Chapter 1281-Choice

< br >Chapter 1281 chooses < br >: "according to the ancestral rules, there must be three edicts for the succession of the throne. After promulgation, one must be announced to the world to keep the archives, the other at the Shanggong Tai Temple to comfort the ancestors, and the other to be kept by the new monarch." < br >"at that time, the emperor only had time to write two edicts, one on the royal table and the other in the hands of the eunuch." < br >"Today, the Holy Master only thought that the emperor had not had time to finish it, so he changed the biography of the imperial edict on the table from ten to seven, but he did not know that there was still a manuscript in the hands of the eunuch." < br >"but even so, the eunuch knew full well that he would never keep him as a confidant of the emperor, so he told the secret to the maid who ate with him overnight, and then he was killed and died, and no bones have been found so far." < br >"cha-cha, the maid who ate with him was King Wen's nanny. For fear of getting into trouble, the maid told King Wen the edict and the secret. Then" < br >"and King Wen killed her, didn't he?" Li Chen asked. < br >Nangong Shouzhong nodded. < br >Li Chen took a deep breath. < br >although it has happened for so many years, he is not a person who has experienced it in person. Even when this happened, his body was not even born, and he himself is still a long way from crossing over. < br >but hearing these words of Nangong Shouzhong, Li Chen seemed to feel the blood that had precipitated for decades, still not completely dispersed. < br >God knows, behind the tragic capture of Kowloon after the death of the former emperor, there is still such a tortuous, strange and horrible and bloody plot. < br >Emperor Daxing once again refreshed Li Chen's understanding of the four words of ruthlessness. < br >you don't have to ask any more questions. < br >after the Emperor Daxing seized the opportunity and succeeded in ascending the throne, there was almost no way for others to change the facts, only the imperial edict handed down by King Wen could be changed. < br >(adsbygoogle = indo.adsbygoogle | | []) .ush ({}); < br >but King Wen didn't take it out. < br >this is also easy to understand. < br >first of all, taking it out is not good for King Wen. < br >second, after taking it out, no matter what the result, King Wen will die. < br >if Emperor Daxing successfully defended this improperly acquired throne, there would be no need to say much about the fate of King Wen. < br >but if King Ning sets things right, what does he think of King Wen? < br >grateful? < br >impossible. < br >King Ning will only wonder if King Wen can have such a secret, will there be any other secrets? < br >this secret can help him, so can other secrets threaten him? < br >there is no right or wrong in the struggle for the throne, and there is no good or bad in the emperor's mind. < br >so King Wen kept this thing, in case the situation changes in the future, it may become a wonderful move to disturb the muddy waters of the world. < br >countless possibilities flashed through Li Chen's mind in a short period of time. < br >at last, he set his eyes on Nangong Shouzhong and narrowed his eyes slightly. No one knew what was going on in his heart. < br >Nangong Shouzhong could feel the danger and terror that almost condensed into substance, and he knew that he was really endangered by the situation at this time. < br >"your Highness, Cao Min has been around King Wen for many years and knows too much about King Wen. If his Highness does not save Cao Min, he will definitely die when he goes back." < br >this sentence may seem like nonsense, but it is actually the most appropriate one right now. < br >because Nangong Shouzhong accurately revealed a message to Li Chen: I have many other secrets of King Wen. If your Highness wants to deal with King Wen, you can't do without my help. < br >I can't die, you have to save me. < br >< br/ >< br >