King of Han Dynasty of Ming Dynasty

Chapter 19: Using one’s body as bait to express thoughts (please read and collect)
  Ying Tianfu.

There is a temple located among green trees more than ten kilometers away. It has apricot walls, blue-gray ridges, pale green towering ancient trees, and thick closed bronze doors.

The Buddhist hall in the courtyard is silent and ethereal at night.

The oil lamps in the main hall swayed with the breeze that slipped in from time to time through the cracks in the windows.

Under the dim yellow light, only a huge Buddha statue with a gold-plated body was dimly visible. Three finger-thick incense sticks were burning in the incense burner in front of the altar table, and the smoke was curling up.

On the mottled wooden table, there are several plates of fruits.

Hanging above the Buddhist hall, the yellow curtain cloth has been burned by fireworks for many years, giving it a light soot color.

On the futon in front of the Buddha, there is a handsome young monk wearing a green shirt. His eyes are closed and his expression is solemn. He holds a string of Buddhist beads in his hand and chants Buddhist scriptures with his lips slightly opened from time to time.

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  At this moment, the closed Zen door behind him was pushed open, and the cold wind of late autumn poured in, causing the temperature in the entire room to drop several degrees.

The young monk sitting cross-legged on the futon shivered unconsciously in the face of the sudden cold wind.

At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang told him very solemnly when he was dying, asking him to open it again at the most critical moment in the future.

When Zhu Di broke through Yingtianfu City, he knew that he had no way to save himself, so he remembered a mysterious box that Zhu Yuanzhang had left to him before his death.

Listening to the salutes and greetings, Zhu Yunwen slowly opened his eyes, stopped holding the prayer beads in his right hand, raised his head and stared at the huge Buddha statue in front of him for a long time.

He stretched out his hand and gently closed the door of the palace, came to the monk in Tsing Yi who was sitting on the futon, and saluted with great respect:
  "See Your Majesty."

He also immediately understood the intentions of his imperial grandfather, and had to sigh with emotion at Zhu Yuanzhang's deep thoughts.

"There is no such thing as His Majesty here."

Then the middle-aged man met Zhu Gaoxu and described everything he said, as well as Zhu Gaoxu's expression and attitude.

The monk in Tsing Yi was none other than Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen, who had been robbed of his kingdom by his own fourth uncle.

Ha ha
  Zhu Yunwen chuckled, waved his hand at him with an indifferent expression, and asked without getting too hung up on the title:

Then he ordered the people around him to shave off his hair, put on cassocks, and escaped from the palace through a secret passage. He came to the temple where Zhu Yuanzhang had prepared for him to hide.

The middle-aged man tensed up in vain, a trace of regret flashed in his eyes, he knelt down and prostrated, and loudly expressed his loyalty:

"How did things go?"

When he ordered someone to open the box, it turned out that there was only a knife for shaving and a cassock worn by a monk.

"You will always be our Majesty."

After describing all the events in the Han Palace, the middle-aged man paused, his expression became extremely solemn, and said:

Then he turned his head and looked at the middle-aged man who was saluting beside him, and said in a slightly hoarse voice:

"There is only one monk in green clothes."

He almost expected this fate.

I have been here for so many years and have never been anywhere.

The person who came in was none other than the person who had gone to the residence of Han King Zhu Gaoxu and threatened to give him a white hat.

"How did the King of Han react?"

"His Majesty!"

"But after I left the palace of King Han, I heard from people below that the King of Han didn't stay in the palace for more than a cup of tea before he got up and went to the palace."

"If nothing else happens, the King of Han should have gone to the palace to report the things we mentioned."

"In this case, the rebels will spare no effort to find your whereabouts during this period."

"For your own safety, would you like to leave the temple and hide in the back mountain?"

"When we have found out everything and determined certain things, you can come back."

Understood the cause and ins and outs of the matter.

Zhu Yunwen smiled unconsciously, waved his hand, and responded softly:
  "No problem."

"This is what we want to see and the result we most hope to see."

"The bait has been thrown, so there is no reason for me to leave." After thinking for a moment, he continued:
  "You did a good job in this matter."

"Order people to pay close attention to the situation in the Exiled Land on the northern border, as well as the contact location you left before, and see how they react."

"Remember not to be careless, this is related to whether the tens of thousands of us who have been exiled can be saved."

"There is no definite result, so those people should not act rashly."

"have you understood?"

The middle-aged man was shaken and responded solemnly:

"promise!!"

After receiving a satisfactory answer, Zhu Yunwen waved his hand:
  "Okay, it's getting late, go down and rest early!"

When the middle-aged man disappeared, Zhu Yunwen turned around and stared at the dim candlelight not far away that was swaying in the breeze from time to time, and murmured to himself in a low voice:
  "Fourth uncle! Fourth uncle!!"

"I used myself as bait to enter the chess game. Do you want to know the chips you can use?"

"I hope you won't disappoint me."

"You can be said to be the person most similar to Grandpa Huang. Don't insult this evaluation."

“Don’t even dare to place your chips!!”

"Hahaha"

Smile and smile.

Zhu Yunwen couldn't help but think of Zhu Yuanzhang in his mind, thinking of the imperial grandfather who cherished him.

He subconsciously reached out and touched the monk's robes, his face was full of obedience, his eyes were slightly red, and crystal clear tears slipped quietly from the corners of his eyes:
  "Grandpa Huang, I have disappointed you after all."

"I couldn't keep what you left me."

"But fortunately, the country is still our old Zhu's family after all, and we have never fallen to another family."

"I also hope that Grandpa Huang will be blessed by your spirit in heaven."

"This time my grandson used himself as bait, hoping that everything would go smoothly and save the tens of thousands of orphans exiled in the northern border."

"My grandson has no regrets in his heart. Even if he dies for this, he still has the dignity to go see you."

In the Buddhist hall, Zhu Yunwen's whisper echoed.

If Zhu Gaoxu were here, he would probably be shocked.

What he did was to risk his own life to speak out.

It actually coincided with Emperor Jianwen's idea.

In a sense, he indirectly helped Emperor Jianwen and completed the chess game.

It can be said that it is really a coincidence! !

I have to say that Emperor Jianwen's luck was really good based on this layout.

Met the current Zhu Gaoxu.

The god of luck finally stood on his side and favored him for once.

But I finally understand why Emperor Jianwen's life and death remain a mystery in history, and why he failed to rescue him when faced with tens of thousands of orphans.

It's probably because he didn't try to rescue him, or he was unwilling to rescue him.

It's that everyone has evil intentions and is busy scheming with each other. No one comes forward, and no one joins the chess game he has set up.

Unsure of what Zhu Di was thinking, he thought he wanted to kill everyone and was unwilling to let anyone go.

There is no way to bravely go out.

In the end everything becomes a mystery.

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