Chapter 469: Legendary Name (teaser)


    The Zhushen Star Kingdom was situated at the edge of the Inner Star Field and was near the Foreign Star Field. From the Star As of the Zhushen Star Kingdom, one could retreat to the Outer Star Fields or go into the Inner Star Field, a clear distinction like a checkpoint. For the thousand Outer Star Field Star Generals who wanted to enter the Inner Star Fields, they needed to pass through the Zhushen Star Kingdom. Thus, among the Star Generals of the Inner Star Field, the Zhushen Star Kingdom was also described as the Star Field beyond the pass.


    The ruler of the Zhusehn Star Kingdom was "Complete Elder" Aisin-Gioro Hongli of the Sixteen Star Marquis, also known as the Qianlong Emperor.


    As the Star Marquis overseeing the checkpoint, Qianlong did not have the high aims of other Star Marquis. Although she yearned in her dreams to conquer beyond the pass, to enter the Central Star Field, she knew that the Inner Star Fields were a gxy of talent. Right now, she could only hone her strength and bide her time, wait for her opportunity for a chaotic world.


    Today, like any other normal day, Qianlong Emperor Hongli invited her subordinate "Eight Banners" to Qian City, located in the main Star Field, the Qianlong Star Field, for a banquet. This was a warmup for the impending Literary Excellence Convention.


    <em>Pure and gradual awareness of the dark and dense green, hear first the forest''s yellow chestnuts remaining.</em>


    <em>Laugh at myck of skill, there is no need for a pair of oranges to be outstanding.</em>


    The Sparrow Hawk Dance finished. Aisin-Gioro Hongli''s poem was a mournful "A y on Listening to the Sparrow Hawk Shop." This poem could only be described as a rhyme at best. As an officer of the Qianlong''s "Eight Banners," the others already were ustomed to their lord''s miserable poetry. No one could stop her. Their lord had already treated poetry as something in her life that she could not be without orck. To her, poetry was not a pretension to culture, rather, it was true love. For example, the "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" by "Gongwang." Every time their lord admired it, she wouldpose a poem. Eventually, she hadposed more than 50.