Chapter 70: Tragic Mandarins - Consort Ya (Part 3)

Mu Ruyue looked at the noble concubine Ji Ru Ya who was crying, unsure of what to say. She too held little regard for human life, her hands were stained with blood in her previous life, yet she understood that ill-gotten gains were not to be taken. Moreover, if no one provoked her, she naturally wouldn't provoke others, but if someone did wrong her, she was not a kind person easily bullied.

Suddenly, Mu Ruyue scoffed coldly. Wasn't her death in her previous life just like that? A man with no faults must bear the blame for the treasure he carries, for the sake of the Ancient Pill Book, those people had launched a relentless pursuit that lasted for months.

"Miss Mu," Consort Ya stopped sobbing, raised her tearful eyes to look at Mu Ruyue beside her, and said, "I met my cousin recently; it turns out he also entered the palace and became the Guard Commander. I have now given up on taking revenge and just want to leave the palace with him to live peacefully in a secluded place."