Quick Transmigration: The Charming Beauty Who Was Short-Lived and Alluring

When I first heard the name Lin Chuyun, I felt a chill in my heart, only thinking about how to make the best use of this move and revitalize the entire game.

From the moment my mother died in the cold palace, I vowed to become a chess player and take control of my own destiny.

Therefore, I am not afraid of killing or taking lives, and my hands are stained with more and more blood.

I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

To protect oneself, one must resort to ruthless methods.

I never imagined I would meet someone like her.

It is as thin as a cattail, yet so resilient.

My first formal encounter with her was when I barged into her room that day.

I still remember how she was clearly scared but tried to appear calm.

Such courage from a pampered young lady.

I suddenly realized that Lin Chuyun was actually quite interesting.

When I saw her again in the peach grove, she fell ill once more. Only then did I realize how much my scheme that day had hurt her.

I wanted to avoid her, but she kept coming up to me all the time, I don't know what she was up to.

I originally intended to go along with it and see what she was up to, but I didn't expect things to get so out of control.

He promised to teach her boxing and dine with her; these things were beyond my expectations.

But the more I spend time with her, the more I appreciate her good qualities.

Her cuteness, pitifulness, intelligence, and kindness were all so vivid and lively that I was completely captivated by her.

It dawned on me then that perhaps the reason she took the initiative to approach me was because... she admired me?

I dared not think about it too much. For the first time in my life, I hesitated, afraid of misunderstanding her intentions.

Knowing what she was thinking, all I could think of was running away.

Someone like me is simply not worthy of the admiration of others.

But I couldn't bear to let go, I couldn't bear to never see her again.

So I want to give myself a chance.

If I succeed in my revenge and survive, I will confess my feelings to her.

Unexpectedly, Yan Huaiji got involved, leaving her with no other choice but to ask me for help.

She's willing to give up everything and come with me!

She asked me if I would take her away, how could I not?

At that moment, I didn't care about revenge or any obstacles.

All I want is to run away with her.

I know this is irrational, but I've been calm for too long and have never had such an urgent desire.

I don't want to give up, and I don't want to disappoint her.

But how easy is it for people to break free from the shackles of fate?

Some things are what you are born to bear, and even after you die, they will stay with you for life.

For example, the deep-seated hatred, and the royal blood flowing in my veins.

I broke my promise and failed to live up to her expectations.

I sped up my revenge, finally thwarting Yan Huaiji's plans. She no longer had to live in fear and could finally breathe a sigh of relief.

I breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as she doesn't fall into Yan Huaiji's hands, we still have a chance.

Once I gain power, everything will fall into place.

But while I gained power, I also lost her.

My so-called father personally destroyed any possibility between me and her. Not only that, he also made me lose Jianzhi, my only family member.

When we met again, I was her cousin, and she was my cousin's wife.

How ridiculous!

I'm caught in a dilemma. I'm unwilling to give her up, but if I don't, I'll hurt Jianzhi.

When Yan Huaiji exposed my identity, I was flustered, but also genuinely happy.

I don't want Wang Yu to disappear from her life like this.

When she shielded me, trying to block Yan Huaiji's sword strike for me, I knew that I would never want to let her go in this lifetime.

But she didn't want me anymore because of my deception and my broken promise; she was heartbroken.

At that time, I thought her anger was only temporary, and that as long as I tried my best to win her back, she would eventually change her mind.

I underestimated her.

With her character, how could she possibly do something that would bring shame upon the Xie family and Jian Zhi?

It was widely rumored in the capital that she and Jian Zhicai were a match made in heaven, sharing similar interests and compatible personalities.

They played music in perfect harmony, but I couldn't sleep alone.

I can not be reconciled!

She clearly liked me first, and we were clearly the most compatible.

My father uses his power to suppress me, so I will overthrow his empire. If I become emperor, what can stop me from being with her?

I endured the excruciating pain, pretending to abandon her, while waiting for my chance to strike.

Bringing her into the palace is something I've always wanted to do. Keeping her by Wang Jianzhi's side for even a moment longer would be unbearable for me.

I renovated the Peach Jade Palace for her, hoping that she could smile in the palace.

But she gradually declined.

Especially after learning that it was Wang Jianzhi and I who caused the drowning that day, she refused to see me again.

Although she used to treat me coldly and look at me with disappointment, I could still sense that she had some lingering affection for me.

But after I learned the truth about the drowning, the look in her eyes truly sent chills down my spine.

Those eyes no longer showed any reluctance, only a faint irony and a chilling coldness.

She is truly heartbroken over me.

That time, when I stormed into Taoyu Palace and begged Yunrong to save her from the brink of death, her expression told me that there was no possibility between us anymore.

I couldn't stop panicking.

I desperately tried to prove to her that I loved her and that my feelings for her were genuine.

Therefore, I did not hesitate to issue an imperial decree to force him to divorce Wang Jianzhi, and I even insisted on making her empress.

The censors were furious, pointing their fingers at me and cursing me as a tyrant who had taken his subject's wife, a foolish and incompetent ruler who was destined to bring about the downfall of the Great Yan Dynasty.

Everyone thought I was crazy.

But only I know that I'm not crazy!

I'm just trying to find a way to keep my lover.

Even if it violates the law and ethics, so what?

I'm willing to pay any price as long as she stays by my side.

Nobody understands me, and she refuses to forgive me. Even when I offer her the position of empress, she doesn't care.

I know she is very ill.

She has poured all her heart and soul into this.

She refused to see me, leaving me standing there going crazy.

On the day she died, I was still thinking that perhaps for Xie Shuya's sake, she would be willing to go out for a walk.

But I waited and waited, only to receive news of her death.

Seeing her lifeless appearance, I truly went mad at that moment.

I drew my sword, intending to kill everyone to be buried with her, including myself.

The underworld is so cold; I can't bear to let her go there alone.

If it weren't for the girl Shishu giving me her keepsake, I might have done something to annoy her again.

She truly understood me. Fearing I would go mad after her death, she left a letter begging me to spare the servants of Taoyu Palace and not to make things difficult for the Xie and Lin families.

She even left a few words for her two maids, considering everyone but ignoring me.

She was determined to abandon me, and wouldn't leave me a single word.

My heart is aching terribly; only killing can make me forget the pain.

If I can't touch the people she cares about, then I'll slaughter all the barbarians in the North.

She'll probably be happy to help her uncle get rid of his biggest threat.

*

Emperor Yongtai reigned for fifteen years, quelling rebellions in the north, facilitating trade and communication in the south, pacifying Liangzhou, and securing the vassal kings. His military achievements were numerous, and people from all directions came to pay tribute.

Under the emperor's rule, no one picked up lost items on the road, and the treasury was full.

In the fifteenth year of the Yongtai era, he died of illness at Qianlong Palace.

One thing that is particularly reprehensible is that he forcibly took wives of officials, leaving the harem empty and childless, which led to the power struggle among members of the imperial clan, resulting in countless deaths and injuries.

—From *The Records of the Great Yan Dynasty: The Yongtai Emperor*