"No, she had nothing when she died." This was Aunt Asu's answer.

Linlang suddenly realized.

She finally understood where the strange feeling was.

When the palace was on fire, even the rats were able to preserve part of their dried body and severed limbs. But not even the dregs of such a big living person were left behind.

Thinking of the nameless corpse thrown out of the ground in the simulation, Linlang finally had the answer.

It was not that she had not suspected it before, but the concubines in the cold palace were still concubines after all, and even if they were left with a straw mat after death, they would be dealt with clearly.

You can imagine that not only did she die without a complete body, but now that she has a body, she is inexplicably buried under a dead tree.

Qiu Bai obviously also reacted to this.

"There must be something weird in the secret. Her body is probably hidden somewhere."

Linlang cast doubts just right, "By the way, sir, will the trees die in this season? I used to see a dead tree when I was cleaning the palace..."

Sure enough, the other party pondered for a moment.

Then his expression became serious and solemn: "I'm afraid it's not just this season that dies, so go and have a look first!"

Linlang quickly and consciously led the way.

If there were such dead flowers and trees outside the cold palace, they would have been properly disposed of long ago, for fear of being an eyesore to the masters.

But this is a cold palace, with only a group of women in jail with no future.

In addition, the dead tree is tall, quite old and has deep roots, so who would cause such trouble to themselves?

But it is precisely because of this that it becomes the biggest flaw.

…

That dead tree grew in a remote corner, and you could see how it used to have lush branches and leaves, but unfortunately now there is nothing but bare dead branches.

Like a skeleton without flesh.

"This tree..." Qiu Bai stroked the dry and old tree body, frowned and said, "Logically speaking, it shouldn't have such a short life."

"Sir, tell me, could it be that something has sucked all the energy out of me?" Linlang also came over and took a hand and asked.

The other person immediately glanced at her with disgust, as if looking at an idiot who believed that dogs could talk.

"Do you think they are the scholar and the fox demon in the storybook? They are all made up. Little girls, don't believe this kind of deceit."

Linlang's mouth twitched.

This girl is only a few years older than her, but she still treats her as a child.

"Your Majesty, you will know if you let me try it. I just happened to borrow a hoe from someone else, so I think the preparations are quite complete."

As she spoke, she took out the hoe with her backhand, and just as she was about to shove it down, there was a sudden light on her hand, and someone took the thing over.

"grown ups?"

Linlang turned back in disbelief.

The young man was dressed in a plain green shirt, and his slender jade-like hands were as if they were carved by heaven, and they were surprisingly harmonious with the hoe.

"Stand back, I'll do it."

"If you're not an adult, I can do it myself. And this... can you do this?" Linlang was really a bit broke. How dare he ask his boss's distant relative to dig the land for him?

But the young man didn't say anything, and he started working with his hoe a few times. His movements were skillful and neat, without any sloppiness, as if he had done it thousands of times before.

Linlang was stunned there.

I couldn't help but reconsider an issue for a while.

Could this really... be some kind of rich man?
Chapter completed!