Chapter 113: Discussion on some previous plots

Discussion on some previous plots

First of all, the book is on the shelves; thank you to the readers for your subscription support.

Hot dry noodles, thank you!!

Then let's talk about the questions raised by readers in the book review section recently.

1. Should Xiao Yu lick the Great Qin?

No.

She already calls herself "Yu Fengxian"; expecting her to be loyal to anyone is simply an international joke.

She is only loyal to her own feelings and conscience.

She is close to the Great Qin purely because of the Battle of Flying Immortal Crossing, which left her with no choice.

If the Great Qin harms her or threatens her, unless she has no power, if she has power, it will definitely be a sword strike.

2. Did the Marquis of Lieyang harm Xiao Yu?

No.

His feelings for Xiao Yu are a bit complicated; it's that kind of complicated mood of not wanting to be overly entangled and wanting to avoid her from afar.

Those who made a name for Xiao Yu in the Fire Crow Army were Gao Xianjue and Cai Sima.

They weren't targeting Xiao Yu, but Tiger Minister and the Guan family.

Although General Guan Huchen Huchen took the path to death, no one can deny that Gao Xianjue harmed him, and Huchen has reason to hate him.

In the Battle of Flying Immortal Crossing, Cai Sima incited the Iron Cavalry Battalion to go to the wine cellar to snatch Huchen's Bone-Changing Pill, which is also a great hatred.

If Huchen had died directly, they wouldn't have to care about anything.

But Huchen didn't die, and Huchen still had the thought of going to the Great Qin to seek a great future.

That's why they announced that Xiao Yu killed Kong Zan and crippled Zhou Lang, making the Eight Immortals of the West take revenge on the Guan family; Xiao Yu was still "Guan Yu" then!

Guan Guan Chenghuang's worry is not unreasonable.

Why didn't the Marquis of Lieyang stop it?

Ask another question, why should the Marquis of Lieyang stop it?

General Guan Huchen Huchen offended him to death, and he doesn't like any of the Guan family members. Knowing that Gao Xianjue and Cai Sima were targeting the Guan family, if he didn't add fuel to the fire, it would be because he was too proud.

Then, why didn't the Marquis of Lieyang record merits for Xiao Yu's Battle of Flying Immortal Crossing and reward her with Great Qin titles?

Did everyone notice that there are three people sent by the Great Qin to the Western Sha Domain: the Marquis of Lieyang, the Qing Song Daoist Boy, and the Eastern Imperial Envoy.

They each perform their own duties, and everyone has their own scope of authority.

The Marquis of Lieyang is a military leader, not the "Supreme Emperor" of the West.

He can report military merits to the imperial court, but matters of enfeoffment and rewards are not his business.

To put it more directly, the Marquis of Lieyang reported Xiao Yu's merits to the Great Qin imperial court; only when the Eastern Imperial Envoy crosses west will there be rewards for merits and punishments for faults.

I'll spoil a little bit; according to the current plot, probably the day after tomorrow, which is "Chapter 116," the name of Chapter 116 is "Investiture of the Gods," and then everyone will know what the Marquis of Lieyang did behind the scenes.

I emphasized several times in the book that the Great Qin is a meritocracy.

It's impossible for Xiao Yu to have merits but no rewards; that would be slapping my own face.

Why doesn't the Marquis of Lieyang care about Xiao Yu being sent to the Teaching Division?

To him, it really doesn't matter.

Regardless of whether he cares about this girl who looks like his mother, he doesn't need to care about what Shu Kingdom did—the Great Qin's reward for Xiao Yu is a bit special; the Marquis of Lieyang listed her as a "First-Class Merit of the Battle of Flying Immortal Crossing," and the merit is very great, great enough to ignore the thoughts of the Shu people.

I can give a conclusion directly: the Marquis of Lieyang is just doing his job, has a little selfishness, but will not let selfishness interfere with official business; he neither pities Xiao Yu nor has he ever intentionally harmed her.

3. Why did the Prince of Qinghe send Xiao Yu to the Teaching Division?

Why not keep her by his side and cultivate her carefully, since Xiao Yu has innate wisdom and can nourish the dragon vein?

First of all, the Sha Man Yu in the desert of Shahu is the threat to Shu Kingdom; once caught... at least the Prince of Qinghe has the confidence to fully control her life and future.

The book has hinted several times that the Prince of Qinghe has a background and is related to Wan Shoushan.

Wait for the content to unfold... just talking about now, the Prince of Qinghe's son, Li Xianzhi, is a cultivator, and his combat power exceeds that of a human immortal, so what about the Prince of Qinghe?

General Guan Huchen Huchen once complained that the Li family was unwilling to use their connections to ask the immortals of Wan Shoushan to help him refine the Nine-Turn Bone-Changing Pill, otherwise he would have been a human immortal twenty years ago.

