in order to save his life, Ji Zhen had no choice but to raise the flag and rebel even if he was extremely reluctant.

Ji Zhen, following her mother to station troops in the northwest, had a strong army and was already the real king of the northwest. If she wanted to march south to fight Li Yuanzhen, no one in the entire South Vietnam could defeat her.

By that time, the entire land would be engulfed in war, and South Vietnam’s hundreds of years of foundation would probably be destroyed in an instant.

Is this what the empress wants to see? Does she hate South Vietnam so much?

Ji Zhen's mind was racing, but her rising anger prevented her from thinking calmly.

Since the empress wants to be buried with her mother, it shows that the friendship between the two is not ordinary. If they can be buried together, then bury them together. Why do you want to throw your Li family's mess on me, Ji Zhen?

Hate me? Want to hurt me? Do I owe you anything?

Ji Zhen was getting angrier the more she thought about it, but now was not the time to lose her temper. The man in front of her, the loyal and brave Marquis Yu Min, who was trying hard to calm her down with delicious food, was not the one she wanted to vent her anger on.

No, she has to endure it.

"Look at you. It's such a small matter, but you're so angry. It's not worth it, not worth it. Come and have a piece of your favorite Liuli Pastry to calm down. This is what Bojun asked me to prepare for you. He said you love it. Come and try it."

Yu Min was very happy to get the marriage agreement from Ji Zhen herself. The smile on her face became more sincere. Seeing Ji Zhen's eyes red with anger, she quickly asked the servant to bring the glass pastry to her and comforted her like a child.

Ji Zhen was so annoyed that she sat back on the chair, picked up a piece of Liulisu and started to bite it. She ate with such ferocity that Yu Min couldn't help but shudder and said:

"Zhenzhen, you are so brave when eating. People who know you know that you are eating Liulisu. People who don't know would think that you are eating the flesh and blood of your enemies."

"Humph."

Ji Zhen snorted and didn't respond. After finishing the glass cake in a few bites, the servant quickly served her hot meat porridge.

The meat porridge in the small white jade bowl was salty, fragrant and sweet. It went down the throat smoothly and warmed the stomach. Ji Zhen's anger finally dissipated a little.

By the time she washed her hands and moisturized her skin with rose water, she had calmed down.

Yu Min sat opposite her, watching Ji Zhen's normal look with satisfaction. She opened a small fan that she had taken out from somewhere, shook it and asked with a smile:

"How's it going? I told you that good food brings joy to the body and soul. Do you feel better now?"

Ji Zhen glanced at Yu Min and said indifferently:

"South Vietnam is about to fall into chaos. Is the Marquis in a good mood?"

"Oh, that's not what I meant."

Yu Min closed the small fan in her hand, walked leisurely to Ji Zhen, tapped lightly on the table in front of her, and said:

"The imperial edict is here. Whether there will be chaos or not is up to you and me, isn't it?"

"That's fine."

Ji Zhen picked up the will, took out a fire starter and was about to burn it, but Yu Min quickly snatched it away.

"You girl, are you planning to rebel? You dare to burn the will?"

Yu Min cursed angrily, read the will over and over again, and after finding that it was fine, he put it back into the bag and put it back into the box.

He looked at Ji Zhen, who looked provocative, with concern, and put the box next to him. Then he heard Ji Zhen say coldly:

"If I don't burn this will and act according to it, that would be rebellion."