Chapter 8 — To Dao Dao

Ky Vuong proudly said: "Of course, it's my wife." After the battle ended, the soldiers counted the casualties. Ky Vuong looked at me, his eyes extremely complicated: "When did you learn these things?" I smiled: "In my dreams." He didn't ask any more, just squeezed me tighter into his arms. "Dao Dao, I also often dream, dreaming that you don't marry me but instead marry Ta Yen, but he doesn't know how to appreciate you, and even strangles you." "After that, your soul followed me to the North border, always by my side, watching me set up my troops, watching me wake up and practice martial arts every morning." "You learned these things at that time, right? No?” I hugged him back: “Dreams are the opposite of reality.” King Ky bowed his head and kissed me hard, as if he wanted to melt me into my bones and blood. "Yes, she is still alive." In the winter of the third year, we won a great victory. The five captured citadels were all recovered. News of the victory was transmitted to Kien Khang, and His Majesty was extremely happy. On the way back to Kien Khang, we pass by a mountain valley with beautiful scenery. King Ky ordered to set up camp to rest. He held my hand and went deep into the mountain. "Let me see something interesting." After walking for about half an hour, my eyes suddenly opened up. An apricot forest appeared, flowers blooming brilliantly. Pink apricot reflects on the white snow, so beautiful that it doesn't resemble the scenery of the human world. Ky Vuong and I walked in the apricot forest and accidentally met a fortune teller. He stared at the two of us for a long time. "You two have a relationship from a previous life." Ky Vuong was immediately interested: "Tell me clearly?" He pointed at me: "This lady in her previous life should have passed away when she was still young, and you had to be alone for the rest of your life." "Even though this life's relationship has been restored, it still cannot be considered consummated." Ky Vuong angrily pulled out his sword and tried to stab him: "What do you mean the end is still not consummated? Did your fortune teller intentionally want to be kicked?" I stopped Ky Vuong and asked the fortune teller if that was true. What do you mean? The fortune teller leaned close to my ear and whispered a sentence, then immediately curled up and ran away. Ky Vuong was about to chase after him, but I quickly pulled him back: "It's okay, he told me the solution, we will definitely be fulfilled." Ky Vuong asked me: "What solution? Tell me if he's talking nonsense again." I didn't answer, just leaned against him and continued to look at the plum. … When I returned to Kien Khang, it was already December. The elder sister was already waiting in front of the palace gate. As soon as she saw me, she burst into tears. "I'm thinner and darker, but my spirit is better than before." She touched my face: "That's good." The Crown Prince has now become the Emperor. He held a party to welcome us back. At the party, we saw Ta Yen. Now he was a servant of the Emperor, dressed in blue, stood up to drink wine: "Congratulations on your royal victory." "Congratulations on your safe return, Princess...." His voice was dry, he tilted his head back to drink the entire cup of wine. Ky Vuong raised his cup in return and drank it all in one gulp. "Thank you, sir, for being polite." The atmosphere suddenly became magical. After the party, Ta Yen waited outside the palace gate. Seeing me leave, he took a step forward: "Your Highness, have you heard?" "For the past three years, I have helped Your Majesty reconcile the conflicts between the tribes of the North and South, reduce taxes and labor, encourage farming, and promote innovation." "I just want to tell you that I am not incompetent." "I am not the Ta Yen who betrayed you in my previous life." "If it were me, I would absolutely not betray you." Finished speaking, Ta Yen said. Hold your head high and proudly leave. I looked at his back and said nothing. Three days later, the Ta mansion suddenly spread the news that Ta Yen had passed away. Before he died, he left me a letter. In the letter, it was written: 【Dao Dao, if there is another life, I hope you can let go of the prejudice in your heart.

We will meet again in the next life.】 I suddenly felt the world spinning, the scenery suddenly changed. Again in front of Huyen Duong palace. Again, rebels surrounded. Another scene where they forced Ta Yen to have sex with me right in front of everyone. I pulled out the sword from a rebel's waist and without hesitation stabbed him straight in the heart. Ta Yen stiffened. He lowered his head and looked at the hilt of the knife that had sunk deep into his chest. Then I raised my head, with only disbelief in my eyes: "Why? Obviously I just want to resume a relationship with you." I pulled out my knife, my mother shot three meters away. "Stop pretending, Ta Yen, I have never trusted you." Ta Yen did not close her eyes: "Why don't you believe?" I laughed: "What do you want me to believe?" "Trusting you to step into this chess game yourself, calculating." Calculating my pity, calculating my guilt, calculating whether I'm soft-hearted or not? "Or believe that you need to love the people for three years, all of which is just for me to see?" Ta Yen laughed, a crazy smile: "Yes, I will let you see." "I want you to know that I can also become a good person." "I can also be worthy of you." "In my previous life, I was castrated by you, I can't marry you. I just want to live another life, get a complete body, then reconnect with her." I shook my head: "No need." "In your previous life, you married me to preserve your reputation." "In your previous life, you approached me to prove yourself." "The person you love has never been me, but the To Dao Dao in your imagination, the person you think should belong to you." "Besides, my destiny has never been you, but him." I pointed outside the wall. bow. Outside the main hall, screams rang out that shook heaven and earth. The silver armored cavalry broke through the gate and rushed in. Ky Vuong wore silver armor, held a blood-stained spear, and rushed straight inside on horseback. This time, he arrived earlier than the previous two times. Ta Yen was stunned, the light in her eyes gradually faded. He died without closing his eyes. The fortune teller once said a sentence in my ear: "You have two calamities in your life, one has passed, the other is still ahead." "When the afterlife comes, you must remember, the knife must pierce the heart, absolutely no mercy." I looked at Ta Yen one last time, then swung the knife and rushed in to kill the rebels. I was able to get out of the siege and was hugged tightly by Ky Vuong. This time, it was finally truly complete. Run out of.