It Turned Me Into a Ghost Chapter 41

That night, Ji Changye woke up from a beautiful dream again. The young man's flushed face and tear-filled eyes vaguely emerged. Even if he didn't close his eyes, he felt as if he was very close. He reached out and touched the quilt, and still felt Hands are greasy. This situation has lasted for three months from the day of the drunken accident to now.

In three months, he has become the ruler of the Ming Dynasty, fulfilling the promise he made to his mother when he was young, living well and living better than anyone else. However, at the moment of Ji Zhengze's death, he could not feel any joy. Even when he put on his dragon robe and sat on the throne, looking down at the ministers and people from top to bottom, he felt no emotion in his heart.

On the day when he took the imperial carriage from the palace to the Holy Mountain to worship heaven, he looked out through the bead curtain and carefully identified every face in the crowd. He originally thought that Elias would hide in and follow him silently, but she didn't. He looked and looked and searched, but still couldn't find it.

In such a momentous, arguably most glorious moment in his life, the only person he wanted to share it with did not show up. This realization made him feel even more disappointed. He began to reflect on himself, began to speculate on Elias's mood, and began to worry about gains and losses. Now that the last layer of window paper has been pierced, he is reluctant to push Elias out again, but he is even more reluctant to let Elias follow him like a prostitute.

His original intention remained unchanged. He wanted You Shu to live an upright life, be worry-free, prosperous and honorable, so on the first day after he ascended the throne, he promulgated the decree to add Kai Enke. He donated his academic achievements to Elias, thinking that he would be the top scholar in high school in three months. He wanted to meet them, but he was afraid that he could not suppress the flame in his heart. This flame was extremely dangerous and would burn them to ashes once it was ignited.