Ye Siming's ears were red, and his face pretended to be cold.

"It's time to get up. If you don't paint again, it will be dark in a while."

Gu Nuoer pouted and let go of his little hand: "Brother Siming didn't call me earlier, hum."

Ye Siming sighed with joy and closed his eyes slightly.

If he was seen by the little thing, how would he explain it?

Next, Ye Siming calmed down, no longer distracted.

Gu Nuo'er also seriously added color.

The two of them worked together until the setting sun at dusk, and they were dyed golden everywhere.

And neither of them noticed.

The butterfly just now landed on the forehead of the empress Xian on the portrait and left for a long time.

...

Concubine Yu has been feeling uneasy for the past few days.

Because Gu Rao emphasized to her before that she saw a group of frogs on her bed.

But when the two entered the room, the bed was empty!

I have searched everywhere in the house, not to mention frogs, not even a single bug!

Concubine Yu immediately decided that Gu Rao was lying, even though Gu Rao cried and said that she really saw it.

But soon, Concubine Yu had hallucinations.

For example, when she was sleeping at night, she would wake up suddenly and hear someone calling her from the window.

From the half-open window, only some black hair can be seen fluttering, but no figure can be seen reflected on the window.

Concubine Yu was so frightened that she called the palace maid. When the lamp was lit, the palace maid opened the window, but there was nothing outside.

Another time, when she came back from reading the scriptures, she just wanted to drink some water when she entered the house.

But he saw a blood-stained phoenix print on his desk!

It looks very similar to the one she designed to frame the late queen and let the late emperor force the late queen to hand it over!

Concubine Yu screamed and fell to the ground in fright.

When the palace maid hurried again, there were only teacups and teapots on the table.

Many times in a row, Concubine Yu seemed to be insane, making a fuss at every turn.

Her son, the abolition king Gu Yongxuan, used to cry and feel sad in the house every day.

Knowing that his mother was half crazy, she seemed to be hit by a ghost, and even cried quietly, for fear that the ghost would come to him!

Gu Rao also silently avoided Concubine Yu.

On this day, Concubine Yu went to chant scriptures as usual.

The hallucinations tortured for days made her lethargic, and she didn't even dare to sleep.

A face showed old age, two dark blue eyes with thick eye sockets, and there were wrinkles that could not be covered at the end of the eyes.

Concubine Yu quickly walked into the Buddhist hall.

Usually, she was reluctant to come to recite the scriptures for the first queen, but now, she regards this place as her own sanctuary!

The temple is full of gods and Buddhas, so I can't let ghosts follow her in!

However, when Concubine Yu picked up the Buddhist scriptures, as soon as she looked up, the voice of the first empress Chi came from her ears.

There was also a cool breeze, passing by her neck!

"Why don't you kneel when you are chanting?"

This voice, Yu Taifei will not admit wrong!

She fell to the ground in horror, howling like crazy: "Chi Shi! I know it's you! It must be you! You want to scare me to death, I'm not afraid of you!"

When the maids outside the Buddhist hall saw her like this, they all looked at each other.

Watching Yu Taifei roaring like crazy inside, and then rolling back and forth, as if being kicked back and forth.

The movement she made was so loud that the little palace maids were frightened.

In the end, the Imperial Guard came in and carried away the dying Concubine Yu.

She couldn't stop chanting: "Chi Shi... just sitting on the Buddhist platform, I saw... She must have come to kill me!"

When Concubine Yu went crazy and was haunted by ghosts, it spread to the ears of the palaces.

Gu Nuo'er also heard about it.

The little guy's eyes were dark and bright, with agile waves. She smiled and said to Wanyin, "Don't do anything wrong, don't be afraid of ghosts knocking on the door! Only when there are ghosts in your heart will you be afraid of everything."