The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1926
As for what went wrong, no one knows.

Because they didn't know, everyone felt uneasy.

It's King Yi, who reacted first: "Father is still inside alone, Father."

He rushed in with filial piety written all over his face.

Everyone rushed in, and the emperor lay on the bed, only venting his breath, not breathing in, his eyes bulging like fish eyes, staring at King Yi intently, as if he had something to say.

Everyone knelt down and some people were crying.

King Yi stepped forward and leaned in front of the emperor: "Father, do you have something to say?"

In the ear, very low and very labored, sent a sentence: "You, let go, let go."

King Yi's eyes turned red in an instant, and tears fell like rain: "I know that the sixth brother did not come back. You are sad, my father. These days, my son has been looking for the sixth brother everywhere, but to no avail. Father, you Missing my sixth brother, all my ministers understand."

The emperor's eyes popped out, and then, his body fell, his head tilted to one side.

King Yi watched this scene in shock, stretched out his hand, touched the emperor's breath, and then closed his eyes in pain.

Everyone understood, and a eunuch sang loudly: "The emperor has passed away."

Inside and outside the house, the sound of wailing resounded through the sky.

Outside the city gate, Qu Tiange's heart suddenly ached.

Tang Nineteen noticed his strangeness: "What's the matter, are you uncomfortable?"

Qu Tiange shook his head.

The carriage entered the city, and after passing North Street, the sound of huge bells and horns could be clearly heard.

The death knell, everyone in the car was startled, even the children fell silent, as if everyone understood what this meant.

Qu Tiange's face was clearly in pain, Tang Nineteen held his hand, his hand was cold, and his fingertips were trembling slightly.

How can you really not love, but this love has been so polished that even you can hardly recognize it.

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The emperor's funeral was a big funeral.

Sadness enveloped the palace.

After ten consecutive days of funerals were over, the early court leaders, headed by the left and right ministers, began to propose the appointment of a new emperor.

The eunuch who served personally by the late emperor took out a volume of imperial edict from the red sandalwood box, solemnly pulled the rope away, and everyone held their breath to listen, for fear of missing a single word.

With a sharp voice, the eunuch read out word by word: "I have been on the throne for more than 17 years. The sea and rivers are clear, and the world is peaceful. The people are safe, and the world is humble. The government is clear, and the monarch and ministers are in harmony. Virtue can be compared to the sages, and the achievements are more hopeful to future generations. The eldest son of the emperor, Qu Tianyu..."

No one listened carefully to what was read later, only the name, the result was obvious.

The eldest son of the emperor.

Although when the emperor issued the first imperial decree, everyone was surprised why the emperor thought of passing the throne to the eighth son, King Xuan.

But changing the imperial decree when the imperial decree is chaotic is even more unbelievable.

Immediately someone jumped out, this person was a loyal minister of the Qin Royal Party, so naturally jumping out at this moment was also arranged.

"Everyone can see for all that the emperor wants to pass the throne to King Xuan. How did he get here and become King Yi?"

Immediately someone agreed: "Yes."

Yi Wang himself was also surprised and said: "How could this happen."

Ling Yun stood up and squinted at the household member Wailang who stood up before: "Why, Mr. Liang has any objections? Everyone was waiting outside in the Hall of Mental Cultivation that day."

Mr. Liang has little official position, but he is not small in courage: "It's not that the emperor is the only one in there, the emperor is being coerced if he doesn't keep it."

Ling Yun sneered: "Coercion, Mr. Liang, could it be that you saw it with your own eyes?"

(End of this chapter)