The journey of the heavens by Jia Huan, the salted fish

Both the crown prince and the third prince chose the path of forcing the palace.

Under the operation of Chen Guo's spies, they chose to act on the same day.

It will be on the night of New Year's Eve.

At the same time, Chen Huang received the news from the spies, knowing that the crown prince and the third prince were going to force the palace to rebel.

Chen Huang was so angry that he spat out a mouthful of old blood.

However, this is not the time for him to take care of his body, and the crisis is imminent. He must make arrangements as soon as possible to destroy the plans of the prince and the third prince.

On New Year's Eve, Jia Huan and a group of teenagers went to the Wei Palace to attend a palace banquet.

This time, the Eighth Prince sat on the side of the royal family of Wei State.

Wei Huang has already engaged the eighth prince to his youngest daughter, and the eighth prince is an unmarried son-in-law.

On this side, everyone enjoyed themselves and spent a wonderful New Year's Eve together.

On the other side, blood flowed like a river in Chen Guo's palace.

The prince became the final winner.

After all, there are the most people who support the prince.

However, Chen Huang only got the news three days before their action, and arranged hastily, which was no match for the crown prince and third prince's manpower.

In this chaos, the third prince was killed by the prince's men.

The fourth prince and other princes were killed by the third prince and the crown prince respectively.

Knowing that his favorite son and the rest of his sons were all dead, and only the crown prince was left, Chen Huang spurted a mouthful of blood and passed out.

After waking up, Chen Huang couldn't move anymore.

Chen Guo fell into the hands of the prince.

The Duke's Mansion is the loser, so naturally it will end badly.

The Duke died in battle on the day he forced the palace, and the rest of the Jia family were imprisoned by the crown prince.

The adult males of the Jia family were killed, while the minor males and females were exiled to the frontier.

When the news reached Wei Guo, the Eighth Prince cried loudly and ran to ask the Wei Emperor to avenge himself.

The corner of Wei Huang's mouth was hooked.

revenge?

sure!
As a good father-in-law who loves the younger generation, how could I have the heart to refuse when my son-in-law begged him?
Emperor Wei immediately dispatched troops and generals to return to Chen State with the Eighth Prince to attack the prince who usurped the throne by "killing his father and younger brother".

Wei State's 30 troops marched towards Chen State.

The action was so quick that one had to suspect that Wei Guo had already made preparations, just waiting for the Eighth Prince to speak.

The eighth prince is not an idiot, he has seen that the people of Wei have plotted.

But what?

He wanted revenge, and he even wanted Chen Guo's throne.

I am Emperor Wei's son-in-law, and Emperor Wei's grandson will be the future emperor of Chen Guo. Even if Wei Huang has plans for Chen Guo, it will be a matter of the future.

Now, the most important thing is to rely on Wei Guo's army to regain the throne of Chen Guo.

Several teenagers who were protons also wanted to return to Chen State with the Eighth Prince, but Emperor Wei did not allow it.

Although in their identities, they can't play the role of protons.

But Emperor Wei would not allow them to go back and make trouble.

On the other hand, Wu Zaifei asked Jia Huan if he wanted to return to the country of Chen for revenge after seeing Jia Huan.

Jia Huan shook his head and refused.

He doesn't want Chen Guo's throne, what will he do when he goes back?
The end of the Duke's Mansion is nothing but the end that a loser should have.

On the contrary, the female family members of the Duke's Mansion and his younger cousins ​​can take care of him.

Jia Huan took out the 1000 taels of silver note that the Duke had given him, and asked Wu Zaifei to send someone he trusted to deliver it to the Jia family.

Wu Zaifei lamented that Jia Huan was a child of sincerity. Although he didn't have a good impression of the Duke's Mansion, he still asked people to send the money to him.

The life of the Jia family at the border was not easy. They were spoiled and spoiled, and they couldn't get used to the life of poverty and hard work.

Several people fell ill one after another, but unfortunately, without money, they couldn't afford to hire a doctor or buy medicine.

Wu Zaifei's people came in time. The 1000 taels of silver is a huge sum of money for the current Jia family, and it will allow them to do many things.

With money, you can ask the doctor to prescribe medicine.

Sick people take medicine and gradually get better.

They bought a house for money, and bought a shop and a field.

The fields are leased to others for farming, and the shops are run by themselves.

With the income, the small life will be up.

As the younger boys grew up, the Jia family gradually gained a firm foothold on the border.

Then it's the Eighth Prince's side.

Wei Guo's army was already stronger than Chen Guo's. After all, Chen Guo had been defeated by Wei Guo before, so he had to send the Eighth Prince to Wei Guo as a hostage.

In addition, Chen's domestic turmoil consumed a lot of troops, and now he is no match for Wei Guo at all.

Wei Guo's army drove straight in, and soon reached the capital of Chen Guo.

The crown prince had not been sitting on the throne for a few days, but the disaster came to an end.

The prince was also stubborn and set himself on fire in the palace.

The fire destroyed most of the palace, except for the vestibule of the upper court, almost all of the harem was burned.

The eighth prince was so angry that he wanted to whip the prince to death.

The palace is gone, where should the new emperor live?

Building a palace is a big project that takes time, effort and money.

The current Eighth Prince is a poor man, how can he have so much money?

Do you still have to ask your father-in-law to borrow it?

Of course it is impossible for Emperor Wei to lend money to the Eighth Prince.

He wished that the eighth prince would do some unreasonable things in Chen country to raise money.

After Wei's army helped the Eighth Prince take down Chen Guo's capital, Wei Huang let the army return, and then sent his youngest daughter to Chen Guo's capital.

More than half of the group following the youngest daughter were spies sent by Wei Guo.

And those teenagers, some of them followed the princess's send-off team back to Chen Guo.

Their family was not affected much by the civil turmoil in Chen this time, and they survived. They hoped to go home and reunite with their relatives.

Emperor Wei agreed.

It's useless for these people to stay anyway.

The remaining three teenagers chose to stay like Jia Huan.

Their families were devastated during the civil strife, and they were all dead. Even if they went back, they would have no relatives or a home.

In this case, it is better to stay here and never return to that sad place for the rest of my life.

Wu Zaifei must have said something to Wei Huang, and all the guards guarding the yard withdrew.

The teenagers are completely free, they can go wherever they want.

The teenagers chose to move out of the yard one after another.

They had money, bought fields on the outskirts of the capital, and lived a life of rich men.

Jia Huan stayed in the courtyard, and no one chased him away.

On the contrary, the monthly supply of materials has not been cut off.

The supplies sent are more abundant than those sent when the teenagers lived together.

Jia Huan accepted the supplies with a smile, as if he didn't understand anything.

He lived a very peaceful life, listening to the gossip in the capital, very comfortable.

Of course, such a pleasant day was specially maintained by someone.

The capital of Wei State is actually not peaceful.

Only the fact that Wei Huang has never had a son has aroused many people's thoughts.

Undercurrents surged in the capital.

The relationship between Emperor Wei and his clan was getting worse and worse, and Emperor Wei could hardly stand those clansmen who coveted his position.