One Thousand Two Hundred and Three: Zhao Shao's Death (1)

Cheng Xun's words soon reached Jiang Pengji's ears, and the latter remained expressionless for a long time after hearing it.

After a long while, she said, "After all, he is Mr. Wenfu's eldest son and Gong Liao's eldest brother. The dead are the most important, and all grievances and grievances in life will be wiped out. He is willing to die for the Lord to fulfill his own morality, so I don't care about it. Let Gong Liao take him away." Concentrate, take it back and bury it."

It was impossible for Jiang Pengji to say that she wasn't popular, but at the same time she felt a little helpless.

According to her education, suicide is a cowardly act, no matter what the reason, such an act is despicable.

Jiang Pengji would rather deliver the head to others than take her own (sexual) life, so Cheng Xun's choice is beyond her comprehension. Selfishly speaking, she would rather have Cheng Xun stand in front of her and confront her, than hit herself against a wall in front of Cheng Yuan!

He died simply, but how would his wife, children and old parents deal with themselves by doing so.

When Jiang Pengji thought of Cheng Cheng, whose temples had grown gray, her brows were filled with sadness.

The audience in the live broadcast room was in a dazed ((forced bī)bī) state throughout the whole process. First Xu Pei shot himself with fire, and then Cheng Xun committed suicide by hitting the wall——

Although the positions are different, many people are still very sad when they hear the news.

The saddest ones are the fans who used to be fans of Xu Pei. Back then, Xu Pei was also a gentle and charming son, who attracted many audience fans.

[Secret words about dried plums]: It's not terrible to lose, and you won't have to worry about no firewood if you keep the green hills. Why is Xu Pei so overwhelmed?

[Nine Heavens and Eight Desolations]: Chaos began, which was a tragedy for the Xu brothers. Xu Fei was forced to hang himself by Xu Pei ((forced bī) bī), and Xu Pei committed suicide when he was in a desperate situation—for them , as long as you take a step back, you don't have to die, even if you lose the glory you once had, but it's no problem to be an ordinary rich man. The question is, can their self-esteem tolerate this ending? I'd rather not die than live with it. People have their own aspirations, this is their own choice, and outsiders can at most express a few words-to say something unlucky, if our anchor is also faced with this kind of situation in which we can only survive by struggling, according to her temperament (nature), most likely it will be the same. Will make the most drastic choice, right?

Living is not difficult, but it is rare to take a step back.

No matter whether it is Xu Fei or Xu Pei, they can save their lives if they are willing to surrender, but they are not willing to do so.

For them, self-esteem is heavier than (sexual) life, death is not terrible, and it takes great courage to survive.

Therefore, their death was already doomed.

If Xu Pei's death is understandable, Cheng Xun's suicide by hitting the wall aroused discussion among the audience, and everyone held their own opinions.

Many viewers lamented his loyalty, but another wave of viewers disagreed.

Cheng Xun's loyalty to the protagonist Xu Pei is very deep, but what about his responsibilities as a son, husband, and father?

Don't forget, old Mr. Cheng Cheng is no longer young in this era.

Hearing the news of the eldest son's suicide all of a sudden, can the old man bear this blow?

The audience didn't see Cheng Xun, and only labeled him "Cheng Cheng's eldest son" and "Cheng Yuan's eldest brother".

He died simply, how long will it take for the relatives in the family to recover from this matter?

(Yin Yinīn) Conspiracy, will Cheng Xun's wife and children take this grievance to the anchor Jiang Pengji (body shēn)?

Just thinking about it, the audience's perception of Cheng Xun is even worse.

If it weren't for the words "the dead are the greatest", the name Cheng Xun would probably be hung up and sprayed by them.

After conquering Shanweng City, there are still many things that need to be dealt with aftermath. As the protagonist, Jiang Pengji can leave trivial matters to her subordinates as a shopkeeper, but she must step in for certain things, such as taking over Xu Pei's family property and recruiting those who can still be used. talent.

Of course, ordinary characters don't need Jiang Pengji to show up, they don't have this weight, but Han Yu is different from them.

"After a long absence, Wen Bin is safe and sound."

Jiang Pengji and Han Yu are considered "alumni".

She knew Han Yu before she went to study in Langya, and the two of them can be regarded as friends.

Han Yu was not tied up, but he was confined to a small tent and could not go out.

Although he looked a bit haggard, his eyes were bright, and his vigor made him look like a prisoner without any embarrassment.

Jiang Pengji sat casually on the other side of the desk in front of Han Yu, secretly looking at the young man opposite.

Han Yu asked, "What is Lord Lanting looking at?"

Jiang Pengji said, "I've heard people say that time is like a knife, and a knife urges people to grow old. However, the heavens treat Wen Bin favorably, and it doesn't seem to apply to you. I still remember The scene of seeing Wenbin for the first time on the banks of the Sishui River that year was a picturesque beauty and an amazing time."

The young Han Yu was really amazing. Many viewers still have postcards made of high-definition screenshots from that time at home.

(Body shēn) A tall young man in a lake blue Confucian shirt, with skin as delicate as flawless white porcelain, bright eyes, red lips and white teeth, with a natural smile on the corners of his lips.

It seems that no amount of words can fully describe his goodness.

Han Yu's face remained unchanged, and he said with a light smile, "I'm afraid it's more appropriate to tell Zixiao what to say."

If Jiang Pengji was a man, this statement would be a little too basic at best.

The relationship between the lord and the courtiers has always been very basic but pure. In history, there are many lords who wrote (love) letters to their courtiers.

But Jiang Pengji is a woman, so this seems a bit ambiguous.

"I'm just feeling that time is flying fast and fate makes people play tricks. I don't have the slightest thought of disrespect." Jiang Pengji waved her hands funny and explained that she didn't want the grape trellis in the backyard to collapse, "I'm afraid you would never have thought of it at that time. The current (emotional) form—”

Han Yu frowned, and asked back, "'Me at that time'? What about Lord Lanting? Did you expect that?"

"Of course I expected it. I, Liu Xi, am not a person who is content with peace." Jiang Pengji smiled, "Don't you think Dongqing was suffocatingly rotten at that time? The rotten things should be dug up earlier, Xin (meat meat) ) can grow well, leaving the rotten (meat) untreated will instead cover the wound with a luxurious brocade, which will only make the inner (meat) rot deeper and more serious. I would rather die a heroic death than die without a name .”

She has a trouble-making gene in her bones.

"Corrupt?" Han Yu's face remained unchanged, his brows raised, and he asked lightly, "Where?"

Han Yu had analyzed Jiang Pengji many times, but each time he did not go into detail. Only when he got close contact with her now did he realize that there was a huge difference between the real her and the person he imagined. No matter how unbearable the other princes are, they have to cover up and make a fig leaf for themselves, but she is good, straightforward and not afraid of slander. Is she scheming or is she too frank ((dang dàng) dàng)?

Looking at it now, it is the latter.

The merits and demerits of honor will be commented by later generations.

"It's everywhere, it's rotten, and even if the genius doctor comes back to life, it can't be saved." Jiang Pengji said, "The ruler is violent and unkind, partial to the people and ignores the people; the minister (traitor) is treacherous and disloyal, playing with power and disregarding the society Basically... the aristocratic family is greedy to collect money, annex the land, and neglect the people... Could it be that Wen Bin thinks there is nothing wrong with all of this?"