Yusui Chang'an

Han Yaohui, who had collected his father's remains, was filled with grief and anger. In addition to hatred for the person behind the letter, he was also deeply wary of him. According to his analysis:
The biggest suspect in this matter is the Crown Prince, followed by the Second Prince and Ye Liang.

Judging from the current political situation, if he acts according to what Xin said, the one who will benefit the most will be the crown prince. The Prince of Jin will be stripped of his title and imprisoned in his palace. In the court, only his nephew can compete with the crown prince.

His military power is his nephew's greatest reliance. The prince has both the motive and the ability.

The second prince is treacherous and incompetent, and he might secretly harm him in the name of the crown prince.

Your Majesty's ambition to unify the world is obvious. Ye Liang, who is in danger of losing his teeth, is very likely to plot to harm him during the confrontation between Mobei and Tianchu.

In fact, he had a suspect in his heart. Han Yaohui thought for a moment, suppressed his fear, blamed Ye Liang for his father's death, wrote a memorial and sent it back to Kyoto, hoping to clear himself of the suspicion of treason.
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Night beam.

Not long after King Kang Liang Zechuan returned to Yeliang, he fell ill and never recovered.

In the capital of Yeliang, it was rumored that Liang Zechuan was poisoned by his brother, Emperor Yeliang. He was escorted out of the city by his subordinates and stayed in the army to recuperate. He sought out countless famous doctors, but became weaker and weaker, with no signs of improvement.

Ye Liangdi had indeed intended to kill him, but Liang Zechuan was on high alert and didn't give him a chance to kill him. Although he was happy to see Liang Zechuan suffer, he didn't want to bear the blame for others.

Back then, he and Emperor Sheng An secretly conspired to help each other eliminate the brothers and sisters who threatened the throne. He helped Emperor Sheng An to get rid of Prince Ling, but Liang Zechuan escaped death and survived to this day.

This time he sent Liang Zechuan to Tianchu in order to let Emperor Sheng An take action and fulfill his promise. After Liang Zechuan died, he would use this as a handle to make Tianchu promise not to use force against Yeliang.

The old man, Emperor Sheng'an, agreed readily. In order not to arouse suspicion, he did not send anyone to Tianchu to take action.

It was a good plan to kill two birds with one stone, but the old man did as promised, but he used such a sinister method to get rid of Tian Chu and put all the blame on him. Liang Zechuan became famous at a young age and was deeply respected by the generals. Even though Emperor Yeliang had tried to divide the generals for many years, nearly 40% of the generals still favored Liang Zechuan.

Although this bias was not enough to make the generals follow Liang Zechuan in rebellion, it prompted them to submit memorials every day, asking Emperor Yeliang to investigate the matter and give Liang Zechuan justice.

The plan of Emperor Yeliang and Emperor Sheng'an could not be disclosed to the outside world. The poison that Liang Zechuan was poisoned with came from the royal family of Yeliang. Emperor Yeliang was so angry that he vomited blood. He selected a few unlucky palace servants and said that they were spies from Tianchu who stole the poison with the intention of provoking civil strife in Yeliang.

Hearing that Han Yaohui had privately withheld military equipment in the capital of Tianchu, Emperor Yeliang had a place to vent his anger. He ordered the spy Nightingale hidden in Tianchu to wait for an opportunity to make sure that the Han family was convicted:

After getting rid of the commander-in-chief of the Zhenxi Army, no matter who is sent to take over, it will take time to get used to each other, and there will be a lot that can be done during this period.

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Liang Zechuan, who was bedridden in the eyes of the world, sat cross-legged in front of Prince Ling's tomb. Through the lifeless tombstone, he seemed to see his best friend laughing. Liang Zechuan stared at the afterimage greedily and drank the cup again.

Seeing that Liang Zechuan was about to pour more, Ling Ni put away the wine jug:

"Prince Kang, drinking is harmful to your health. It's still sunny so you should go inside and rest."

Liang Zechuan: "Even though you didn't say it, I know that the person I saw that night was definitely not the ordinary soldier of the Lingyun Army that you mentioned." (End of this chapter)