Concubine Allure: Pick up a prince and grab the country

Chapter 487 Chapter 529 Murong Yi

Not only that, Mo Ranqing thought about how to escape from the palace all day long, but Murong Zhang sent someone to call out and learned that Mo Ranqing wanted to escape from the palace because she had an old lover before, Murong Zhang lost patience and forced himself on Mo Ranqing's overlord, When she became pregnant, Mo Ranqing temporarily gave up her plan to leave the palace for the sake of the child, and then gave birth to Murong Yi.

When Murong Yi was three years old, his ex-lover heard about her and asked someone to send a letter to ask her to see her. Mo Ranqing went to the appointment secretly, but was sued by the people in the harem. All the old lovers were brought back to the palace, little Murong Yi was placed on one side, and her old lover was on the other. He threw her a dagger and asked her to choose one to kill, but Mo Ranqing would not kill the other, and asked Murongzhang angrily why he forced her.

So, Murong Zhang picked up the dagger, killed his lover in front of Murong Yi and Mo Ranqing, and took out his still beating heart and threw it to Mo Ranqing. Little Murong Yi was dressed up.

Because of this matter, Murong Yi was hated by Murong Zhang since he was a child, and he was adopted by a humble servant.

Later, when Murong Yi was six years old, he was framed by his eldest son, Murong Xi, to slander Murong Yi in an attempt to poison and kill his father. With all the witnesses and material evidence, Murong Zhang was furious, kicked Murong Yi to the ground, and threw him into the cold palace. , fend for itself.

Later, it was said that Murong Yi was starved to death in the cold palace, and when he was discovered, he had already turned into a bone. Therefore, everyone thought that Murong Yi was dead. Unexpectedly, after many years, the person who sat on the highest throne in Xiliang was actually he.

When investigating Xiliang back then, Chu Yuanheng also sent someone to investigate Murong Yi's biological mother, Mo Ranqing, but there was no clue. It must be that Murong Zhang deliberately destroyed the clues in order to prevent Mo Ranqing's family from finding her, or Mo Ranqing Qing is just a pseudonym, because of Murong Yi's death, this clue was completely shelved.

Now that Xiliang's new emperor ascended the throne, Chu Yuanheng ordered Aoki to re-arrange the eyeliner in Xiliang, and secretly investigated the Mo family tree in the imperial capital to track down Mo Fengyi's whereabouts at this time.

A few days later, Chu Yuanheng got the news that Mo Fengyi's whereabouts were unknown. Mr. Mo's youngest daughter, Mo Qingqing, died of illness more than 20 years ago. The time of her death was exactly the time when Mo Ranqing was taken back to Xiliang Palace by Murong Zhang.

As for the sudden death of the old Xiliang Emperor Murong Zhang and Murong Xi, it seems to be related to a woman named Xuan Qian, no amount of information can be found out.

Chu Yuanheng hadn't confirmed the identity of Xiliang's new emperor yet, but Qi State's court was already arguing over the Xiliang coup.

In order to restore the power as soon as possible, Chu Nanyan believed that Xiliang's internal friction was weak, and it was a good time to take the opportunity to regain Xiliang. When the new emperor ascended the throne, the hearts of the people were unstable and the morale of the army was in turmoil.

Chu Xun had long wanted to recover Xiliang, Nanjing, and unify the Three Kingdoms, but at the beginning of the founding of the country, the loss was huge. After more than 20 years of cultivation and recuperation, the country became stronger and stronger. When it stood at the head of the Three Kingdoms, the Northern Qiang frequently disturbed the South, and Liang and Nanjing also often had various conflicts with Qi State, and Qi State was disturbed by its surroundings.

Now, taking this opportunity, the officials tried their best to advise Fa Liang, so how could he not be moved.

Seeing Chu Xun's shaken face, the second prince and the fourth prince rushed to invite Ying. Huainan King also asked to voluntarily assist the second prince in sending troops to attack Liang, and his position was self-evident.

Only the sixth prince thought that Xiliang's internal affairs were unclear at this time, so it was not appropriate to act too hastily, but was ridiculed by the fourth prince for being ignorant and timid.

(End of this chapter)