I originally planned to write the Extra Two before I finished it, but because of majeure, I did not write the Extra Two, so I am sorry.

Tangtang and Xiao Gu went to Songjiang to go out to sea to hunt treasures. That was another story, so I won’t continue writing here.

Thank you for your support over the past year. The new article has been opened. Please continue to support it.

Here is a brief introduction to the new article:

There is a saying in the capital that marriage should be the prince of Jin.

With an imperial edict, she married.

In the palace, there are snobbish concubines, sisters-in-law with ulterior motives, and jealous concubines.

Whoever loves to be alone in this lucky nest will be alone in this lucky nest.

Prince, can you be separated from each other?

The little woman rolled up her sleeves, criticized her sister-in-law, demoted her concubine, and disturbed the water in the royal palace.

In the court, the prince of Jin fought with reason, advised the king, rebuked the jesters, and cleared the court's principles for the people.

Suddenly one day, news came that the prince had successfully rebelled!

"The place of the royal palace is too small, not enough for you to mix up, and the huge harem is enough for you to display."

This article goes through the flow of time and has nothing to do with real history.
Chapter completed!