Quick Wear: The Pure Beauty Becomes the Boss's Favorite

[Special note: this is the extra chapter of World 2, and it is also what readers in the comments section wanted to see, so I added the extra chapter here. ]

The years have passed and the mountains and rivers are still intact, but the once prosperous dynasty has long gone with the passage of time, and all the past has become a cloud of smoke.

The Longteng Kingdom of a thousand years ago no longer exists, and the emperor and empress who led the Longteng Kingdom into its heyday have also passed away, leaving only history books for future generations to study.

It is recorded in history books that the eighth emperor of Longteng Kingdom, Qin Jingchuan, married the newly crowned top scholar Yun Huai as his queen when he was thirty years old. The emperor and empress worked together to create a prosperous world and led Longteng Kingdom to its true heyday.

This extremely famous pair of emperor and empress throughout history is also the focus of research for historians.

The people of Longguo all know about them.

After all, people have received nine years of compulsory education, learned the 800-year history of the Longteng Kingdom, and memorized the major events of that dynasty.

The Longteng Kingdom was the ancient feudal dynasty with the longest ruling time and the most powerful national power in history.

none of them!

The early period of Longteng Kingdom was no different from other dynasties. All the differences began when Qin Jingchuan was in power, or to be more precise, after he got married.

Ever since his queen began to appear in the court, the Longteng Kingdom swept away the accumulated ills of many generations and slowly developed towards prosperity.

During his tenure as an official in the court, Yun Huai performed his duties conscientiously, punished corrupt officials, opened up channels for communication, revived culture and education, revised laws, developed the economy, and proposed many policies that were beneficial to both the country and the people.

Ultimately, success led to the prosperity of Longteng Kingdom, and people from all over the world came to pay tribute.

"Strong national power and prosperous economy" is the most true portrayal of that golden age.

Yun Huai, who made great contributions, has always been ranked first in the biographies of the people of Longteng Country, and no civil servants of his time can compare with his achievements.

His excellence also made many people gossip about how such a civil official who aspires to serve in the imperial court could be willing to marry an emperor who was ten years older than him.

Maybe others did have some intention of currying favor with the powerful, but with Yun Huai's talent, there was no need for him to rely on the emperor, let alone to humble himself and enter the palace.

Male queen or prime minister...

It seems that they are both second to none, but there are many things between them.

Yun Huai's life does not need to be embellished by the throne.

This doubt was recorded in the family notes left by Yun Huai's classmate and good friend Lu Xiao, which also helps future generations understand that period of history.

According to Lu Xiao's records, Yun Huai was the eldest son of Yun Ai, the Left Vice-Chief Censor of Longteng State. He took the imperial examination in the same year as Yun Ai and won both first place and number one honors.

Because of this, the two of them became good friends and served as officials in the court at the same time. They had a close relationship, so Yun Huai knew a lot about the affairs of Yun Huai and the emperor.

Lu Xiao wrote in his notes that the emperor fell in love with Yun Huai when he first saw her on the street, and that very day he summoned the Minister of Rites and other officials to the palace to write the imperial edict to establish the empress.

And Lu Xiao is the son of the Minister of Rites.

He later learned about this secret from his old father.

At that time, he had just become friends with Yun Huai and invited his good friend out for drinks and dinner. As a result, Yun Huai passed out after three cups, forcing him to take him home and feed him hangover soup, but he did not expect to attract the current emperor into the mansion.

Lu Xiao was stunned!

Later, he also attended the wedding of the emperor and empress, and was in a state of confusion throughout the whole process.

He also wrote this interesting story in his diary.

Lu Xiao also wrote in his notebook many interesting stories about the emperor and empress's interactions after their marriage.

What he admired most was Yun Huai's ambition to succeed and Qin Jingchuan's love-mindedness.

To be honest, he felt from the bottom of his heart that if Yun Huai had not been a very loyal and capable person, the Longteng Kingdom would have been destroyed by the two of them.

After all, with the emperor's love-minded personality, he would unconditionally support whatever Yun Huai said, and would secretly get back at anyone who said anything bad about Yun Huai.

In other words, Yun Huai was not the evil queen who brought disaster to the country and the people, otherwise the Longteng Kingdom would have been finished long ago, and there would be no way the country would have continued for hundreds of years.

This incident was not only recorded by Lu Xiao, but also found in written records in many tombs of court officials unearthed in later generations, and was also specifically mentioned in history books.

Empress Ningde Yun Huai was fond of reading, virtuous and kind, with a handsome face and graceful appearance. She married the emperor at a young age and was fortunately favored by the emperor for decades.

Although he is a man, he is deeply loved by the emperor.

He is also known as the most virtuous of all the queens.

Yun Huai, who is loyal and has no ambitions, is a deeply loved queen of Longteng Kingdom in the eyes of both the royal family and the common people.

To some extent, Empress Yun Huai's reputation among the people was more outstanding than that of her emperor husband.

In the eyes of the Dragon people in later generations, they also felt that Yun Huai’s personal charm was better than Qin Jingchuan. After all, his achievements were truly innumerable.

Half of the history of Longteng Kingdom is related to him.

His influence on the Longteng Kingdom was extremely far-reaching and also deeply influenced later generations.

Some of the decrees issued by Yun Huai and some of the convenient tools he developed are still relevant in modern times, which makes people even more impressed by him.

It’s a pity that Yun Huai’s portrait was not left behind at that time, otherwise they would really like to appreciate it.

Actually, it's not that there aren't any portraits of Yun Huai, but the stingy Qin Jingchuan ordered all of them to be destroyed before his death, as he didn't want them to be left for future generations to see.

What are you looking at? His queen won't allow you to look!

But he did not expect that the successor he chose would draw Yun Huai's appearance according to his memory and place it in his own tomb.

This is a new discovery made by archaeologists recently.

They dug up the tomb of the ninth emperor of Longteng Kingdom in the mountains outside the capital, and also obtained the portrait of Yun Huai that appeared many times in history books.

The person in the painting has bright eyes, white teeth and a dignified appearance.

Just by looking at his portrait, one can vaguely understand why the emperor was so fond of him.

Who can not love such a beauty?

People in later generations also like them. Such people with both talent and beauty are truly the best.

Archaeologists obtained more historical facts about that dynasty from the imperial tomb, and also learned about Yun Huai’s true situation before he came of age.

The records of Yun Huai in history books and various autobiographical notes only cover him after he reached the age of twenty, and most of his previous events are only briefly mentioned.

But archaeologists saw Yun Huai before he left the family from this discovery.

As the eldest son of the Yun family, Yun Huai was not loved by his father, his biological mother died early, he was disliked by his stepmother, and hated by his brothers and sisters. His two sisters, in particular, hated him so much that they almost ruined his career as an official in the imperial examinations.

He had a very unhappy life in the Yun Mansion.

He merely survived by not starving to death or dying of thirst. He learned to read and write from his second and third brothers, and did not specifically seek a teacher to teach him.

Although he grew up in that house, he had lofty ambitions.

After he came of age, this unknown and weak scholar began to show his talent.

That house could no longer hold him back.

He did many things that shocked the world, and was able to stay in the court with his real talents and knowledge, and was recorded in history books by historians.

His name will go down in history and be remembered forever.

The more historians learned about Yun Huai, the more they liked and admired this man.

Such a talented person who is untainted by the mud is worthy of learning and admiration from all of them.

Because of this new discovery, history textbooks added information about Yun Huai’s experiences before the age of 20, allowing more people to get to know each other more deeply.

Yun Huai was a famous civil official and also a wise and virtuous queen.

Looking back on his life, he can be called a legend and a guiding light for countless people.