Zhao Defang's road to the virtuous king

"The generals don't need to be too polite," Concubine Di said, "I am really pleased that you are loyal to the prince, but Prime Minister Zhao has repeatedly instructed that the Nanqing Palace must not be moved rashly, otherwise it will make the prince even more dangerous."

"Your Majesty, the prince is a benevolent person, and he will never do anything to kill the king. Doesn't your majesty believe in the prince?"

"I don't know either." Concubine Di shook her head

Nan Gongwen said, "Everyone, the case is still being investigated, and the army outside the door is just surrounding it. If the crime has been confirmed, they would have come in to arrest people, so it seems that the prince is still fine for the time being."

"But something will happen at any time," a general said, "Your Majesty, there are at least a thousand guards and imperial guards in our Nanqing Palace. If something really happens, the general will wait to protect your empress and the prince and princess to escape! "

"The general's kindness is appreciated by me." Concubine Di said, "I believe in the lord's innocence. Even if something happens to the lord, I and the children will follow the lord. Even if they die, they will not insult the lord's reputation."

"Mother! Why are you bothering! When a person dies, everything is gone. If there are still people, sooner or later there will be a day of death."

"Okay!" Song Jiajun yelled, "What?! Are you sure that something will happen to the prince now!"

"Generals," Nan Gongwen said, "It's useless to say anything at this time, please be patient, I think the prince may have a turning point, and Prime Minister Zhao will definitely help the prince."

"Him?" A general said disdainfully, "I'm afraid this person will only please His Majesty."

"No." Jia Jun shook his head, "On the day of the assassination, if the Prime Minister hadn't persuaded him, His Majesty would have issued an order to punish the prince at that time. Nan Gong is right, there must be a turning point! We must trust the prince! The prince will be fine!"

At this time, 12-year-old Wei Xu walked into the main hall, "Mother, when will father come back? Why are there so many guards outside the door, why don't you let us go out?"

"Xu'er" Concubine Di walked over to hug Wei Xu, "It's okay, your father will be back soon."

Nan Gongwen motioned for everyone to withdraw, the generals looked at each other, nodded, bowed their hands to Concubine Di and Wei Xu, and then returned to their duties, Concubine Di was comforting Wei Xu, and the goalkeeper ran in, "See Your Majesty, Your Highness."

"What's the matter?"

"Your Majesty, your elder brother, Lord Di, is outside the gate of the house."

"Brother?" Concubine Di hurriedly brought Weixu to the main gate of Nanqing Palace. Di Shoujie was stopped by the guards in the empty field, and when Concubine Di came out, she shouted, "Your Majesty!"

"Brother!" Concubine Di was about to go out, but the guard stepped forward and cupped her hands to block Concubine Di, "Your Majesty, according to your Majesty's order, no one from Nanqing Palace is allowed to leave the palace."

Concubine Di looked at the guard and said, "Okay, I don't make things difficult for the general, I am standing at this gate, and please ask the general to let Lord Di come here, no one will enter or leave the gate of Nanqing Palace, I want to talk to my brother, Doesn't that violate His Majesty's will?"

The guard thought for a while, turned around and waved his hand, the guard stepped aside, and Di Shoujie ran to the gate, "Your officer kowtows to see your empress!"

"Brother, please get up quickly." Concubine Di helped Di Shoujie up, and the general handed over her hands, "Ma'am, don't talk with Master Di for too long, or you may find it difficult to explain your lowly position."

"Thank you General."

The guard saluted and retreated down the steps, and Di Shoujie looked at Concubine Di, "Madam, I just came back from another county and heard that the prince was imprisoned in heaven. What happened? How could the prince bribe an assassin to kill the king?"