After wearing the book, I became the villain's princess

Chapter 401
Ning Jin opened the veil and approached the bed, until she reached the last layer of veil, before she raised her hand, there was a coughing sound from inside.

Then a hoarse voice came from inside, "It's fine here."

Ning Jin paused and did not take a step forward.

A person could be vaguely seen lying on the bed.

"What are you doing here?"

Ning Jin lowered her head, "I just want to see the queen mother."

"Ahem... I heard from Zhao'er that you are willing to give up your identity as Princess Ye and return to the Lan family. Now that Ye Guo is eyeing Nanyang, you don't have to be troubled by it."

It turned out that the queen also knew.

"Actually, I don't care about these things. I want to ask the queen mother if she knows something about King Jing?"

As soon as this question came out, the sound of breathing on the other side seemed to be much lighter.

After a long time, the queen said, "What did you find?"

"Actually, it's nothing, I just have doubts in my heart." She has guessed, but she has no evidence to prove it, "I think there are not many people who know King Jing."

She had asked Princess Rong, and Princess Rong had only guessed a thing or two about King Jing's past.

After much thought, I decided to come over and ask the queen.

"Even if that child has a different heart, I can't do anything about it. His mother died because of me back then. The crown prince shouldn't belong to Zhao'er."

Ning Jin raised her head suddenly, shocked.

He opened his mouth and said, "It was because of this incident that the late emperor left a posthumous photo. The eldest grandson of the emperor will be the next crown prince."

"I didn't expect you to know this. The late emperor knew my identity. How could he let me live? It was the emperor who insisted on this. An emperor's grandson is born no matter which prince is the next prince."

"Afterwards, this was kept as a secret in the Huguo Temple. Except for those who participated in the past, no one knew about it. I didn't expect it to be kept secret...cough cough cough..."

If you don't hide it, you don't know what the prince below will do.

Ning Jin said: "Why is there a generation gap? Is it for King Jing?"

Then everything makes sense.

"The first emperor didn't want the child I gave birth to be the crown prince at all, and he didn't want Zhao'er's child to continue to be the emperor of Nanyang. I regretted it at that moment."

The queen's voice weakened, accompanied by a low cough, not as energetic as before.

Ning Jin: "What happened to King Jing's mother?"

Speaking of the past, the queen got up slightly, leaned on the high pillow, and said slowly: "His mother and the emperor are childhood sweethearts, and his mother is the princess Yue who was the most beloved by the late emperor. Princess Yue is not a member of the royal family. The late emperor Because there is no one in her family, Princess Yue is young, and thinking that her father was loyal and loyal, she was named Princess and enjoys the same treatment as a royal princess."

"No one thought that Princess Yue, who was the most beloved back then, would actually choose the emperor. After all, the emperor was still a prince who could be bullied at that time. Later, because of my appearance, and all the things that happened later, Princess Yue Leaving Qi Qin, who was just full moon, jumping into the river."

The various reasons for this, the queen did not say.

Ning Jin probably guessed it.

In the end, the emperor still failed Princess Yue's friendship, but how could Qi Qin's birth mean that the emperor didn't have a trace of friendship in his heart.

It's just that at that time, most of the emperor's heart was given to the queen.

"I haven't heard who King Jing's mother is. Didn't the emperor give Princess Yue a title?"

After all, Princess Yue gave birth to King Jing.

"It was not allowed by the first emperor, and finally entered the royal tomb with the princess's funeral."

Then no one knew that Princess Yue was actually King Jing's biological mother.

(End of this chapter)