Quick travel: The paranoid god is spoiled by the apex treasure again

Yue Jin Ge pushed the sword forward again and continued, "Your Majesty, are you wondering why I knew you would take action today?"

"It's just a pity that I don't want to tell you, and you don't deserve to know."

After saying that, she quickly flicked a pill into the emperor's mouth. He wanted to spit it out, but the pill dissolved as soon as it entered his mouth. It was a pill that would make a person mute, and from then on he could no longer make a sound.

Yue Jinge grabbed the emperor and looked down: "Stop, otherwise this city lord will immediately..."

As they laid down their weapons and chose to surrender one by one, suddenly, the sky outside suddenly became dim, the sun was gradually covered by a black shadow, and the world fell into darkness in an instant. The wind was blowing hard, the trees were rustling, the birds were screaming and flying around, and the eunuchs and maids in the palace were shouting and fleeing everywhere.

"The legend has come true, the legend of Daqi has really come true! Heaven is about to bring down a catastrophe, this is the punishment from heaven on our clan." The face of the Dongjiao ancestor turned pale in an instant.

Zhang Chuhe looked at Yue Jinge in surprise. Could it be that the opportunity that the city lord mentioned was this terrifying vision?

That night, a note appeared out of nowhere in the homes of the people in Shendu: "Tomorrow at 3:15 p.m., a golden phoenix will appear and rule the world."

At this time, the imperial palace had been occupied by the women's army of South Vietnam.

Yue Jin Ge found the national seal hidden by the emperor, and stamped it on the document of transfer of the throne.

"Is everything done?"

"Yes, everything is as the city lord expected. The people have left their homes and gathered outside the city gate, waiting to enter the city tomorrow morning."

"Very good, go down and rest."

After the female guard left, Cui Chenchuan came in with a midnight snack and said, "Meet the wife."

"My husband is here, come here quickly." Yue Jin Ge's face lit up with joy when she saw him.

Cui Chenchuan walked to her side and brought the midnight snack to her: "Wife, eat something first before you get busy."

Yue Jin Ge raised an eyebrow and picked up the noodles: "Okay, I'll try it."

"My wife, what is this?"

There was a picture of a bird circling in the sky on the paper, and below it was a woman playing the piano. There were many people surrounding her. Cui Chenchuan didn't know what the picture meant.

Yue Jin Ge said mysteriously: "This is a secret. Only Chen Chuan will know it tomorrow."

She finished the midnight snack he prepared, put away the blueprints, and held Cui Chenchuan's hand: "Today, I have to ask my husband to rest with me in this side hall."

"I'm not wronged. Wherever my wife is, Chen Chuan will be there."

Yue Jin Ge smiled: "Okay, you are the best at coaxing me."

After washing up, they lay on the bed, both of them unable to sleep in this new place.

"My husband, when I succeed tomorrow, you will be my royal prince." Yue Jin Ge murmured.

Cui Chenchuan heard her talking in her sleep and probably guessed what she was going to do. He said nothing but just helped her pull the quilt.

The next day, as soon as the city gates were opened, the people poured into the city and gathered inside.

Near noon, a luxurious carriage came out from the direction of the imperial palace. Yue Jinge, wearing a dragon robe, got out of the carriage holding a zither. After being stunned for a moment, the people knew who she was: the new emperor of Daqi and the only female mayor of the four major cities.

She placed the piano in the middle and sat down, her fingers touching the strings. The sound of the piano slowly flowed out from her fingertips, soft and melodious, like crying and complaining, making people unconsciously intoxicated by it.

Time passed quietly, but she still closed her eyes, immersed in her own world, summoning something with the sound of the piano. The beautiful melody, like the sound of nature, echoed in the air and in everyone's heart for a long time.

She finished playing this piece at exactly three quarters after noon.