Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Liu Chen returned to the Shu Kingdom not long after.

Half a year later, Liu Yong received a message: the Crown Prince was dead, he died on a woman's belly.

This way of dying was extremely disgraceful, so his funeral was not grand, and he was simply sent to the imperial mausoleum.

The crown prince had no sons, only two daughters.

To whom should the throne belong?
This is very obvious.

Since there was no son, the throne naturally went to his brother.

The less prominent brothers were all set aside; the most promising heirs were the eldest prince, the fourth prince, and the regent.

Faced with more than half of the regent's staff in the court, the other court officials remained silent.

Never mind, never mind, cousins ​​are still brothers.

Thus, Liu Chen ascended the throne legitimately and openly, fulfilling the dreams of both father and son.

Liu Chen did not take action against the eldest prince, as he always thought the eldest prince was a reckless fool and did not believe he would succeed.

Liu Chen had no idea that the late emperor had already trained secret guards, which were now all in the hands of the eldest prince.

His recklessness towards outsiders is merely a protective shield for the eldest prince.

Liu Chen did not allow Liu Yong to return to the country.

He was somewhat wary of Liu Yong.

But it was only a little bit; Liu Yong's health was too poor.

Liu Chen waited for Liu Yong to die so that he could bring his body back to Shu.

He had a good plan, but little did he know that fate had already written the script, and he had become an important character in that absurd script.

It highlights the important role of the love between the male and female protagonists.

Because he had a lover, Ying Feng didn't have much time to chat and drink with Liu Yong anymore.

Their relationship seemed to have cooled down.

Liu Yong felt a little regretful, but he didn't think about trying to persuade him to stay.

Actually, this is for the best. If they meet on the battlefield in the future, he will be more willing to kill them.

Because Ying Feng rarely came, the two brothers' lives were not as smooth as before.

But thankfully, it's much better than Liu Tong's days in Wu.

When Liu Tong left the Kingdom of Wu, he took many things from the Wu royal palace as compensation from the Kingdom of Wu.

Liu sold these items and got a lot of money in return.

With money, how could life not be good?
Liu Mu and his two siblings were born into poverty. Although they were young, they had been doing farm work since they were young and knew how to do many things.

The three of them took care of Liu Dong and Liu Yong's food, clothing, and lodging.

The servants in the hostage's residence were happy to have an easy time.

Liu Yong found Liu Mu and his two companions very easy to use, and the children they raised would be more loyal. So he also selected a few little beggars and took them into his household, letting them learn and work with Liu Mu and his companions.

Those little beggars were able to eat their fill and stay warm, and were naturally very grateful to Liu Yong. In addition, with the brainwashing of Liu Mu and the other two, they all became Liu Tong's die-hard fans.

These beggars knew some of the other beggars, and even after they became successful, they didn't forget those people.

They would only eat half of their meals, giving the rest to their beggar friends.

When Liu Yong found out, he instructed them to prepare extra food each time and distribute it to the beggars.

The beggars were extremely grateful and regarded Liu Yong as their benefactor, so they were willing to run errands for him.

If anything happened in the capital, someone would report it to Liu Yong immediately.

Unbeknownst to him, Liu Yong had gained control of a massive intelligence network.

The most talked-about topic in the capital was Ying Feng and his fiancée; the two were prominent figures.

Liu Yong had already lost interest in the so-called fairy, but news about this person kept flooding into his ears.

One day, Feng Yao was harassed by a noble lady, but she not only easily resolved the situation but also turned the tables on the noble lady, stealing the limelight.

One day, a noblewoman plotted to harm Feng Yao, ordering her maid to push Feng Yao into the water. However, Feng Yao was able to walk on the water's surface, like a fairy treading on water. This scene was captured in a painting by a talented artist.

Someone offered a fortune to buy that painting, but in the end, no one knows who got it.

One more day...

When Liu Yong heard that Feng Yao and Ying Jue had spent the whole night together, Ying Feng had a big fight with Feng Yao because of it.

It turned out that Ying Feng and Feng Yao had gone on a spring outing with several other princes, and encountered assassins on the way.

Feng Yao and Ying Feng were separated, but she ran into Ying Jue.

The two were being chased together, and during the chase, Ying Jue was injured while protecting Feng Yao.

Feng Yao revealed her ability to heal people.

The two hid outside for a whole night before finally being found and brought back by Ying Feng's men.

After returning to the manor, Feng Yao had a fight with Ying Feng.

Everyone thought Ying Feng couldn't stand his fiancée being with another man, but they didn't know that Ying Feng was angry that Feng Yao had revealed that she knew magic.

Feng Yao retorted, "Ying Jue isn't an outsider; he's your brother, and besides, he saved me. I used magic to heal him to repay his life-saving grace."

Ying Feng sighed inwardly.

Feng Yao is still too naive.

Where in the royal family are there brothers?
Although, to outsiders, he and Ying Jue had a very good relationship.

But Ying Feng understood that this was because he held military power, and it would be beneficial for Ying Jue to be on good terms with him.

If tempted by other huge benefits, Ying Jue would be the first to betray himself.

Of all his brothers, Ying Qiu was the only one he could trust.

Ying Feng: "I hope Ying Jue can keep this a secret for you."

Feng Yao: "Don't worry, Ying Jue is a gentleman. He promised not to tell a fourth person, so he definitely won't tell anyone."

In Ying Jue's residence, he looked at his shoulder, which was no longer scarred, and a cryptic smile appeared on his lips.

"She really is a fairy!"

The existence of immortals has been around for hundreds of years, and to many people, they are just legends.

But Yingjue knew it wasn't true.

He loved reading and had read almost all the books in the palace library. Through this, he discovered some secrets, learned that "immortals" really existed in the world, and knew that there was a Qifeng Valley in the Wei Kingdom, where the immortals all had the character "phoenix" in their names.

Feng Yao comes from Qifeng Valley!
This made Ying Jue, who already coveted her, even more eager to have her.

He has no military power, and he has no chance of winning if he directly confronts Ying Feng.

But he is no worse than Ying Feng.

On the contrary, his talent surpassed Ying Feng's, and his temperament was gentle and refined.

Compared to Ying Feng, he was more popular with the girls in the capital.

If Feng Yao falls in love with him, she will willingly follow him and help him.

What can Ying Feng do then?
How could a prince force a fairy?

With the fairy's help, wouldn't my chances of seizing the throne be even greater?

Thinking of this, Ying Jue was extremely excited and began to devise a plan to seduce Feng Yao.

He didn't know that it was all a scheme by his good father, the emperor.

This assassination attempt was also carried out by someone sent by his father, the emperor.

This was all to create an opportunity for him and Feng Yao.

The Emperor of Wei wanted to use Feng Yao to create conflict among his adult princes, causing them to kill each other, so that he could reap the benefits.

Previously, although the Wei emperor was dissatisfied with these adult emperors, he still dared not use Feng Yao.

But now, the emperor has a collaborator, and he has gained confidence. (End of Chapter)