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Chapter 602 Kong Houde's Support
Just when the emperor personally drafted the decree to demote King Yan to a commoner, King Zhenning entered the palace.

After King Zhenning left the palace, the emperor was so angry that he tore up the half-written imperial decree.

He couldn't demote King Yan, and even smiled and wished Xia Heng and Rong Junyan a good relationship for a hundred years.

King Zhenning is different from other princes. All the soldiers in his hands are trained by him. He has been with him for more than ten years, and all of them are brave and good at fighting. They have never lost a battle in the past few years guarding the southern border.

The most important thing is that the 10,000+ soldiers under King Zhenning only recognize the order of King Zhenning and regard King Zhenning as the main one. When the emperor goes, he can only stand aside.

Even the common people named the two 10,000+ soldiers "Kong Jiajun".

The Kong family army, the army of the Kong family.

It's obviously the army of their Great Xia Kingdom!

However, for the sake of the peace in the southern border, the first emperor chose to back down, and named Kong Houde the king of a different surname, and granted him the Zhenning Palace.

He also made Kong Rong the princess and gave him the title of Princess Rong.

How could he dare to touch someone who the previous emperor didn't dare to touch.

What's more, he was able to ascend the throne smoothly at the beginning, thanks to the support of Kong Houde.

When the first emperor passed away, at least [-]% of the officials in the court supported Xia Heng.

It wasn't until Kong Houde publicly expressed his support for the eldest prince's ascension to the throne that the mouths of the people in the court were closed, and he was able to ascend the throne smoothly.

In the past few years, also with the help of Kong Houde, he eradicated the dissidents in the court and gradually grasped the imperial power.

However, today he suddenly discovered that he thought he had seized the imperial power, but he was just deceiving himself.

The one who really holds the imperial power is not him at all, but Kong Houde.

In today's court, Kong Houde said east, but no one dared to say west, including him, the emperor.

Even if Kong Houde pointed to a deer and said it was a horse, everyone would probably just nod in agreement.

What puzzled the emperor the most was that Kong Houde chose to support him as emperor, why did he let Xia Heng be his son-in-law?Kong Houde is clearly aware of the almost irreconcilable conflict between him and Xia Heng, so what is his plan for doing this?
Princess Zhenning also has the same question. As Princess Zhenning, she can naturally ask it directly.

"My lord, why are you helping King Yan at this time? Didn't you say before that it is absolutely impossible for Rong'er to marry him?"

King Zhenning held the teacup and slowly scraped off the foam, his eyes were deep and indifferent, "The past is the past, and the present is the present."

"How to say?" Princess Zhenning asked puzzled.

King Zhenning glanced at the princess lightly, put down the teacup, and said slowly: "In the past, that kid Xia Ji was obedient enough, but now it's different. This kid's wings are hardened, and he started to do all kinds of little tricks."

King Zhenning shook his head, "These are not the key points, the key point is that he can't beat King Yan."

He had underestimated King Yan before, thinking that he was useless except that he could fight with some brute force, but now he realized that he was wrong, outrageously wrong.That kid, the city is extremely deep, it can be said that he is scheming, even he was tricked into it.

He got the news that King Yan had obtained the imperial edict of the former emperor, and the black cavalry army he had secretly trained had quietly stationed outside the capital city, and they would go straight to the imperial city when everything was ready.

If King Yan didn't have the last imperial edict in hand, he would of course continue to support Xia Ji.

After all, King Yan is more difficult to master than Xia Ji.

Now that King Yan has the will, things are naturally different.

Entering the palace this time is just to sell a favor to King Yan, and express his opinion by the way.

In fact, he knew very well that King Yan didn't need him to say anything in front of the emperor.It won't be long before the emperor's decree is nothing but waste paper in the eyes of King Yan.

(End of this chapter)