I Have 100,000 Dead Warriors

If a modern person really traveled through time and became a eunuch, he would not even have time to cry, so how could he have the leisure to recite this poem?

Ziyun shrank his neck and said tremblingly: "My lady, your servant... your servant..."

"Say it!"

Asiba Yuyan shouted loudly.

Ziyun told her that she had heard this poem from Concubine Zhao (A Ruo).

At that time, he was coming out of Liangshan with a few young eunuchs, carrying a batch of trendy calligraphy and paintings, and happened to meet Concubine Zhao.

Concubine Zhao talked to her maid Xinyan, showing off the emperor's favor to her, and said a sad and lingering love poem: "Since ancient times, love has been left with empty hatred, and this hatred will last forever..."

Not only did she hear it, but the young eunuchs present also heard it.

In addition, there was Concubine Chun Su Lujun, who also happened to pass by here.

To her surprise, when Concubine Chun heard this poem, she not only did not show the slightest bit of jealousy, but instead, contrary to her usual behavior, she showed an expression of incredible shock.

Asiba Yuyan's eyes flashed: "Concubine Chun? Is she also puzzled by this poem?"

Ziyun said, "Yes, at that time, Concubine Chun was so frightened that her face turned pale, as if she had seen a ghost. I found it strange, so I silently memorized this poem. I was just about to ask someone what this poem meant, and how could it scare a concubine who had a prince so much?"

Asiba Yuyan pursed her lips tightly, with a faint ghostly light flickering in her eyes.

She was right in her guess, this A Ruo was indeed a time traveler.

If her soul had not been changed, how could the woman who kneels at the head of the bed and practices cat torture in the drama have possibly replaced Gao Xiyue and become the most favored imperial concubine in the six palaces, whose rank is second only to the empress?

And Su Lujun, who looked quiet and silly, turned out to be a hidden talent who was actually a pig trying to eat the tiger.

Originally, she thought that the emperor's inability to have children was caused by Yehenara Yihuan's revenge.

Now it seems that this person is more likely to be Su Lujun.

Su Lujun first drugged the emperor, completely eliminating the possibility of him having children.

As a result, the emperor only had three princes to whom he could pass the throne.

Yonghuang was deposed for being unfilial, and although Yonglian escaped death because of his affair with Lianxin, he would die sooner or later with such a weird mother like Fucha Langya.

In this case, Yong Zhang will be the only choice.

Afterwards, Su Lujun discovered that there was a time traveler in the harem. In order to prevent her fellow villagers from finding out that the emperor's inability to give birth to a prince was caused by her, she sent people to kill Yihuan to divert the target and put the blame on her.

What a good trick to divert trouble to others, what a good Su Lujun!

I was too stupid to fall into this bitch's trap.

In fact, she should have thought of it earlier that Yihuan was killed in Jiangnan.

In the entire harem, apart from Chen Wanyin, Su Lujun is the only woman from Jiangnan who can use the power of her mother's family to kill people and frame them.

When fellow villagers meet, they stab each other in the back.

Whether it is A Ruo or Su Lujun, they must be eliminated.

Otherwise, how could she become the empress dowager by virtue of her son?

But she couldn't act rashly.

Many of the women who traveled through time and space in the Qing Dynasty came with built-in cheat codes.

You can't act rashly without knowing what the other party is hiding.

If you can't do it openly, then frame them secretly or poison them. There is always a way to resolve the issue once and for all.

Why did Asiba Yuyan conclude that A Ruo and Su Lujun were time-traveling women based on just one line of poetry?

It turns out that the line "Since ancient times, love has been left with only empty regrets, and this lingering regret has no end" is not original, but comes from two different poems, and the authors are not even from the same dynasty.