Guan Guan Chenghuang said: The Li family uses their connections once, which is equivalent to wasting an immortal fate; the Li family is unwilling to bear this price...

The Li family holds "Immortal Fate"!

After so many years, how deep is their foundation?

From our perspective, the Prince of Qinghe daring to look down on Xiao Yu is courting death.

But from the perspective of the Prince of Qinghe, Xiao Yu, whose sword-bone was crippled, is really not worth his excessive attention.

He arranged for Li Hu and Li Bao to tail her, and entrusted Guan Guan Chenghuang to pay attention to her movements; he is already very cautious.

Secondly, before the Prince of Qinghe met Xiao Yu, he first caught Dou Gengyan.

He sent Dou Gengyan to the Red Sleeve Workshop.

The purpose is also simple: the daughter of the dignified Dou Yilin has fallen into the dust; can Dou Yilin's relatives and old friends bear it?

Sending Dou Gengyan to the Red Sleeve Workshop is not the purpose.

Stimulating those remaining survivors and letting them jump out early to be beaten to death by the Marquis of Lieyang is the purpose.

He had already decided to send Dou Gengyan to the Red Sleeve Workshop, and then encountered Guan Yu, who had a crippled sword-bone and a lot of trouble, so he just threw her over, buy one get one free, the bait plan is more perfect.

The Red Sleeve Workshop is not only his industry, but also a government office of the imperial court.

Even Aunt Liu is the leader of Clear Water Bay and a rudder master of the Profound Heaven Society.

The responsibility borne by the Red Sleeve Workshop is far more than selling spring.

And the Red Sleeve Workshop is in Profound Heaven Town, which is exactly the territory of Guan Guan Chenghuang.

Regardless, the Prince of Qinghe doesn't want to get entangled with the true immortals behind the Eight Immortals of the West and couldn't put Xiao Yu into his own mansion.

At that time, he hadn't even considered that Xiao Yu could rise again in the future.

Once Xiao Yu is truly awesome, he will take action to win her over, and he is confident that Xiao Yu cannot refuse.

Just like in the chapter "Prince of Qinghe," he smiled and said to Li Dan: If she can truly become the second Five Absolute Sword Maiden, he will accept her as his foster daughter and grant her the Li surname.

We readers naturally think his idea is ridiculous, but he thinks he is very magnanimous.

An extra sentence, Li Manman is also an important supporting character, very talented, more talented than Dou Gengyan, not a human immortal, but a true immortal cultivator, but she is very miserable.

The book has hints: no matter how high a brothel woman stands, there are always higher-status guests.

4. Xiao Yu in the Red Sleeve Workshop, this plot is very aggrieved.

If it is summarized by the single sentence "the protagonist has fallen into a brothel," it is indeed very aggrieved.

But I designed this plot, really not for the sake of being aggrieved, but for the Great Father-Destroyer.

As long as she enters the brothel, no matter if it's a human immortal, god, Buddha, or true immortal, Xiao Yu shouts "Father," no one suspects it, and it immediately triggers the Great Father-Destroyer.

I don't know if everyone remembers a paragraph in the previous text: Xiao Yu worshipped Huchen as her foster father, and felt very miserable in her heart; after worshipping Huchen as her foster father, it was difficult to worship others... She was still thinking about how to easily worship countless foster fathers, without being suspected, and without being rejected.

In fact, the answer is the Red Sleeve Workshop.

I can make two promises to the readers: First, life in the Red Sleeve Workshop will only be unrestrained and arrogant, decisive in killing, and Xiao Yu's strength will increase very quickly.

Second, the Red Sleeve Workshop is the experience room of the novice village; Xiao Yu will definitely leave, which everyone should know, but her experience in the Red Sleeve Workshop will be quite "fantasy."

Before this book was opened, I chatted with friends in the group and made a bet, saying that they would definitely not guess Xiao Yu's experience in the Red Sleeve Workshop, but it would be very logical when the plot developed to that step.

Xiao Yu... sigh, because of this experience in the Red Sleeve Workshop, she will even kill a Buddha in the future, and then pick up a "Buddha" position.

My meaning is, I wrote the plot of the Red Sleeve Workshop, just because Liu Yifei's drama gave me some touches, but the plot arrangement and development have nothing to do with that drama.

I can only say, when Xiao Yu stands on the roof of the Red Sleeve Workshop one day and shouts "Who else," everyone's expressions will definitely be a bit twisted; the development of the plot has foreshadowing, but the result is a bit unexpected.

Finally, thank you to all the friends for the rewards. Seeing a group of familiar names on the reward list, I have mixed feelings. But everyone doesn't need to reward so much; if you can subscribe, I will be satisfied and grateful. ===== CHAPTER 114 =====