"Stealing a Wife (On How to Fuck Someone Else's Bride)" - Chapter 75: The Waves Have Not Yet Subsided in Chang'an, Yongxing Ward.

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Before dawn, Prince Cheng, Li Qianli, had already ridden his donkey into the neighborhood, gazing at the mansion inside, unsure of what to do.
With a furrowed brow, Li Qianli hesitated for a long time before finally deciding to go to the steaming restaurant ahead to eat something first, and then carefully consider whether or not to help with this favor.
Since the eldest princess began to revive the government, the curfew has been gradually relaxed. It is still early, and some Hu people have already started fires to knead dough and bake flatbread.
Li Qianli tied his donkey to the door, went inside the shop, found a quiet corner, and asked the tea server to serve him some mutton soup and minced meat flatbread.
The crispy, golden-brown flatbread was quickly served on the table along with the soup. Li Qianli ate slowly, lost in thought.
Previously, Right Chancellor Su Yi, carrying Princess Feng Pei's oral decree, ordered the Sixteen Guards of the Southern Court to control the Imperial City. Subsequently, he sealed off the markets and closed the city gates, strictly forbidding anyone from entering or leaving.
Later, the King of Wei rebelled, but the Princess, with her uncanny ability, suppressed the rebels within a few days.
Everyone was talking about how the Emperor was blessed, how the Princess was swift and powerful, and how the King of Wei had brought this upon himself.
Now that the emperor has returned to court, the Shen family, who rendered meritorious service in protecting him during the rebellion, has turned misfortune into fortune. Grand Tutor Shen has brought his son to the capital, and the Shen residence will likely be bustling with visitors again in the future.
Everything seemed to have settled down, but who knew that the Right Chancellor would suddenly arrest Prince Qi, Li Dian, from the Ten Princes' Mansion and bring him to the Ministry of Justice, while ordering his mansion to be sealed off, and his wife, children, and guests were not allowed to enter or leave at will.
Chang'an, already embroiled in controversy over the matter of the King of Wei, was further engulfed in turmoil, as if a fire had been set on fire.
Soon, news spread that Prince Qi, Li Dian, had been secretly corresponding with Prince Wei, plotting a rebellion.
Recalling the crimes they had committed during Empress Wu's reign, the members of the imperial clan were filled with unease and said they would stay home to reflect on their mistakes, fearing that the powerful Princess Zhenguo would target them again.
But it seems that only the King of Qi was detained.
Li Qianli took a bite of the flatbread, chewed it hastily, and swallowed it with the mutton soup.
With a frown clouding his brow, Li Qianli was truly unsure what this princess, who rarely showed her emotions, was planning.
Feeling uneasy, Li Qianli sighed deeply: If he hadn't owed Li Dian a huge favor, he wouldn't have gotten himself into this mess.
Hesitant and uncertain, yet it wasn't just Prince Cheng, Li Qianli, who wanted to visit the Right Chancellor at that moment.
The affair with the King of Wei was like a sudden rain shower; it came quickly and went even faster.
After the emperor returned to court, the courtiers thought they could get an explanation, such as when the emperor left the palace, when the princess mobilized troops to suppress the rebellion, etc., but none of these things were clear.
But the minor sage only complained of being tired, and stayed in seclusion, refusing to see his ministers.
Another person in the palace, Princess Taiping, also claimed that she had been disturbed by assassins and needed to rest in seclusion.
The only person who might know the whole story, Shen Jun, refused visitors the day after returning to Chang'an. His son, Shen Jiming, a trusted official in the Ministry of Rites, said that his father was ill and was taking care of him at his bedside, and that he would not see any outsiders.
The palace was quiet both inside and outside, but the officials were in an uproar. At this moment, the eldest princess was still on her way, and the entire city of Chang'an could only rely on the right prime minister, Su Yi, to direct the people and convey the emperor's message.
What appears to be calm is actually a turbulent undercurrent.
The Li clan members have suffered several setbacks, and those who remain are now mostly living in fear and trepidation. Although Prince Qi, Li Diansuan, has a close relationship with Prince Wei, he spends most of his time compiling historical records and can be described as a scholar who is powerless to even kill a chicken.
However, he was imprisoned by the Right Chancellor on charges of colluding with the rebels.
Countless speculations have been made, but right prime minister Su Yi is not currently in his residence.
Bai Qiushui changed into a light Hu-style outfit, tied up her dark hair, disguised herself as a man, and stepped out of Yongxingfang in the still-damp dew.
The streets were straight and orderly, and there weren't many pedestrians yet. Bai Qiushui stood for a moment, then turned right into an alley and hurried forward.
As two famous neighborhoods in Chang'an, Yongxingfang and Pingkangfang are adjacent to each other and can be reached in less than half an incense stick's time.
At this moment, both the inner and outer gates were opened, and several disheveled young men emerged from Pingkang Lane, drunk and reeking of alcohol, clearly having spent the previous night in revelry.
