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Chapter 1299 Return of the Bead 32
Hearing this, the spies were so frightened by the shocking thunderbolt that they galloped back to the border to report the news to King Xian. It means that a good person has been found to frame the virtuous king for treason, and he only owes the "east wind", which should be the concubine, oh no, Wang Yuanniang (whether the emperor approved Yijue, Wang Yuanniang is no longer the virtuous concubine, or in the hearts of the spies, this poisonous woman who betrayed the prince Not worthy to be a princess, anyway, it is not a princess, but Wang Yuanniang) fake letter in hand.

Hearing this, King Xian couldn't help being angry, but at the same time he couldn't help but feel a little sad, which is normal, after all, whoever was betrayed by his wife or tried to be killed by his father as a rebel would not be very happy.

Although King Xian was angry and sad, he also knew that the matter was serious, and this was not the time to be sad, so he didn't delay, and hurriedly found An Ran, Zhang Canjun and other confidants, and told them about it.

When everyone heard that Concubine Xian was actually an undercover agent of King Xin, she forged a letter of rebellion to expose King Xian, and heard that the Holy Majesty wanted to arrest King Xian for treason and go to Beijing for interrogation, all of them turned livid with anger.

An Ran, who had known the truth for a long time, calmed down a bit, and immediately said: "Your Highness must have never written such a treasonous letter, but His Highness signed such a name?"

The Xian Wang sighed, and said: "Wang Yuanniang did take a blank piece of paper and asked me to write my name, saying that she wanted to see my handwriting, how did I know that the person next to my pillow and my concubine would harm me? I wrote it myself, but I don’t know she did it for this.”

"Then what should we do now? Although the spies came back quickly, the eunuchs who delivered the decree in the first batch of Beijing left before the spies. I'm afraid they will arrive soon. What are our plans?" Zhang Canjun said.

"I'm going to go to Beijing to make a performance, and I will explain it clearly to my father," Xian Wang said.

"No!" An Ran, Zhang Canjun and several confidants said in unison.

Seeing their objection, King Xian said: "Father is only bewitched by the villain, and I have been at the border all year round, and the relationship between father and son is weak, so this kind of thing will happen. As long as I explain clearly, Father will clear up this misunderstanding. The emperor is not the kind of foolish king."

An Ran said: "Although the lord is right, we can't afford to gamble, and we can't afford to lose."

After hearing An Ran's words, Zhang Canjun also nodded and said, "That's right! You can't go to Beijing. If you really go to Beijing, it will be very difficult to come out again!... Unless you bring the thousand special forces under An Ran's command and the elite of the army with you. Wan, otherwise, who can rest assured."

King Xian couldn't help laughing when he heard this, and said: "Without the emperor's order, who would dare to lead troops into Beijing? You are afraid that the rumors of my rebellion are not true, so you deliberately let me be true."

"Tell me, so what if it's true?" An Ran said indifferently. "I am different from what the prince thinks. Since we didn't rebel, the emperor insisted that we rebelled. We can't let others say that your majesty is lying. It's not a golden talk. Just rebel. Since we like to label us, then we Just let the old man realize his wish."

Although King Xian knew that An Ran was always unscrupulous, he really didn't expect that she could even say such words as rebellion. He looked at the civil servants and generals around him, and saw that everyone was looking at their eyes, nose, nose and heart, but No one objected, so they knew that they actually thought about the same as An Ran, and didn't want to hear the imperial decree and go to Beijing to be punished.

He has always been honest - otherwise he would not be able to tolerate people like An Ran, who is still a woman - he originally wanted to go to Beijing to express his love to his father, and he also knew that once he went to Beijing, he was afraid that the end would be bad. But let him rebel, he is not willing.

Originally, he really thought so—if no one who can influence him persuades him, it’s like being in the original world—but it’s different now, someone who can influence him (An Ran) persuades him, let’s see None of his subordinates were willing to die by themselves, the Xian King couldn't help sighing: "Rebellion will kill people."

That's why he didn't want to rebel.

An Ran said: "Once the lord dies, His Majesty will definitely clean up our hardcore supporters, even if the heads are not separated, in order to prevent us from doing anything, His Majesty will definitely send us to other places and disperse them , will not let us continue to gather here. And once we leave, most of the other people in the court will be mediocre people. I am afraid that they will not be able to guard the border. When the border is lost and the Kun tribe invades, I am afraid that more people will die .”

"As for the prince's rebellion, once it is done well, it will probably kill a few people in the capital. Besides, the prince has been in the people for many years and knows the sufferings of the people. None of the princes in the court, who are older than the deep palace, are capable. If they succeed to the throne, God knows how many people will be killed. If the prince ascends the throne, he must be a virtuous king. Wouldn’t it be great to treat the common people better then?”

"I'm afraid the lord won't think about it. What Yu Gong said, if I want to say something private, if someone asks me to die, then I will definitely save my own life first. As for how many people will die in order to save my life, I don't know." Never mind, it’s fine if I don’t die anyway. I’m not a saint anyway, and whoever speaks morally to me before life and death is the most immoral.”

The virtuous king listened and bowed his head in thought.

Seeing that King Xian seemed to be moved by An Ran, Zhang Canjun hurriedly helped An Ran add fuel to the fire, saying: "Your Highness, General Li is right! Even if the prince does not rebel, there may not be fewer people who will die in the future. In a big way, the prince will ascend the throne, and the dynasty will be stable and long-lasting. Otherwise, let alone a few people die, I am afraid that the country and the country will perish. Even if your highness does not think about other things, you must always think about the country and the country , you don’t want foreigners to dominate the Central Plains in the future, do you?”

"Even so, I'm afraid that the people will not agree with such a thing as rebellion, and the people's hearts will turn against them..." Xian Wang said hesitantly.

He usually doesn't hesitate so much when it comes to fighting, but the matter of rebellion is no small matter, he can't be said a few words by others, and he immediately agrees, it involves too many things, and he can't let him not think about it.

An Ran said: "It's nothing. History has always been written by the victors. The victors are kings, and the losers are bandits. King Qin's Xuanwu sect is a murderer who forced his father to abdicate, but he is the most famous emperor in history. What's the matter? After the prince came to power, if he was kind to the people, the people would remember your kindness, and they would not remember whether you rebelled. Besides, it was not you who wanted to rebel, it was the emperor who wanted your life, and you had to rebel. The nature is different."

Seeing the hesitation of the virtuous king, and seeing An Ran's persuasion, other civil servants and military generals also spoke one after another, inciting the virtuous king to rebel.

What a joke, of course they don't want King Xian to be killed by Emperor Cheng'an, after all they have already been tied to the boat of King Xian, who wants to capsize it?
(End of this chapter)