The whole capital thinks I'm a lone star

Chapter 259 I Don't Kill Boren, Boren Died Because of Me
At that time, he made an idea for King Hui. Before the decisive battle in Tuka Valley, King Hui cut off the communication between King Sheng and several other black armored troops. All the so-called Sheng Wang's orders received by other Heijia troops were forged by him imitating Sheng Wang's handwriting.

The purpose is to let those black armored troops rush to the forefront, and use their sacrifices in exchange for victory in the war. The border victory, heavy casualties of the black armored army is the best situation he expects, which can greatly weaken King Sheng's power.

What he didn't expect was that His Royal Highness Hui Wang was not satisfied with this, and even used those letters as evidence that Sheng Wang wanted to control the border and took the opportunity to conspire against him. He changed from a good general who killed the enemy bravely to a sinner who treasoned and treasoned.

In fact, there are many places in the evidence that cannot withstand scrutiny. If the first emperor hadn't been afraid of King Sheng for a long time, if he could have given King Sheng a chance to return to Beijing to defend himself, there would be no tragedy in Tuka Valley.

I don't kill Boren, Boren died because of me.

At that time, Han Ziya was disheartened, and realized that King Hui was no longer the King Hui he liked. In the next two years, if he hadn't known that King Sheng was still alive, it would have been impossible for him to stay.

During those two years, he had been helping Prince Sheng and Concubine Sheng privately, but it was a pity that Prince Sheng was seriously injured and had to endure two years of hard work, so he still went.

Han Ziya had no reason to stay in the capital, and bid farewell to His Majesty who had already ascended the throne and proclaimed himself Emperor. Although His Majesty regretted it, he still respected his wishes.

Han Ziya already knew that His Majesty would not let him or leave the capital easily, and had already prepared a way out for himself.

Emperor Chu knew that he was a human being, and had been looking for him in secret all these years after he failed to hunt him down.

Han Ziya told Wei Zhao and others what happened back then, with a remorseful expression, but no one present sympathized with him.

After hearing what he said, Wei Zhao breathed out, the more he knew about the past, the more desolate he felt, "Han Ziya, it's time for you to atone for what you did back then."

Wei Zhao looked at Qin Chuan and Qin Li, "Take him out first and wait, I'll come later."

She originally planned to go to the farm, but since she met a few older brothers here, there was no need to go to the farm again.

The people on Chuhuang's side missed a single blow, and there should be new moves on the capital's side soon, and Han Ziya must be taken away as soon as possible.

"Big Brother, Second Brother, Third Brother," Wei Zhao looked at the three brothers, "I ask for your help."

Wei Lan said with a smile: "If you have anything to say, just ask."

Wei Yu: "We came out this time to help you."

Wei Heng: "Sister, just speak up, no matter what, Third Brother will do it for you."

Wei Zhao smiled, "Don't worry, third brother, it will never be easy."

She looked at Wei Lan, "Brother, what do you think of Lingnan?"

Wei Lan looked around, "The air is humid and the climate is pleasant. It is also known as the two major granaries of Dachu along with Jiangnan."

"Yes, Jiangnan was seriously affected by the disaster, and it will take at least three years to restore it to its former glory. Lingnan is a very important granary. Brother, Lingnan needs you."

Wei Zhao's tone was serious, Wei Lan remembered what she said about her purpose of going down the mountain, and suddenly realized something, "Is it?"

The importance of food will be highlighted only when the war is about to start.

Wei Zhao nodded, knowing what the elder brother wanted to say, "Big brother was wronged to go to the Lingnan prefect's mansion to be a counselor."

(End of this chapter)