This charming corpse is an ancient corpse.

It dates back more than 800 years. He was born into a royal family. He was the tenth son of Qu Nanfeng, King of Northern Liang. His mother was also born into a noble family and had a prominent life experience.

The name of the charming corpse is Qu Miaoyin.

Whether you listen to it or look at it, this name is a girl's name.

But this charming corpse is actually a man's body.

Logically speaking, if you are born into a royal family, you must be very careful when choosing a name. How could it happen that a boy is named after a girl?

Things should be discussed in two ways.

First of all, it was from his father, King Beiliang.

Qu Nanfeng, the king of Northern Liang, established the kingdom of Northern Liang with military force. He conquered the east and west, fought in the north and south, and established the kingdom of Northern Liang. He was a horse-riding prince. He was often away from home during wars. When he returned home, he would catch groups of princesses, beloved concubines, and beauties to comfort him.

After comforting him, he went to fight again.

Therefore, many of the children of the Northern Liang King were born when he was conquering the east and west.

This wonderful song is one of them.

Secondly, the appearance of this song Miaoyin has not looked like a boy since he was a child. He has bright eyes and white teeth, pink cheeks and a peach-like face, cherry mouth and willow eyebrows. He is handsome, and girls are not as good-looking as him.

What you know is that this is the tenth son of King Beiliang, but what you don’t know is that this is the handsome princess.

Okay, now that these two points are out of the way, let’s get down to business.

The King of Northern Liang was conquering south and north, and Qu Miaoyin did not meet his father, Qu Nanfeng, for the first time until he was three years old.

It was a triumphal banquet for returning from a great victory. Qu Nan held a banquet for his officials and soldiers, and the scene was very lively.

The ministers and soldiers took turns to toast, and the princes and princesses were naturally not left behind. Those who could speak came up and kowtowed and said a few flattering words, those who could not speak showed their faces, and those who had no names were given names.

Qu Miaoyin didn't meet the King of Northern Liang for the first time until she was three years old, so naturally she didn't get a name.

Then take it.

His mother had long ago taught Qu Miaoyin how to speak: "The tenth son pays homage to his father, congratulates his father on his triumph, and wishes his father a lasting spring and autumn, and his hegemony will last forever."

The words are very simple, and it sounds like they were taught by adults, but when the sound reaches my ears, it sounds like an oriole or the tinkling of spring water, which is very sweet.

When the King of Beiliang saw it, he said, oh, this child is so handsome and has such a pleasant voice, so he happily asked for his name.

After years of fighting abroad, the King of Northern Liang knew about the military situation and the generals and ministers, but he didn't know how many daughters there were in the family. Anyway, he was reckless and only came home once every few years to see everyone angry.

At this time, Qu Miaoyin said again: "The tenth son has met his father for the first time and has not yet given a name. I sincerely ask my father to give me a name."

When the King of Northern Liang heard about it, he found out that he was a child he had never met before, which was quite good.

Then give it a name.

The King of Northern Liang was born in the army, and he didn't have much literary talent. At this time, he heard someone next to him flattering him and saying: "This sound is so wonderful that it can linger around for three days."

The King of Beiliang was half drunk at this time, and without looking at her dress carefully, he thought the person in front of him was a pretty little princess. As soon as he opened his mouth, he gave her a name: Miaoyin.

Hey, just this one mistake, Mei Shi was born as a man, so he took a daughter's name.

Some people may say, isn't this nonsense? It won't be over until it is corrected.

no!

The King of Northern Liang was able to rise up from the ranks and establish the Kingdom of Northern Liang because of his words, every spit and nail, and he would never take back what he said. Only then did he gather a group of arrogant and powerful generals to lay the foundation.

Moreover, the name was conferred by the King of Northern Liang in public, and it was recorded by the imperial government and recorded by historians. How can it be changed?

If you make a mistake, then make it a mistake.

The name Qu Miaoyin was decided.

I don’t know if it’s because of the name, or if Qu Miaoyin really has gender cognitive disorder.

Anyway, Qu Miaoyin thought that she was a girl since she was a child.

Other princes are playing with swords.

He sings songs.

Other princes fight.

He puts on makeup.

Other princes peed standing up.

He is squatting.

He doesn't like military uniforms and prefers red makeup. No matter how he dresses up, he looks like a handsome "tomboy".

Beiliang is located in a barbaric wilderness, and its people are strong and heroic, but not very moral. A group of children of the King of Beiliang also inherited the King of Beiliang's habits and were homeless.

Qu Miaoyin is the same, she likes to travel around, play everywhere, and even hangs out with handsome young men.

The young master who was looking for him saw Qu Miaoyin's appearance and heard his name again. Hey, what a pretty "girl", dressed in men's clothes, and everyone was immediately elated.

Come and go, it's you and me.

Anyway, things are pretty much what everyone thinks.

Logically speaking, this is not a sin and does not bother anyone, but the problem is that when there is a huge discrepancy between imagination and reality, it can easily scare people.

The first young man loosened his clothes and took off his belt to take a look.

He screamed in fright on the spot and ran away without even wearing any clothes.

The second one was even worse, he shrank on the spot.

The third jumps out of the window.

The fourth jumped into the river.

The fifth one didn't escape, so he knelt down and begged for mercy, calling himself "big brother".

After going back and forth again and again, Qu Miaoyin also understood that this kind of thing must be agreed between you and me. You can't hide it in advance, you have to find the same person.

After searching and searching, I finally found one.

Northern Liang Hussar General, Yan Yunli.

Yan Yunli was born into a family of generals. He was awarded the title of general for his military exploits at the age of twenty. He was very heroic and charming.

One is the general's son, and the other is the prince of the palace.

Both sides know each other well, but the closer they get, the closer they get. Needless to say, they both understand each other's intentions.

As soon as they went back and forth, the two parties became deeply in love, and they stayed and flew together.

The customs of Beiliang were fierce and barbaric, and no one thought there was anything wrong with it, so it gradually became public.

Logically speaking, if the world accepts them and the two of them love each other, that's fine.

But the problem is, Qu Miaoyin is the prince after all. Everything is easy to say when Qu Nanfeng is in power. But once Qu Nanfeng dies, everything will be in chaos.

Beiliang Kingdom is a country where a bunch of arrogant soldiers gather together. Whoever has the biggest fist is the king. There is no etiquette at all.

As soon as Qu Nanfeng died, the generals with heavy troops coveted the throne. They immediately recruited a prince and established a "royal court". To put it bluntly, they used the "emperor" to control the princes. The pig's brains outplayed the dog's brains.

It's just that there are a lot of "emperors" in Beiliang. Qu Nanfeng has more than a dozen sons after all.

Qu Miaoyin was also elected as the "king" by the Yan family where Yan Yunli lived.

The process was a bit long, but the final result was that Yan Yunli conquered Beiliang from east to west and pacified Beiliang, and rebuilt the royal court of Beiliang.

Qu Miaoyin became the nominal King of Northern Liang, and Yan Yunli became the de facto King of Northern Liang.
Chapter completed!