I Have 100,000 Dead Warriors

Just as Ye Lanyi mocked, the Queen is truly virtuous when she is being virtuous.

The husband couldn't bring himself to say it, so he had to let the queen, his "virtuous wife", play the bad guy.

The Queen said in a gentle voice, "Your Majesty works hard for the country day and night, and even sacrifices himself. How can he be stingy with a sister born of a different mother? Moreover, Princess Chaogui's biological mother was only a noble lady of the late Emperor. Even if the Emperor arranges a marriage for her in the future, he can only choose a middle-class family in the court. How can she be as respectable and noble as marrying off to Junggar?"

These words undoubtedly touched Big Fat Orange's heart.

He now needs such a high-sounding reason to complete the marriage.

Big Fat Orange nodded and said, "What the Queen said is very true. I only have one unmarried sister, Chao Gui, so I have to consider her. In this case, Junggar is also a good candidate."

At this point, he couldn't help but feel a little guilty. In order to save face, he ordered: "Since it is a marriage, Chaogui was originally a Heshuo Princess, so she should be named a Gulun Princess, and her marriage should be carried out according to the regulations for Gulun Princesses."

Shi Jin's soul traveled through time and space, and his spiritual light flashed across Jingren Palace. He just happened to hear the conversation between Big Fat Ju and the Queen, and sneered in his heart: "What a pair of wolves, tigers, leopards, and black-hearted illegitimate couples!"

In addition to conferring the title of Princess Gulun on Chaogui, Dapangju also promoted her biological mother, Zhao, from Tai Guiren to Taipin, with the title "Shun".

Promoting Shun Taipin was both a comfort and a warning, intended to tell the mother and daughter that marriage was a state affair and they had no power to refuse and could only obey.

When the imperial decree for marriage was issued, Concubine Shun and her daughter Chao Gui were struck by lightning and both fainted.

It was at this time that Chao Gui's memories of his past life awakened deep in his soul.

At such a beautiful age, she was forced to marry Yingge Khan, who was old enough to be her grandfather.

Less than a month later, Yingge Khan died of illness, and she was forced to marry the new Khan. She was transformed from a noble princess to a lowly concubine. She suffered torture and humiliation, and finally died miserably.

Chao Gui was filled with hatred, knowing that Shi Jin was sent by God to help her fulfill her wish of revenge, so she decisively chose to enter reincarnation and give this body to her.

"Daughter! My poor daughter!"

After waking up, Concubine Shun hugged Chaogui and cried inconsolably.

Since ancient times, few princesses who married for foreign countries were happy.

If it was a marriage alliance with Mongolia, it would be fine.

During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, more than a dozen princesses married into Mongolian families. Even if their lives were a bit hard, at least they had someone to help them and would not be bullied too badly.

The journey to Junggar is long and desolate, and the people there are a bunch of jackals who eat people without leaving any bones.

I heard that Inge Khan is not only old, but also likes to eat the raw flesh of young girls.

If her daughter married him, it would be like committing suicide.

Shi Jin... now Chao Gui, was hugged tightly in her mother's arms, frowning slightly.

It wasn’t because of the marriage, but I was speechless about the activation location.

It turns out that although her army of death warriors has amazing combat power and can cause huge bloodshed every time they take action, every time they travel through time, they have to go to a place related to the fate of the original owner to activate it.

And the activation location this time is actually in Junggar.

Chao Gui twitched the corner of his mouth.

Then, she looked at Concubine Shun who was crying uncontrollably, and said softly, "Don't be sad, mother. It's just a marriage, there's nothing to be afraid of. Aren't there enough princesses in the Qing Dynasty who have been married off to other countries?"