Dress up and fight!

Chapter 1748 Once entering the Houmen, it is as deep as the sea (79)

Shadow Two looked up at the judge in astonishment: He won't just lose his job.

Seeing Ying Er's stupid face, the judge was a little speechless: "Since you have obtained the natal magic weapon, you can do ghost battles in the future!"
The ghost messengers are responsible for extraditing those ghosts, but when the ghosts riot, they will dispatch ghost wars to suppress them. On top of the ghost wars, there are ghost generals. These are the soldiers who protect the underworld.

After hearing the judge's words, Ying Er's expression changed from dull to surprised, and his mouth was also opened: he was actually promoted.

The judge felt his mind was buzzing, this Ying Er was too stupid to look at it: "Hurry up, hurry up, I still have business to do."

Ying Er didn't notice the judge's rejection of him, instead he licked his face and asked: "My lord, next time there is such a good thing to get close to Miss Lan, let's ask the younger one to go!" This Miss Lan is really his. Lucky star!
Judge: "Get out!" He told the judge to get out without stopping.
Shadow [-]: "." It's so simple and clear.

The emperor is gone!
It happened suddenly.

There was no movement around the imperial study that day, a young eunuch who had something to report to the chief executive waited outside the door for a full hour before slipping quietly into the yard of the imperial kitchen through the corner door.

But as soon as he arrived at the door of the imperial study, the little eunuch was so frightened that he ran out.

Because on the ground outside the imperial study room, lay the head steward and a dozen or so small palace servants.

When the little eunuch was running outside, he suddenly found that the shadow of the tree on the ground was wrong. He suddenly looked up, only to find that more than twenty shadow guards were being dumped in the canopy of the century-old tree in the yard.
Knowing that something happened in the imperial study, the guards quickly sealed off the palace, and passed the news to the prince in time, asking the prince to come out and preside over the overall situation.

The hidden guards who were hanged upside down and the palace servants lying on the ground were alive and dead, and those who had done evil things had their necks wrung out.

As for the others, they were just knocked out.

But the emperor seemed to have evaporated. The prince searched the entire imperial study room, but couldn't find the emperor's whereabouts.

Because he didn't know that there was a secret room in the imperial study, the prince had no choice but to claim that the emperor was robbed in the palace, and at the same time sent countless soldiers and horses to find the emperor's whereabouts.

But for some reason, the words that Jin Qing said at the beginning always rang in the ears of the prince: "It took me a cup of tea to knock out the people in your house today. Guess how long it will take me to wash the palace with blood."

Half a year later, the emperor still failed to return to court. The courtiers first used conspiracy theories to speculate all over the surrounding countries, and then made a book to implore the prince to take over.

The crown prince refused several times at first, and then half-pushed and half-satisfied the requests of all the courtiers.

At the same time, he claimed that he was only governing the country on his behalf. As long as the emperor returned to the court, he would return the throne to his father.

This behavior has won unanimous praise from the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty and scholars all over the world.

Since the empress took the emperor's "tonic medicine" for a whole month, her body was not as good as before, and she no longer had the mind to toss about the affairs in the court, but to eat fast and worship Buddha in the harem with peace of mind, and pray for the new emperor by the way.

Whenever the night is quiet, the queen will take out a small swaddle from the organ in the corner of the Buddhist hall, and gently trace the pattern on it with her fingers.

Due to being held by the queen all the year round, the edges of the swaddling clothes have been somewhat damaged, and even the patterns have faded.

This swaddle was used by King Tan when he was a child.

It's all the meat that fell from her body. How could the queen have alienated her own son just because King Yi was raised by the imperial concubine for six years.

It's just that when King Yi was brought back, the crown prince was already in his prime, and he was full of hostility towards this younger brother who appeared out of nowhere.

Both of them are legitimate sons, so the prince is naturally afraid that his younger brother will compete with him for that position in the future.

After all, the youngest son will be favored more by others, but the princes in history have not had a good end.

How many times, the queen saw the prince laughing with the king, but after the king turned around, the prince began to look at the king with the eyes that looked at the dead.

The queen who looked at her with cold eyes felt trembling for a while. The prince has grown up, and his temperament cannot be restrained at all.

And if she intervenes too much, maybe the prince will think that she prefers King Tan
Forced to do so, the queen had no choice but to wait to see King Tan in various ways, and alienated King Cheng, so that the prince could clearly see that King Tan did not pose any threat to him at all.

For this reason, she did not hesitate to fabricate a ridiculous nightmare.

Sure enough, the prince let go of the king, and the queen and the king were completely divorced.

At the beginning, the queen wanted the king to go to the fief, and her obstruction was actually another form of facilitation.

On the day when King Tan asked for marriage, the prince entered the palace just to find out about the situation. If it wasn't for seeing her making things difficult for King Tan, how could King Tan marry Lan Ruyu successfully?
Even the fat butler next to King Tan was secretly operated by the Queen for King Tan.

The butler is also an infatuated kind. He was a scholar back then, and had a relationship with Zuo Menghan, and later entered the palace and became a eunuch for Zuo Menghan.

If such a person is placed next to the king, he will naturally plan for the king wholeheartedly, so that the queen can feel at ease.

Every movement of the queen, Mingli seems to be disgusted with the king.

But in fact, those dislikes are mixed with the deepest love of a mother.

The first emperor should have seen through the queen's methods, otherwise he would not have ridiculed the queen, saying that the queen is far worse than Zuo Menghan.

Also protecting the king, Zuo Menghan is the most perfect mother in the heart of the king, and the queen is operating herself as a standard stepmother.
Putting the baby back in place, the queen's eye circles were a little red: she never thought that her youngest son would have such abilities and manage Beijiang so well.

But she knew that if one day, the new emperor felt that Beijiang would become a threat to him, he would definitely attack King Yi.

She didn't let King Tan raise soldiers, just to reassure the new emperor, but now it seems that she may have harmed her son.

The queen sighed: It's okay, it's okay, she made King Yi always enter Beijing one month later than other feudal kings.

In this way, if the new emperor wants to take away the northern border in the future, he will have such an excuse of being disrespectful to the emperor, at least he does not need to set other traps, which eventually killed the king.

Putting the beads back in her hand, the queen added some lamp oil to the lamp, and then walked out of the Buddhist hall slowly: adopting children is a debt, and she only hopes that they can grow old safely, as for the mother-in-law and stepmother Whatever, she doesn't care at all.

Hearing the news that the crown prince was about to ascend the throne, Meng Qi lost her mind again: everything has become different. In the last life, the crown prince obviously succeeded to the throne more than ten years later.

(End of this chapter)