Chapter 262: Deep in the Imperial Mausoleum
Chen Changsheng looked at this scene with surprise. He knew that there was a treasure buried here, but he never expected it to be a ring.

He turned his head to look at Wei Hongyue, only to see that the other person’s attention was also attracted by this sudden change, and his eyes were full of confusion and vigilance.

“How do you like it?”

Chen Changsheng looked at Wei Hongyue and reached out to take the ring, but hesitated and withdrew his hand.

He turned and looked at Wei Hongyue sincerely, and said, “This is for you!”

Wei Hongyue was also surprised. She looked up at Chen Changsheng with complex emotions in her eyes.

“Don’t you think about it? This is a magical tool that can change the world.”

After hearing this, Chen Changsheng smiled calmly. His deep eyes seemed to contain the sea of ​​stars. He said firmly, “No need!”

After saying this, Chen Changsheng stretched out his hand and cautiously pushed the ring that was glowing with golden light towards Wei Hongyue.

Why are you being so polite? We are all family from now on, and what’s yours is still mine.

Wei Hongyue hesitated for a moment, and feeling Chen Changsheng’s sincerity, she finally stretched out her finger and gently held the ring in her hand.

In an instant, the ring seemed to have found its home and fit perfectly with Wei Hongyue. A warm and powerful force emanated from the ring and surrounded Wei Hongyue’s whole body.

When Chen Changsheng saw this, a smile appeared on his face, as if he had succeeded in doing something bad.

“Okay, since you have accepted my engagement ring, you will be my, Chen Changsheng’s, wife from now on!”

“What! You, a pervert, really have no good intentions!”

After saying this, Wei Hongyue was about to take off the ring on her finger.

But no matter how hard she tried, the ring seemed to be grown on her finger and could not be pulled off.

“You see, I say I don’t want to, but my body is very honest!”

Chen Changsheng couldn’t help but tease her.

He already knew that once this ring was put on, it could not be taken off, but in order to unleash the power of this ring, he had to have royal blood.

Deep in the imperial mausoleum of the Great Jin Dynasty, a slight sound suddenly came from an ancient tomb.

The heavy sarcophagus was moved away, and a girl in torn clothes sat up from it.

The girl’s face was as bright as the moon, with soft and delicate features, like a work of art carved from gold and jade.

There is a natural innocence flowing between her eyebrows, but also a deep confusion hidden in her eyes, and her long black hair is draped over her shoulders.

This formed a sharp contrast with his pale face with a hint of pink.

Although she was dressed in tattered clothes and ancient costumes, it did not diminish the fresh and refined aura that she exuded from the inside out.

Although the clothes were torn, one could still see their original splendor and the intricate embroidery patterns on them.

The pearls, jade and gems inlaid on the edges seemed to indicate the preciousness of the other party’s identity.

The girl had a slender figure, as delicate as a spring willow. On her wrist hung a badly worn silver bracelet, which added a sense of history to her pale wrist.

The pair of small feet seemed to be bare with a series of strange marks, like mysterious runes left by fate.

After seeing the light, his eyes became dull, and it was obvious that he was not used to the dim environment.

The girl’s eyes were confused, and her pretty face was full of confusion and anxiety.

“Who am I? Where am I?”

The girl murmured to herself in a weak voice. She tried to stand up with the help of the cold sarcophagus, but her body became stiffer and stiffer. When her fingers touched the patterns on the sarcophagus, the marks seemed to awaken memories in her subconscious, but these memories were like quicksand and difficult to capture.

The girl groped her way out of the sarcophagus and staggered towards the cave wall, where some mottled murals were hung, depicting the prosperity of the royal family. When the girl’s fingertips gently slid across these murals repeatedly, she could feel the emotions of the characters in the paintings, but those stories were still very unfamiliar to her.

On the other side, Chen Changsheng and Wei Hongyue were walking out of the tomb where the altar was located.

Wei Hongyue, wearing the golden ring, still tried to take it off, but to no avail.

“Wait a minute, there’s movement here!”

Wei Hongyue suddenly stopped moving and began to look around vigilantly. She keenly caught the faint noise coming from a distance.

After hearing this, Chen Changsheng immediately restrained his previous tenderness and his eyes became sharp.

He looked around and frowned slightly, “This is…”

“Did she wake up early?”

The two went deeper into the tomb, passed through the winding passages inside the imperial mausoleum, and finally came to the door of an old tomb.

Pushing open the stone door, they saw the girl walking out of the sarcophagus. Chen Changsheng’s mouth twitched. He didn’t expect this to be true.

In the original novel, the girl woke up only when Ye Tian was about to leave Zhong Shenzhou after being rescued by Ye Tian.

But when it came to him, not only did he wake up, but he also woke up many years earlier.

The identity of this girl is really extraordinary. She is the last emperor of the Great Jin Dynasty and the first female emperor among the countless dynasties in the history of Central China.

If she had not taken the peace of Central Shenzhou as her own responsibility and fought to the death to drive those big demons to the Wuji Sea, the once glorious Great Jin Dynasty would never have declined.

Otherwise, Central China would not be as peaceful as it is now, but would be living in dire straits.

The girl seemed to have noticed someone coming in, and she immediately stepped back nervously, clasping her arms and looking at Chen Changsheng and Wei Hongyue with a wary look on her face.

“Girl, you don’t have to be afraid.”

Chen Changsheng’s gentle voice also broke the silence of the tomb. He approached slowly, trying his best to make himself look non-threatening.

“You just woke up from the sarcophagus. Don’t you remember who you are or where you came from?”

“How did you know?”

Wei Hongyue looked at Chen Changsheng in surprise and asked, “Tell me quickly, what do you know?”

Chen Changsheng couldn’t help but roll his eyes. It’s really hard for you.

It’s been almost a year and I finally realized it. It’s really not easy!
“Look at the surrounding environment. The doors are closed, but the sarcophagus is open. If he didn’t wake up from the sarcophagus, what else could it be?”

After hearing this, Wei Hongyue burst into laughter.

The girl looked at the two people in front of her, especially Chen Changsheng. His eyes were gentle yet firm, giving her an inexplicable sense of security.

“I…I don’t know anything. I just feel very scared and confused.”

The girl said with a trembling face, her eyes full of help.

Wei Hongyue took a few steps forward, handed over a towel with concern, and said softly: “Wipe your face first, maybe it will wake you up a little. What if you remember something?”

The girl hesitated for a moment, raised her clear eyes and stared at the towel in her hand, as if she was trying her best to suppress some strong impulse in her heart.

At this moment, a strange force suddenly burst out from her body.

Her pupils suddenly shrank and her whole body’s aura became violent.

“Wait a moment!”

(End of this chapter)