All the concubines in the harem are time travelers

Bu Jiao is Bu Ji's alias. She loves to dress up as a man and go out on the street, so she must be using this name to hide her true identity.

Unexpectedly, she didn't even tell Liang Xing her real name, but she saved Liang Xing's life by accident.

"how come......"

Liang Xing stared blankly at the letters scattered on the ground. The name mentioned in every letter was Gillian, and every letter was signed with Bu Jiao.

Bu Ji looked at him like this, and for some reason, he felt a sharp pain in his heart.

It is an instinctive reaction of the body, and the person this body loves is still Liang Xing.

Gillian is real, the painting is real, and the obscene poems and lyrics are also real.

"Of course not. I, Bu Jixing, will not change my name or surname. Sir Liang has recognized the wrong person."

She endured the pain in her heart and said words that hurt her body even more.

Li Ji seemed to notice that she was uncomfortable and waved Wang Huai over.

"Bring me my calming soup."

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Wang Huai went and came back quickly, bringing a bowl of calming soup.

Bu Ji was only focused on looking at Liang Xing and didn't pay attention to what Li Ji fed her. Sure enough, she felt better. She drank it all up and then realized that it was the emperor's imperial bowl.

Is this compensation?

Li Ji looked at her, and the scene of him feeding the fox water many years ago emerged in his mind again. He couldn't help but reach out and touch her cheek. It looked fleshless, but it felt very comfortable to touch.

Bu Ji didn't dare to move, but he felt very itchy and couldn't help but hum twice.

Li Ji suddenly became agitated and didn't dare to touch her again, fearing that he could not control himself.

It's really like a fox spirit.

Liang Xing seemed to have lost his spirit. He held the letter carefully in both hands and looked at every stroke on it.

Suddenly I saw a smear.

Half of the word "Jiao" was crossed out with ink, which means "Yu", while the "Ji" in "Bu Ji" means "Yu" and "Qi".

"Your Majesty, I believe that Lady Bu is my unmarried wife."

Bu Ji frowned and looked at him, wondering what he was going to do next.

Besides the scrolls and letters, could it be that "I" have something else in his hands?

An unmarried wife? He dared to say that.

"Don't talk nonsense anymore."

“Your Majesty, Lord Liang must have been tortured by lovesickness and has lost his mind.”

While she was scolding Liang Xing, she couldn't help but plead for him for Bu Ji's sake.

Li Ji's eyes darkened, and the coldness revealed in his black eyes almost solidified into a entity.

Bu Ji clearly felt that he was exerting some force on his arms.

Doesn’t he want to give her to Liang Xing?

There have been precedents in all dynasties of emperors rewarding concubines to high-ranking officials in the court. This is a good way to win over court officials.

To them, the women in the harem were no different from the treasures in the Imperial Household Department.

Disliked treasures can be given as rewards to officials who work for the emperor, and of course unfavored women can also be given as rewards.

Liang Xing was the top scholar in this year's imperial examination. If he asked the emperor for a concubine of lowly rank, no one would say anything. Others would only say that the emperor valued virtuous ministers and was a wise ruler.

Liang Xing raised the letter in his hand above his head and said.

"There is a blacked-out word 'Yu' between the two characters 'Bu Jiao'. The word 'Ji' is made up of the two characters 'Yu' and 'Qi'."

Bu Ji looked over, his pupils suddenly shrank, and his heart skipped a beat.

It really is a character "雨". There seems to be a dot under the character "雨". Just a few strokes are missing to complete the character "霁".

She wondered how to explain it.

Li Ji's voice came from above my head.

"In my opinion, Bu Yu, the concubine of the Bu family, is the Bu Jiao you are looking for."

"I have decreed today that Bu Yu will be betrothed to you."

Bu Ji was secretly delighted, fortunately Li Ji did not see the dot hidden under the word "rain".

This almost killed her.

"I would like to thank the Emperor for granting me the marriage on behalf of my sister."

There was no other illegitimate girl in the capital who could receive a marriage granted by the emperor.

It is a supreme honor for both Bu Yu and the Bu family.

Before Liang Xing could refuse, Wang Huai had already ordered the Imperial Guards to come forward and drag him out. Wang Huai glanced at the disappearing Lord Liang, stepped forward and said to the emperor.

"Your Majesty, Lord Liang is ill and I'm afraid he won't be able to come to the palace to see you before the wedding."

"That's right."

Li Ji responded lightly, picked up the woman in his arms with one hand, and walked towards the inner room with big strides.

Wang Huai looked at the emperor's back as he walked away and picked up the letters scattered on the ground.

Even he could tell it was the word "Ji" from such an obvious stroke, so how could the emperor not see it?

Because of this, he quickly had Liang Xing dragged away. The emperor already knew that the decision had been made, so there was no point in him saying anything more.

The Emperor asked him to marry Bu Yu, the second daughter of the Bu family, which meant that he had to completely give up his thoughts on Concubine Bu, and there was no possibility for the two of them to be together in this life.

Wang Huai threw the letter into the brazier, and it started burning with a sizzling sound, with bright red flames constantly rising up.

A thick stack of letters turned into thin, soft ashes and dissipated into the air along with the rising white smoke.

There were sounds of fighting outside the palace.

Wang Huai lifted the door curtain and looked out, and saw that it was Lord Liang who was fighting with several imperial guards.

Liang Xing was a martial arts expert, and he could fight five people alone with his bare hands. The imperial guards on the opposite side also threw down their swords, intending to fight him.

This posture looks like it will take some practice.

He can resist five royal guards, but he is not sure about ten or twenty.

The inner chamber of the Palace of Heavenly Purity.

Bu Ji was carried to the bed. She lay there quietly without saying a word, watching Li Ji have someone replace the burnt spices in the room. The smell was very fragrant, as if she had smelled it somewhere before.

It was noon now, and ancient people basically took a nap, so she didn't think much about it.

Although Liang Xing was driven away, she was still a little worried.

Did Li Ji really not have any doubts and just let her go so easily?

Suddenly, she heard the sound of fighting outside. She was startled and supported herself on the bed, trying to get up.

"Your Majesty, there seems to be a noise outside."

It would be bad if it was an assassin who killed the emperor and her at the same time.

Li Ji walked towards her, pressed her shoulders and asked her to lie down.

There was no smile on his lips, and his eyes dropped slightly to her waist.

When he reached out and touched her belt, her body tensed and she cried out.

"Your Majesty, you just saw that I still have a menstrual belt on me, I'm afraid I can't..."

Her menstruation had stopped long ago, and in order to prevent Li Ji from doing anything to her again, she simply wore a menstrual belt. Although it was a bit troublesome, it could protect herself at critical moments.

Li Ji withdrew his hand, but what he was holding was not the belt around her waist, but the piece of chalcedony that he had just thrown to her.

Bu Ji only saw the appearance of this chalcedony at this moment, and it turned out to be a jade plug...

The ancients were superstitious and believed that jade could bring peace to the living and immortality to the dead. Therefore, when they were buried, small wooden sticks made of jade were inserted into the body, which were called nine-orifice jade.

The chalcedony that Li Ji threw to him was one of the jade plugs.

Her breath was caught and she felt a chill from head to toe.

It turned out that when Li Ji heard the letter, he wanted to execute her and even threw the burial objects to her.

Li Ji played with the chalcedony in his hand and touched her hair with the other hand, speaking nonchalantly.

"I wanted you to give this thing to Liang Xing, but I didn't expect you to put it on yourself first."