My eunuch An is a yandere

Men are a species that are very good at taking advantage of others and even taking advantage of others.

Bai Ningwei told her not to call her "Empress", so An Jiu pretended to be confused.

"If you don't allow me to call you 'Niangniang', then what should I call you? Should I call you Weiwei, or Awei, or Wei'er?"

Bai Ningwei wanted to take back what she had just said. She had been called "Empress" for so long, and suddenly An Jiu called her a nickname. Not only did she not feel intimacy, but she felt very ashamed.

"It's late, let's go."

So sudden? The atmosphere was just right.

An Jiu touched the tip of his nose a little angrily, not understanding why he felt like he was being driven away.

However, he did have something to do tonight, and he had already exceeded the time limit, so he kissed Bai Ningwei on the forehead and said goodbye solemnly.

Tonight was indeed a little different. Usually when An Jiu left, Bai Ningwei would watch him leave, but tonight she walked him to the window.

This made him feel like a wife seeing her husband off, ordinary yet extraordinary, so intimate that it was a little unbelievable to him.

An Jiu climbed out of the window, but before he could really leave, Bai Ningwei grabbed his robe again.

An Jiu was secretly happy, and when he turned around, he thought it was what he was thinking, but Bai Ningwei asked him a question with a serious face.

"Is it true that the uncle and sister-in-law of the Zhenbei Marquis family are having an affair?"

"Yes, it's true. His family has a lot of complicated relationships, and the Marquis of Zhenbei is among them."

An Jiu didn't want to mention it, for fear of dirtying Bai Ningwei's ears.

This is really big news that needs to be revealed, so as to avoid bringing trouble to other girls who marry into the family.

Bai Ningwei nodded. She wasn't a saint. When An Jiu did things, she only cared about the results, not the process. It was just that the situation of women here was difficult, so she didn't like to use chastity as an excuse to achieve her goals.

"I know you don't like this, so I won't do it."

Losing a woman's virginity has always been the most effective and low-cost method, but this time it was a ready-made thing, so Anjiu naturally had to use it.

"Let's go, be careful at night."

Bai Ningwei waved her hand to send people away again, but An Jiu pulled her over and gave her another kiss, then disappeared into the night with satisfaction.

Leaning against the window, looking at the sparse stars in the sky, it feels a bit cold, but it is always sweet under the moon and flowers.

Anjiu shuttled through the palace with a clear goal, heading straight for the Heavenly Master's residence.

At this hour, few people were awake except for the night watchmen. An Jiu gave the dagger to Bai Ningwei. Without the tools to pry the door open, he still found a window and climbed in.

This palace was designated by Xiao Duo as a place for the three Heavenly Masters to make elixirs and live. It was a two-story, tower-like structure, one of the few high-rise buildings in the palace.

The three of them slept upstairs, and the alchemy furnace was burning all day long, so An Jiu didn't have to worry about the environment being too dark when he touched it.

A little Taoist boy was leaning against the fire in front of the alchemy furnace, guarding the fire to ensure that the furnace would not go out. He was so sleepy that he fell asleep.

An Jiu went over and covered his mouth, and only started interrogating him after he finally calmed down and stopped struggling.

"I heard that the Heavenly Master sold talisman paper. Which Heavenly Master sold it to Li Cairen?"

The little Taoist boy was so frightened that tears streamed down his face, and he desperately pointed at a door. He didn't know Li Cairen or Zhang Cairen, but there was only one Tianshi who sold talisman paper.

"very good."

After saying the word "OK", Anjiu knocked the man unconscious and walked through the door.

Looking at the dog Taoist priest snoring in bed and his body getting thinner, he no longer looked like the immortal when he was first found.

An Jiu found a few belts in the room, tied his hands and feet first, then divided the goat's beard into two bunches and tied them tightly, and then pulled the beard hard.

