She was the young lady of the Prime Minister's Estate, as well as the princess of His Majesty's residence. However, he had been neglected by his father due to his frail and sickly body, as well as his lack of talent in martial arts. His father didn't hurt, his aunt bullied him, and they schemed against each other. In the end, they died miserably in a small courtyard, and their bodies were almost turned into puppets. Her movements were strange, her killing intent decisive. She was the king of assassins in the world, but because of a blood jade she allowed her soul to pass through. On the day that the King of Assassins became the daughter of the Prime Minister, the winds and clouds changed, the stars became chaotic, and the guardian beast became anxious. Even though the Imperial Scholar could not predict what would happen next, he suffered a backlash. The people said that the gods had descended from the heavens, so they couldn't peep. What she wanted was very simple. She wanted a world where one could come and go as they wished, a world where all living beings bowed down to others, and a man who loved others without equal. [Previous Chapter] [Table of Contents] [Next Chapter]

The Mad Concubine Rules The Entire Dynasty

After silently counting a few times in her heart, Long Yueling was once again enraged and charged towards the barrier that was broken through earlier. Because she had the help of the Xuanyuan Hook this time, she easily passed through it.

The Blue Phoenix that had been waiting outside for a while realized that Long Yueling was flying out of the Star Observation Pavilion once again, and immediately went to catch her.

Long Yueling lightly patted the Blue Phoenix's head in praise, then lowered his head and ordered, "Go up!"

The Blue Phoenix looked in the direction Long Yueling pointed and quickly flew over.

Long Yueling had already guessed that since this place could absorb the energy of the world and could continuously release it, then there must be a reason behind it. And this source was precisely the wind chimes that were hung under the Star Observation Pavilion's eaves.

Art of sealing