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Chapter 203: Joy of Life 1

Chang Ran became Li Yunrui this time, and Qing Kingdom is still a small country. After checking the memory, no information about Ye Qingmei was found. It seems that the time is indeed relatively early.

Chang Ran's character this time is still that he likes to enjoy life, is not power-hungry, and does not participate in political affairs.

In the following time, Chang Ran intensified his practice of his skills every day. In the martial arts world, without combat power, one would still lack a sense of security.

When Ye Qingmei appeared, Chang Ran could feel that his martial arts had reached the upper limit of this world. Even without other means, fighting against a grandmaster would not be a problem.

After he had the ability to protect himself, Changran relaxed and began to enjoy life, eating, drinking, shopping and having fun every day.

Naturally, he did not dare to do anything out of the ordinary. Although Chang Ran was also a member of the royal family, his father was just an idle prince of the royal family and had no real power.

Next, watching Ye Qingmei take action to put Emperor Qing’s father on the throne, Emperor Qing was also named the crown prince.

Chang Ran's father was frightened by the bloody storm outside and stayed indoors. It was better not to go out, it was safer to stay in the palace, and not be used as a raft to establish his authority.

Chang Ran's family did not intentionally try to get closer to Emperor Qing's lineage, or to join them. They just honestly became idle members of the royal family.

A few years later, the previous emperor passed away and Emperor Qing ascended the throne. Since Emperor Qing ascended the throne, under the leadership of Emperor Qing and Ye Qingmei, Qing entered a period of rapid development until it became a rival to Northern Qi.

His father and mother passed away one after another in recent years, and he was the only one left in the palace. The Queen Mother decided to bring Chang Ran into the palace to be educated. Emperor Qing also made Chang Ran a princess to show his tolerance.

The Queen Mother had no daughter, so her attitude towards him was acceptable. Seeing the Queen Mother's attitude, the concubines in the harem also acted very close to Chang Ran. The main reason was that he would not compete with them for favor.

Changran's attitude was also very gentle, but he would not participate in their fight.

In the court, Changran watched Ye Qingmei establish the Censorate and carve her own wish on the stone tablet.

Chang Ran felt that Ye Qingmei's idea was not impossible to achieve. However, if she wanted to achieve it, the biggest prerequisite was that she was the emperor.

If she were the emperor, it would be easy for her to realize her ideals step by step, because it would be equivalent to her giving up power. Naturally, people would support things that benefit themselves.

But now she wants Emperor Qing to hand over his power, and Emperor Qing naturally doesn't want to do that.

Changran felt that the atmosphere in the palace was not right recently, and it might be related to Ye Qingmei. So he said goodbye to the Queen Mother and said that he wanted to go back to the palace to pay respect to his father, the king and his mother.

The Queen Mother also didn't want to lose face in front of the younger generation, so she quickly agreed to Changran's request.

Returning to the palace, where I am the only owner, I can truly relax.

After they all passed away, Changran put all the valuables in the palace into his own space. He also dismissed many people in the palace, leaving only a small number of his own confidants.

Chang Ran also sold off most of the properties in the palace, leaving only a small part that he needed, such as the rouge and powder shop, embroidery shop, restaurant, farm, and other courtyards.

As for the rest, Chang Ran had a clear idea of ​​what to do. He didn't ask them to make a lot of money, as long as they didn't lose money, it was mainly for the convenience of his life.

The Queen Mother also asked Changran for her opinion on marriage. She found a candidate who was about to die and was the only one left in the family. She would get married in a year.

Right now the relationship between the Queen Mother and Ye Qingmei is strained, so Changran can have a low-key marriage.

Less than a year after Chang Ran got married, news of Ye Qingmei's death spread. After that, Emperor Qing thought that Ye Qingmei was the reason for revenge and massacred many families.

The prince consort was frightened by this and died within two years. Chang Ran did not plan to have children in this life, regardless of gender. He did not want them to become pawns used by Emperor Qing in the future.

Afterwards, Chang Ran moved to a villa in the suburbs of Beijing under the pretext of recuperation. He usually stayed at home when he had nothing to do, and when he did go out, he always wore low-key casual clothes.