The Taoist's jaw was pulled so hard that it hurt. He groaned and opened his eyes in a daze, only to see a dark shadow sitting at the head of the bed. He was so scared that he almost screamed. It was Anjiu who quickly stuffed a piece of rag into his mouth, and he kept quiet.

An Jiu pulled the two thin ropes in his hands, making the Taoist feel his chin being torn in two places before he spoke in a low voice.

"I ask questions and you answer them, nodding or shaking your head. Watch out, or I'll pull out half your beard if you tell me a lie."

The Taoist nodded hurriedly. My God, without his beard, his immortal appearance would be greatly reduced. If half of it was pulled off, it would be difficult for him to survive as a Taoist priest.

"Did you sell Li Cairen the talisman paper?"

The Taoist nodded repeatedly, then shook his head.

Anjiu doesn't understand this operation.

"I've taken off your handkerchief. If you dare to scream, I'll break your neck."

The Taoist priest said he understood.

As soon as he could speak again, he hurriedly explained his affairs in detail.

"Please spare me, sir. I didn't sell the talisman paper to Li Cairen. She asked me to buy it. And the one I drew was for warding off evil and ensuring safety."

"So you're completely innocent."

Anjiu's hand tightened, and the Taoist priest burst into tears due to the pain.

"I, I really don't have any intention of harming anyone. But I'm not sure about Taoist Luo."

"How to say?"

"I've seen him many times. He always meets with a young eunuch, acting sneakily. I don't know what shameful things he's doing."

An Jiu raised his eyebrows, not expecting to have an unexpected gain tonight.

He had randomly recruited three Taoist priests to trick the emperor, hoping the emperor would find out what was going on and implicate him. Unexpectedly, one of them, Taoist Luo, was already connected to certain factions. The emperor had asked him to remove the nail, and he felt he hadn't caught the big one, so this was his chance.

Taoist Luo was also unlucky. He met An Jiu, who was so excited that he couldn't sleep today. An Jiu tortured him all night with all kinds of annoying tricks, and all his little secrets were revealed to him.

"So the first hexagram from the Imperial Astronomical Observatory at the beginning of the year foretells a catastrophic disaster?"

There's no need to elaborate on the significance of the first hexagram of the new year. What surprised An Jiu was that, if this were actually done, the first person to suffer was the Imperial Observatory. After all, they were a legitimate official in Beijing, and their willingness to do this meant they had invested a lot of money.

What Taoist Luo had to do was to say afterwards that there was a black aura covering the sky above the palace, which was the source of the evil. However, Taoist Luo did not know who the source of the evil would be.

An Jiu didn't need to listen to the rest of the conversation. This matter was simply aimed at the two princes. He knew nothing about such a big commotion, so it could only be done by the Marquis of Zhenbei.

This was a ruthless act, one that would inevitably lead to death. Even if the Empress could ultimately prove her innocence and extricate herself from the incident, it would still leave an impression on the Emperor, who would inevitably become suspicious of her in the future.

This is also the reason why Bai Ningwei always relies on herself to resolve palace fights quickly and avoid making a big fuss if possible.

After all, no matter how powerful a person is or how clever his methods are, if he fights in front of the emperor too many times, even if he can always escape unscathed, it will arouse the emperor's disgust and suspicion, and he will wonder why he always goes to the trouble of looking for you.

Therefore, the first divination of the new year must not have anything to do with the Empress. Otherwise, it is hard to say what the Emperor will think.

An Jiu quickly made a decision in his mind.

"I want to hear how you will prove that there is a black aura shrouding the palace."

Taoist Luo was tied up like a dumpling. He could only point at his compass, peach wood sword and other tools with his chin and said with a sad face.

"I usually use a compass to determine Feng Shui, and combined with the Imperial Astronomical Observatory's statement, Your Majesty will surely prefer to believe it rather than not."

An Jiu picked up the compass, but couldn't figure out what it meant, so he put it directly in his arms.

"Then let me take it and study it."