The reborn emperor, you are dismissed

Chapter 146 After the Storm (Addition [-])

"In these years, how much have you accomplished in the political affairs entrusted to you by your father?" He squinted his eyes, and said, "Aside from making profit from it, cheating your superiors and inferiors to live in ignorance, and only doing what is beneficial to you, what else have you done? !"

"That's also because what he gave me were trivial things!" After roaring in anger, he suddenly calmed down and smiled, "Second brother, do you think you can wait for reinforcements by delaying time? Don't say no, even if there is... ..."

"You will also be trapped by your army outside the city, won't you?" An old voice sounded.

Huangfuze trembled, his eyes widened in disbelief.

Emperor Qianqing, who had "died" a long time ago, walked out of the apse, dressed in a dragon robe, majestic, imposing, and with torch-like eyes.

At this time, countless imperial guards rushed in from all directions and surrounded the hall, Xiao Yi hurriedly walked in front of Huangfu Yue, there was still some blood on the armor.

"Your Highness, Yu Qing's [-] troops have been suppressed outside the city."

He nodded slightly, his eyes fell on the bloodstain, vaguely.

The soldiers separated into two groups, and Liu Shengde, the commander of the Imperial Forest Army, hurried into the hall and knelt down with a thud: "See Your Majesty, I am late to rescue you, please forgive me!"

Emperor Qianqing stood with his hands behind his back: "My great general, how is it?"

"Reporting to the emperor, all the people in the Zhen Guo Mansion will be detained in the prison of the Ministry of Criminal Justice, waiting for the emperor's personal trial."

Hearing this, Huangfuze finally let out a long sigh and collapsed on the ground:

"How is it possible, impossible... the seamless plan, what is wrong, what is wrong!"

Emperor Qianqing looked at his eldest son with desolation in his eyes: "I didn't believe it at first. When the prince said that you wanted to rebel, I immediately reprimanded him! Even if it was later found out that there was indeed a deadly substance in the soup, I still didn't believe it." I want to give you a chance!"

"Opportunity?" Huangfuze sneered, "Father is doing this to pave the way for the crown prince, right? It's justifiable to kill others, so I deliberately finished the play, watching my son jumping up and down like a fool, I am happy..."

"Huangfuze!" Emperor Ganqing said angrily, "You have committed such a serious crime, and you still have the face to refute it?"

"Hehe..." He stared at the silent Huangfu Yue, his eyes were like a poisoned sharp blade, "You won, my good second brother, since when did you start to doubt? The fire, or earlier ? When I first proposed to marry Yu Qing's daughter, I should have thought, how can someone like you be sincere to someone? It turned out that they were all played for me, including that Su..."

"Your Majesty!" A palace official stumbled in and rushed in, "I would like to report to the Emperor, Concubine An heard that the Eldest Prince failed to force the palace, so she hanged herself from a beam in the Yunying Palace!"

"Mother Concubine!" The shrill roar echoed in the hall.

Emperor Qianqing turned his eyes away: "Come here, take down the eldest prince."

"Don't come here!" He suddenly pulled out a short blade from his sleeve, and swung it wildly.

"Protect the Emperor!"

Seeing the Imperial Forest Army approaching, Huangfu Yue closed her eyes, turned around and walked outside the hall.

"Prince..." Xiao Yi followed in confusion.

Behind him, there was the sound of liquid splashing and heavy objects falling to the ground.

Huangfuze knew very well that the general situation was over, so naturally he would not choose to live alone, the knife was only left to him as a way out.

He stood at the highest point of Weiyang Palace, overlooking the entire imperial city.

After a night of wind and rain, the morning light has just emerged.

Most of the rebels were beheaded, and the rest were taken to the dungeon. The soldiers guarding the palace had few casualties, and they were lining up to count the number of people.

(End of this chapter)