The struggle for rebirth is in the harem

Chapter 355

After considering the pros and cons, Liu Heng made up his mind, and he also saw that the war with Quan Rong would come sooner or later, if he didn't fight at this time, he would be showing weakness, so that the other party would be more confident.

Although the natural disasters and man-made disasters in the past few years made the national strength of the Great Qin not strong, the various reforms in these years have only brought the country back to life, and it is far from being truly strong, but the treasury can still support this war.Only when the country is stable can it have the opportunity to become prosperous and strong.

If they can't fight back against Quan Rong fiercely, they will attack again and again, and their appetite will grow bigger and bigger.

In addition to the battle, Liu Heng also announced a shocking news for the government and the public that he would personally conquer.

In the case of not being particularly confident in military strength and money, only when he comes to the battlefield in person can the fighting spirit of the generals be further aroused, and the dog army can also be deterred.

After hearing that Liu Heng was going to conscript himself, Liu Yan was relieved.

During this period of time, Liu Heng has not let go of the investigation, and he can feel that he is also being investigated, which he could have thought of long ago.There are also hidden guards in his house, but they are usually quite inconspicuous, so they have not been discovered.

If Liu Heng still focused on him now, he might not be able to hide the matter of the hidden guards. He almost became murderous and wiped out all fifty hidden guards.

Concubine Ning is also temporarily relieved.Liu Heng checked so tightly, she was also worried, for fear that Liu Yan would not be able to hold on and show his flaws again.

After King Xinyang was sentenced to death for treason, all the men in the mansion were executed together, and other people in the mansion were exiled. As the queen mother of King Xinyang, Concubine Zhen was let go by Liu Heng. The concubine had an idea.

Concubine Zhen Gui was in charge of the entire harem during Emperor Jianwu's time, so she would definitely have contacts in the palace. Concubine Ning could even guess that King Xinyang might have had a hand in Lu Liangdi's matter back then.

The reason why King Xinyang was able to reach into the harem was because of the help of Concubine Zhen.

Concubine Ning thought, now that Concubine Zhen Guifei has no children and is living in Huangjue Temple for the elderly, if she can take over all her confidants buried in the palace, it will definitely be a big help.

But Concubine Zhen Guifei did it for no reason, how could she give these people to her for nothing?

Immediately Concubine Ning came up with an idea. For Concubine Zhen, who had lost all her relatives, she was probably a walking dead.But if he knew that he had a grandson who was still alive, it would naturally be different.

Of course, all the sons of King Xinyang died, and several daughters were exiled far away, so naturally there are no living grandsons.But Concubine Ning sent someone to find Chunxiang, a maid who had served King Xinyang closely, and falsely claimed that she had been adopted by King Xinyang and was now pregnant.

Liu Yan went to Huangjue Temple in person and met Concubine Zhen. To make a long story short, he only told her that Chunxiang was pregnant and that she might have a grandson.

Concubine Zhen was dubious, but the death of King Xinyang hit her too hard. She suddenly knew that there was still a sense of joy from her relatives. Coupled with the recent news of Chunxiang's recent news from Mrs. Zhang, she unknowingly had expectations for her grandson, and she also had feelings in her heart. hoped.

Later, Mrs. Zhang told her that Chunxiang had given birth to a boy. Concubine Zhen thought she had a grandson. Mrs. Zhang even showed her the grandson. The more Concubine Zhen felt that the boy looked more like King Xinyang when she was a child, she believed it even more.

(End of this chapter)