Su Zhatian, the male god of fast wear

Chapter 63 Blackening the general, you can't stop pampering! (20)

After noticing An Wan's gaze towards Qin Jiao and Guo Yi, Mo Beichen's chest felt slightly tight, but he still took the initiative to explain to An Wan.

"That's King Zhuang's daughter, Qin Jiao."

"Prince Zhuang?" An Wan was slightly taken aback.

"Prince Zhuang is the cousin of the present sage, and Qin Jiao, as the daughter of King Zhuang, was originally the princess."

Speaking of this, Mo Beichen hesitated for a moment. He glanced at An Wan, his eyes dimmed.

"Back then, after the Eldest Princess passed away, the imperial concubine's mood collapsed for a while."

"In order to appease the imperial concubine, the present sage brought Qin Jiao, who was just born, into the palace and named her a princess."

An Wan: "..."

"In the first few days, the imperial concubine did recognize Qin Jiao as the eldest princess who had passed away."

"However, in less than a month, after the imperial concubine's mood stabilized, she no longer wanted to see Qin Jiao."

"After the imperial concubine woke up, the sage repeatedly confirmed that she was fine, retained Qin Jiao's princess status, and sent her back to Prince Zhuang's mansion."

"In these years, the Holy Majesty has always been ashamed of King Zhuang because of the matter of taking his daughter back then, so he has tolerated and indulged King Zhuang a lot."

tolerate?

indulgence?

Although Mo Beichen didn't say any more, An Wan had a rough guess.

I'm afraid this Zhuang Wang is not a fuel-efficient lamp.

As for this Qin Jiao's work, she is deeply involved with the original owner...

Because of the original owner's "death", she was named a princess, but took away the original owner's fiancé and killed the original owner.

Yes, if it hadn't been for her An Wan's arrival, the original owner's emotions broke down for a while after learning that Guo Yi became the son-in-law.

He even wanted to go to Beijing to sue the imperial court, but he didn't want to be intercepted and killed by the assassin halfway.

And the mastermind behind those assassins is Princess Qin Jiao.

While An Wan was in a trance, a fiery gaze of unknown origin suddenly fell on her.

An Wan frowned, and immediately looked at the source of her gaze.

But what she saw was a closed window.

Who is peeking at her?
"What's wrong?" Mo Beichen asked concerned when he saw that her expression was wrong.

An Wan didn't hide it from him: "Someone is watching me."

Hearing this, Mo Beichen was taken aback for a moment, and then followed her gaze.

Mo Beichen's eyes flickered slightly after seeing that the window was the private room on the "No. [-] Floor in the World".

He grabbed An Wan's hand, looked at her and said, "Don't worry, everything is up to me."

Hearing this, An Wan was slightly taken aback.

Does Mo Beichen know who it is?
Could it be related to her identity?

After bidding farewell to the courtiers who came to greet him at the gate of the city, Mo Beichen took An Wan directly to the Mo family.

As for entering the palace to meet the Holy One, the Mohist family was granted permission to go back to Beijing after the emperor ignored the government many years ago.

The emperor believed in the sincerity of the Mohists and gave them great power.

Although the emperor ignored the government, in order to protect the happiness of him and the imperial concubine Luo Xiang, he knew to weigh the pros and cons and balance the rights of the various parties in the court.

The empress and the prime minister controlled all the civil servants of the Tiancheng Dynasty, while the royalist party headed by the Mohists were all military officials.

This is also the real reason why, even though the emperor has ignored the government for many years, he and his imperial concubine Luo Xiang are still alive and well in the palace.

Regardless of the government is not really regardless.

It is true to let go, but he has controlled the scale and well balanced the forces in the court.

In the original plot, the real reason for the Tiancheng Dynasty's demise was because of Luo Xiang's death.

Yes, shortly after the death of the original owner, someone secretly told Luo Xiang all the truth about the original owner.

Immediately afterwards, imperial concubine Luo Xiang was found hanged in the palace.

The emperor collapsed, holding the body of the imperial concubine and setting himself on fire...

(End of this chapter)