Kuaichuan Counterattack: Lord God, please pet me gently!

Chapter 74 Treasure Fan Romance (7)

This piece of unofficial history tells about a beautiful and noble princess of the Yi Kingdom. She longed for the elements of Han culture, so she appealed to all parties.

It just so happened that Zhang Yining, a young court painter in the Yuan Dynasty, was traveling around the country to find inspiration, passing through the country of Yi, and was very interested in the princess' actions.

After revealing the imperial list and entering the palace, without saying much, he impromptuly drew a painting of flowers and birds that he is best at, named it "Peony Splendid Picture", and presented it to the princess.

The princess was full of praise for this painting, and announced on the spot that Zhang Yining was the master of all gold, and presented them one by one with titles and titles, but Zhang Yining refused.

It turned out that his move was just to let the surrounding vassal states accept Han culture, and to change the image of cowardice and incompetence in the Yuan Dynasty of the Han Dynasty in front of these sturdy and mighty ethnic minorities.

In the end, Zhang Yining quietly left the country of Yi in the middle of the night. The princess of the country of Yi felt very sorry, embroidered the "Peony Splendid Picture" on the precious fan, and stared at it day and night. After a few days, she actually fell in love with this talented young artist with a heart for the world. Gradually fall in love.

Two years later, Yuan and Yi fought against each other, and the Yi country was defeated. The princess was forced to sacrifice to Emperor Jing of the Yuan Dynasty, and married with relatives far away.

The whole country cried, but the princess was very excited because she could finally go to Yuan Dynasty and finally see the painter Zhang Yining again.

This Emperor Yuan Jing also loved the princess very much, not to mention the title of noble concubine, he specially gave her a Yi country style palace for her to live in, and gave the empress the right to assist the harem.

The princess settled down and couldn't wait to inquire about Zhang Yining's whereabouts, only to find out that Zhang Yining was traveling outside except for festivals or the concubine's birthday, and it was very difficult to meet him.

Finally, on the mid-autumn day of the Han Festival, the princess saw Zhang Yining again at the palace banquet. He was still so unrestrained and unrestrained, and he was so handsome that Emperor Jing treated him like a brother.

Taking the opportunity to perform a dance, the princess specially showed the precious fan embroidered with "Splendid Peonies" and danced in all directions.

But the princess did not expect that since that night, Zhang Yining never returned to the palace, as if the world had evaporated, and there was no news from him.

The princess lost her mind and became thinner and haggard, and passed away early. Emperor Jing was sad, and buried the princess with the ceremony of a noble concubine. Not long after, the Yuan Dynasty was besieged by various countries, and the great country was torn apart and ceased to exist. It was returned to the hands of the Han people.

Folks began to spread such an anecdote that Emperor Jing secretly poisoned the young painter because he was jealous of Princess Yi's admiration for Zhang Yining. Therefore, after the princess died, he cursed Yuan Dynasty, which would never be restored. Yuan Dynasty collapsed overnight.

There is also an anecdote that the princess's obsession persisted after her death, and her soul was attached to the fan.If someone with predestined relationship sees this fan and helps her reunite with Zhang Yining, in this life she can enjoy the good luck that the princess has not left in her previous life, and change her fate against the sky.

Another change of fate against the sky.

Kuang Xin raised her eyebrows. The credibility of folklore is low, and the last two paragraphs even have a fantasy color. To be honest, she doesn't really believe it.

"Eldest brother, how true do you think this anecdote is?" Kuang Xin asked.

Ning Zheqing smiled: "If you believe it, you have it, if you don't believe it, you don't."

He took the mouse from Kuang Xin's hand, scrolled a few times, and took a picture in the few comments column, "Some people still believe it."

There are only a few words in the comment, but the content is thought-provoking: "This princess is just rushing to be a mistress. Has she thought about Zhang Yining's feelings about getting married with him?"

(End of this chapter)