The legitimate daughter was reborn, and the emperor’s little Jiaojiao went crazy.

Emperor Mingde fell in love with Tang Chujun. It was the kind of stunning glance that a young man gets from someone else, it was an emperor's belated first love, and it was a late spring rain with apricot blossoms.

Perhaps with just an encouragement from Shi Anxia, ​​he would be able to sneak out of the palace in the middle of the night to express his true feelings to his sweetheart.

Or even if Shi Anxia nodded in agreement, he would suppress his feelings for various reasons.

But at this moment, Shi Anxia's statement was clearly a joke, but it made Emperor Mingde extremely sad.

The moment the window paper was pierced, although everyone had smiles on their faces, sadness was spreading in their hearts.

Anyone sitting in that position, unless he is a tyrant and incompetent, will actually feel more helpless and caught in a dilemma than ordinary people.

Shi Anxia understood, so she understood even more clearly the melancholy and unwillingness in Emperor Mingde’s smile.

It was also at this moment that she suddenly thought of what Cen Yuan said, "For you, I am willing to be the enemy of the whole world."

She suddenly realized that this was not a casual, youthful oath.

She was once the Empress Dowager Huizheng. She wanted to take off the robe that represented power, responsibility, wealth and splendor, and marry Cen Yuan, who was still a general at the time.

She must be in the same dilemma as Emperor Mingde is now, and Cen Yuan will be criticized by thousands of people.

They were the emperor and his subjects. This was why Cen Yuan said that... A sharp pain suddenly swept through her mind, exploding and blurring her vision.

The words are still ringing in my ears, "For you, I am willing to make the whole world my enemy."

It was a voice that Cen Yuan was familiar with, but that voice was clearly no longer young, and it had a hint of maturity and vicissitudes.

On the table, there was an emergency war report on the left and a wedding dress on the right.

The left side is the red dyed by the blood of soldiers, and the right side is the red dyed by the joy of wedding dresses.

The red blood dazzled her eyes. Shi Anxia covered her head and fell limp. In a daze, she heard Emperor Mingde's anxious shout, "Xia'er! Xia'er! Youen, hurry up, call the imperial physician, call the imperial physician."

Emperor Mingde was extremely annoyed. If he had known that a joke would make Shi Anxia faint, he would not have said it.

Shi Anxia closed her eyes tightly, frowned, and lay on the jade couch in the side hall. Her face was completely pale. Her fists were still clenched tightly.

She was trapped in a dream, dispelling the fog, unable to see who was at the end.

Just calling her again and again.

"Xia'er!"

"Xia Xia!"

"Baoer!"

"My little girl!"

Only his voice is heard, but his person is not seen.

But she knew more clearly than ever that deep at the end of the fog was Cen Yuan.

She wanted to run towards him, but her feet were in swampy mud and the harder she tried, the deeper she sank.

She was so anxious that she was sweating profusely.

……

Doctor Shen came in a hurry. He didn't even need to listen to what Emperor Mingde said about the causes and consequences of the illness. He knew at a glance that the girl was thinking about something imprisoned in her little head again.

Recently, because of Shi Anxia's illness, he found a lot of banned books to read. They were all about the description of "Zhu You Shu", and he was becoming more and more experienced.

Maybe it was because of his special talent, but sometimes he could tell what the next paragraph was about after reading the previous one. He could even know what the next one was about after reading the first one.

Perhaps he was too emotional, so when Emperor Mingde asked him what disease An Xia had that caused her to be unconscious from time to time, he blurted out, "She was hit by a curse."

Emperor Mingde was stunned: "???"

Only then did he remember that last time An Xia was also in a coma for six or seven days before waking up.

But Zhuyoushu...

Doctor Shen was also stunned. Shi Anxia had warned him not to reveal that she had been cursed.

But he actually forgot. So he changed his words, "She should be, well, occasionally, occasionally possessed by evil spirits..."

He found a way to make up for it, and thought it would be better not to explain.

Emperor Mingde looked normal, as if he didn't take it to heart. He called a few palace maids and told them to wait on the princess and report back when she woke up.

The palace maid Su'e agreed, and seeing that the palace was stuffy, she brought a jade crystal plate filled with ice to cool the princess down.

Emperor Mingde was heading towards the imperial study, but when he reached the intersection, he turned and went to the Simo Pavilion.

Simo Pavilion is the largest library in the entire capital city. It houses various ancient and modern books, rare and unique copies. It is a place that all scholars in the world yearn for.

When Lord Yu, the owner of Simo Pavilion, saw the emperor coming, he hurriedly led the officials in the pavilion to greet him.

Emperor Mingde put his hands behind his back and said calmly, "No need to be polite, everyone may go. My dear minister, please follow me." Then he entered the study first.

Lord Yu quickly straightened his official robe and hat, then followed in with a flushed face.

I heard Emperor Mingde ask, "Where are the banned books from past dynasties kept?"

Lord Yu replied, "Your Majesty, it's in the study at the back."

"lead the way."

Lord Yu hurriedly said, "Your Majesty, please take a rest while I take the tube and open the chain."

After a while, he took out the key, unlocked the door, and let Emperor Mingde enter the study where banned books were kept.

Emperor Mingde ordered, "Stay outside and guard."

After closing the door, he began to read the forbidden book on the art of incantation.

Of course, he had heard of the art of incantation, which had been banned in the North Wing for many years.

It is said that during the reign of the previous emperor's previous emperor, Emperor Zhaoguang, a fortune teller from a tribe predicted that their tribe would be exterminated within ten years.

The little princess of the tribe, who was only nine years old at the time, wanted to save her people and asked the fortune teller for guidance.

The fortune teller thought about it and said that only the magic of incantation could break the impasse.

The little princess was very intelligent and spent several years learning the art of incantation. With this art, she not only became the queen of the Red Kingdom, but also had varying degrees of involvement with the emperors of several other countries, including Beiyi.

Seeing that the Queen of the Chi Kingdom was becoming more ambitious, the Imperial Medical Bureau of the Northern Liang Kingdom at that time joined forces to break the impasse and made the emperors of each family sober up in time so that they were no longer controlled by the Zhuyou technique, thus avoiding greater losses.

However, this passage was a stain on Emperor Zhaoguang and involved many royal secrets, so the historians were not allowed to write it down. However, the entire northern wing was strictly prohibited from using the art of incantation.

Zhuyoushu is not a seductive technique, in short it is a mind-control technique.

It can make you unconsciously believe what you see, firmly believe in things you previously disagreed with, and even make you happily follow the caster, making you feel that everything he says and does is right.

Emperor Mingde's eyes were dark, and his back felt cold. For a moment, he felt his eyes go dark.

His mind was filled with what Shi Anxia had said.

She asked him, "Does the emperor believe in your servant?"

He answered, "If I believe, what? If I don't believe, what?"

She said, "If you believe me, you can save my emperor's life; if you don't believe me, I will do my best to save my emperor's life."

She bowed to him and said, "I am proud to have such a wise ruler as your emperor. I am willing to serve your emperor with all my heart and soul until my death."

Emperor Mingde recalled what she said in the first lesson of the Japanese font, "If I were to rename it, I would still call it 'Japanese' because I also love peace; if someone in the North Wing asks me about the origin of the Japanese font, I would answer that it comes from the Huang family; if the nations ask me about the origin of the Japanese font, I would answer that it comes from the North Wing."

It was like a thunderbolt that struck, causing the forbidden book in his hand to fall to his feet.