The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1536
As for King Xiang, it was indeed beyond Qu Tiange's expectations, but he also knew afterwards that King Xiang had discussed the play with Tang Rong after seeing the prince go crazy dancing with a sword.

With this play, the prince's drunkenness is not as simple as going crazy, and it also made a great contribution to the abolished prince later.

It was only then that Tang Nineteen realized that his little acting skills in plotting against the concubine was like a child running a house when he put them in Qu Tiange's big conspiracy pile.

However, if it weren't for her little play, there would be no accusation of poisoning by the princess to promote the plot.

It can be said that the husband and wife have made a perfect cooperation unconsciously. The degree of tacit understanding is out of [-]. Tang Shijiu gave himself [-] points, an extra point for pride.

So far, the shortest prince in the history of Daliang has completely dimmed before he started to shine.

And Tang Nineteen heard that shortly after the crown prince was deposed, the crown princess fell ill. At first it was just a strange smell from her body, but later she was ignored by the crown prince because of the smell, and was also disgusted by her two children. Suffering from heart disease, depressed all day long, and soon collapsed.

The hundred-day smell, as the name suggests, will dissipate on its own after a hundred days.

Tang Nineteen had no sympathy for her at all, only because of what happened to Huang Jue that day, Tang Nineteen still held a grudge in his heart.

She must be revenged, she is such a stingy person.

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The crown prince stepped down, and the position of the East Palace was once again vacant.

Throughout the autumn, no one, including the emperor, mentioned the matter of establishing a crown prince.

Before winter, there was a sudden burst of autumn heat. The weather changed suddenly. Many people fell ill, including the emperor.

The emperor's illness was like a mountain falling. He had a high fever for a while, his mind was dizzy, and his whole body was sore.

The imperial hospital diagnosed him with wind-cold disease, but he didn't know if he was too tired or he was really old. This wind-cold, he went on and off, like a cocoon, until the first snow fell in winter, he was still energetic Not good, often cough.

This cough lasted until the Chinese New Year, when another wind and cold struck, the emperor couldn't resist it, and got caught again.

Under the two blows of wind and cold, the court finally had some voices, and felt that the emperor had worked too hard, so it was better to establish a prince early so that he could share the burden.

The emperor probably also understood that it was inevitable to establish a prince.

The situation in the DPRK and China suddenly became treacherous and severe again.

The Qi family ran around after the prince stepped down, in exchange for the king's support group getting bigger and bigger.

As for Qu Tiange, he didn't make any big moves, but those civil servants and military officials, whoever had a bit of insight, understood that today's King Qin is no longer the King Qin of that day.

The two factions of the DPRK and China stand in a clear line.

Up and down the court, every day is full of the smell of gunpowder fighting.

The emperor also seems to have tacitly condoned the dispute between the two factions, and his attitude is not clear, but judging from his condoning the dispute between the factions, he is also watching and investigating to find the best person.

Tang Nineteen, as Qu Tiange's support team, often used his talents and wisdom to help Qu Tiange make suggestions.

In fact, in this final battle, Tang Shijiu was not optimistic about Qian Wang at all.

It's just that the power of the queen's family behind the king should not be underestimated.

Tang Nineteen's biological father was a neutral faction, which made people irritated.

But Tang Rong got married. At the end of autumn, he married the emperor's fifth princess. Tang Nineteen wrote a letter to the girl in southern Xinjiang who ran away from home to look for Tang Rong, and was found by her father halfway back. Haas.

(End of this chapter)