Bai Qiushui felt a slight aversion. She sidestepped the two swaying, dissolute rich young men at the front and quickly entered Xihua Tower.
This is a famous restaurant in Pingkangfang. Because it is close to the beautiful and charming Shennvyuan, and because self-proclaimed amorous men often bring their lovers here to drink and have fun, it was named "Xihua" (meaning "cherishing flowers").
It was truly a soft and fragrant place. As soon as Bai Qiushui entered the shop, he was greeted by a strong, sweet scent, a truly rich fragrance.
Since it was a place frequented by courtesans, Bai Qiushui disliked the cloying fragrance and ordered a few dishes and a pot of Hundred Flowers Wine before hurrying to a small room on the second floor.
The private room felt much more intimate than the main hall. Bai Qiushui sat cross-legged on the soft mat, and her gaze could just see the entrance to the neighborhood through the window.
That's why she came here.
A few days ago, she fought fiercely with a Turkic assassin in the Luoyang Imperial Palace. After several rounds of fighting, she finally severed his Achilles tendon and captured him alive.
The assassin was imprisoned in Luoyang jail, under strict guard and interrogation, awaiting the return of the Princess to the capital to deal with him personally.
Bai Qiushui, as the Right Chancellor's close bodyguard, held the Right Chancellor's credentials and listened in on the scene a couple of times.
But the assassin was a tough nut to crack, and the interrogating minister could only deduce that he was a Turkic warrior from the wolf head tattoo on his head, and nothing more.
This person refused to speak no matter what, and even tried to bite off his own tongue. Torture was used to no avail.
Bai Qiushui later returned to Chang'an to report to Su Yi, and during that time she also heard that assassins had infiltrated the imperial city of Chang'an.
The targets were the young emperor and Princess Taiping. Because the Right Chancellor suddenly sealed off the city, they were caught off guard and fled in panic. One of them was shot and killed, and the other was captured alive by Li Yuanfang, the general of the Leopard Guard.
However, the interrogation also resulted in him remaining silent.
The only difference was that the assassins in the Chang'an Imperial Palace were actually guards from the residence of Prince Yu, Li Dan.
This involved Li Dan, which made things rather delicate. Right Chancellor Su Yi immediately ordered him to be secretly transferred to the Imperial Prison and strictly forbade anyone from spreading the news.
However, they couldn't just ignore it, so Su Yi also sent his trusted confidants to investigate.
Bai Qiushui looked at the man's body and saw no blue wolf head tattoo, but a very inconspicuous red dot on the side of his neck.
Its color was as bright as blood, and it was definitely not naturally formed. Bai Qiushui suddenly remembered a legend from the martial arts world.
Since she was expelled from Emei for being a "martial arts fanatic" and "murderer," she occasionally took on assassination jobs in the martial arts world to make a living. She had heard of an assassination technique that was specifically performed by women.
The assassination was not carried out directly. Instead, the assassin would first approach the target, use seductive arts to arouse their lust, and then apply aphrodisiacs to their body.
Once it has escaped unscathed, the seductive gu will no longer be nourished by the original owner's lustful fluids, and the target will die suddenly within a few days, making it virtually impossible to trace.
However, this kind of seductive art is extremely difficult to master, and there are very few people in the martial arts world who can use it to secretly kill others.
However, the charm poison is not incurable.
Bai Qiushui's eyes were sharp. She had inquired and learned that the guard who had attempted the assassination loved to come to Xichun Tower to drink and make merry when he had nothing to do, and he also loved to drink alone in this small room.
The charm poison can only be applied to one person at a time. Su Yi kept the news under wraps very quickly. If she wasn't mistaken, the person who applied the charm poison to him should not yet know that the guard has been imprisoned in the Heavenly Prison.
Since it's inconvenient to enter and leave the Prince's residence, she might come here again to make contact.
"Young master..."
Just as I was pondering this, I suddenly smelled a fragrance, rich but not cloying, very enticing, as if it were going straight into my nose.
Bai Qiushui felt a chill run down her spine and quickly gathered her breath, circulating her inner energy.
She turned her head and looked at the woman holding the tray behind the curtain, remaining expressionless.
The woman was heavily made up, with a fair complexion and red lips. She wore a lotus-colored ruqun (a type of traditional Chinese dress), and her breasts were about to spill out from the neckline.
Her eyes were full of allure. She swayed gracefully, her waist swaying like a willow in the breeze, and entered the small room with captivating charm, placing the tray in her hands on the table.
"Is this the food the young master wants?"
On the plate, there is a bowl of goat milk custard, white as cream, topped with a translucent cherry, like a touch of red in the snow, exquisitely beautiful.
A pot of Hundred Flowers Wine, the white porcelain pot depicting a lady, beautiful yet not lewd.
Bai Qiushui remained silent, which made the woman lean even closer.
Suddenly, she slipped and fell into Bai Qiushui's arms.
A white arm wrapped around her neck, the woman's eyes were alluring, and her breath was sweet as orchids as she said, "My lord, don't you know that one should pluck a flower while it's in bloom..."

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