The emperor declared me again

Chapter 533
Nian Yayi naturally understood Mo Liyuan's feelings. When Mo Liyuan was young, he longed for family affection, but his mother didn't love him, and his father had many children. The only one who really loved him was probably his adoptive mother. It's a pity that his adoptive mother died young and returned to his biological mother. side.

Perhaps, when he was a child, Mo Liyuan was envious when he saw the first prince being favored, but later on, the conflict between the first prince and the Supreme Emperor became more and more acute, and the scene of the former father's kindness and filial piety disappeared, and they even began to calculate each other. From then on, Mo Liyuan probably understood that the royal family has no family relationship at all, and the so-called family relationship is only based on the non-conflict of interests.

Once you understand it, you naturally have no expectations.

Nian Yayi sighed: "It can only be said that the Supreme Emperor is not only a father, but also a monarch."

"Father's liking is nothing more than that. At the beginning, he said how much he liked the adoptive mother, but in the end the adoptive mother died young. He said how much he liked the first prince, and finally took action against the first prince. No wonder the adoptive mother was unwilling to agree to it before she died. world promise."

Mo Liyuan felt a little bit wrong for his adoptive mother. The adoptive mother was the only warmth Mo Liyuan had in his childhood. Unfortunately, his adoptive mother passed away early. If it wasn't because of his father, maybe his adoptive mother would not have died so early.

Nian Yayi asked curiously: "Did the empress and concubine of the late emperor say anything before she died?"

At this time, the Supreme Emperor appeared from nowhere, rushed directly in front of the two of them, grabbed Mo Liyuan's hand, and asked eagerly, "What did she say back then?"

Mo Liyuan looked into the eyes of the Supreme Emperor, and said word by word: "The concubine mother said, I hope that I will never see you again in the next life, and never enter the palace again. Marry an ordinary person and live a peaceful and ordinary life."

It was the first time that the Supreme Emperor learned about the last words of that year after many years, and he was greatly shocked. He didn't know that she had complained to him at the beginning, but he didn't expect her to be so cruel.

The people around him quickly supported the Supreme Emperor, and after a while, the Supreme Emperor looked up at Mo Liyuan and asked, "Why didn't you tell me before?"

"Mother and concubine said, wait until the day you really regret it, father." Mo Liyuan replied.

The Supreme Emperor was really stimulated, "Does she hate me?"

Mo Liyuan shook his head and said: "This son-in-law doesn't know, and the mother concubine didn't tell the son-in-law, but the mother concubine was in a bad mood afterwards, and finally the mother concubine felt relieved."

The Supreme Emperor murmured: "Liberation. Liberation."

"In order to consolidate the throne, the imperial father won over the courtiers, and the concubines accepted them one by one. The imperial father liked the concubine mother. The concubine mother was targeted and rejected by those in the harem. She was very unhappy. In the end, even the child was lost. From then on, the concubine mother has no expectations of the emperor anymore."

Mo Liyuan said the truth, but it made the Supreme Emperor blame himself even more.

At the beginning, he really liked Tong Shi, but later, he was fascinated by power, and the two gradually drifted away, and finally Tong Shi died young.

If he could wake up earlier, wouldn't Tong Shi have died early?Maybe that kid can still be kept?
It's just that it's useless to say anything now.

It's no wonder that Tong Shi didn't fall asleep all the time, probably because he didn't want to talk to him?

"Then she didn't want to enter the imperial mausoleum at the beginning, did she also mean it?" The Supreme Emperor seemed to remember something, and asked in a hoarse voice.

(End of this chapter)