Since this Wanli years, Chang'an City has been very prosperous. Don't look at it at the foot of this Son of Heaven, even if it is not the slightest difference from the capital. There are three uniques in this Chang'an, one is the opera of the Bamboo Crane Tower, the second is the marriage tree of Ximing Temple, and the third is the doorway in this Qi Mansion.

However, after the new emperor ascended the throne, Chang'an City was not peaceful, and the Japanese suddenly ran rampant in Chang'an without anyone's jurisdiction. Although this Japanese is a citizen of another country and is to be respectful as a guest, he always does this burning, killing and plundering in Chang'an, which annoys people. This Chang'an, too, is without that door.

Chang'an-Qifu

The Qi Mansion in Chang'an and the Qi Mansion in the capital are different from Qi Sheng. She grew up in Chang'an since she was a child, her mother went west early for some reason, and her father was a general in the dynasty, so he couldn't take care of her everywhere. She was brought up by the nurse and the little maid in the house. And the Qi Mansion in the capital is just an ornament that is not the slightest bit angry.

General Qi Ye and Qi did not know how to deal with people, and was impeached by calculations. In order to keep Qi Sheng safe, he finally had to send her to the capital. To put it nicely, it is to enter Beijing to enjoy life, and if it is ugly, it is just a chess piece in the emperor's hand to hold Qi Ye.

"Nurse, it's me. Sheng'er went home. Qi Sheng's voice was always faint. There's always a sense of indifference. But this time, if you listen closely, it seems to be a little different from usual.

There is a plaque hanging on the top of the dark red vermilion lacquer gate, on which the dragon flies and the phoenix dances with three big characters, "General's Mansion". Peach Blossom gently clasped the knocker on the door, and the sound of "jingling" came from Konsuke. Hua Yunshang stood beside Qi Sheng, looking deferential.

"Come on, come on." A woman's voice came from the door, hoarse and low.

The door slowly pushed open. The people in the door were born with good skins. The willows are like eyebrows, the clouds are like hair, and the green silk is meticulously curled with jade hairpins. Dressed in plain blue robes. At a glance, it seems to be a little from above. She doesn't have powder, but she still exudes the charm of a mature woman.

She looked like she was about thirty or forty years old.

"Sheng, Sheng." The woman choked with a hoarse voice. "It's cold and raining outside, come in quickly. Let the nurse see if she has lost weight. The nurse then told the stove to get ready to eat quickly. The woman grabbed Qi Sheng and hurriedly brought Qi Sheng into the house.

"The eldest lady is back!"

"The eldest lady is really back!"

"Huh? Take a look, I smelled the amazing appearance of the eldest lady a few days ago, and now I see it really extraordinary. "The little maids who have not been in the house for a while are talking.

Since Qi Sheng and Lu entered Beijing, they have not returned home for some time. It's been more than two years, and everything in the house hasn't changed in the slightest. The nurse's name is Autumn Cicada. When she was a child, Qi Sheng had heard her speak. It seems that she was born at the end of autumn, and when her mother gave birth to her, she only heard the cicadas. That's how the name came about. For Qi Sheng, Qiu Cicada is like her mother, happy with her and sad with her sorrow.

"My dad went to the banquet, do you know?" I haven't waited to settle down yet. When Qi Sheng first entered the boudoir, he asked out of his mouth in a hurry. Looking at each other, Qiu Cicada's gaze was slightly evasive, and he didn't dare to look directly at Qi Sheng.

"Since the nurse knows, she must tell Sheng'er." Qi Sheng's eyes were still sharp and straight to people's hearts.

Qiu Cicada sighed, took a change of clothes for Qi Sheng, and said to Qi Sheng: "There is a fine work in the military camp. The general was drugged and forced to go to the den of thieves of the Japanese people. "Drugged? That's true.