My old husband who can read minds

Chapter 130
The couple is affectionate and affectionate, and Shen Wei on the other side is actually living a good life these days.

The eldest prince took pity on her because her body bones were broken due to childbirth, and he had been quite gentle and mean to her recently. With a concubine by his side, Shen Wei's status and treatment in the palace were also very different from those in the past.

At least no one dared to bully her openly, and her food and clothing expenses were much more precise.

If there are bad things to say, there are still some.

The eldest prince's concubine was obsessed with treachery and kept whispering in the eldest prince's ears all day long, trying to steal her son.

After all, the other two concubines are old, and even if they are recorded in the name of their legitimate mothers, they are not ready to raise them. The eldest prince's concubine was injured when she gave birth to her second child. Like Shen Wei, her future is basically cut off.

Shen Wei's newly born son is the best choice, and it is also the only choice for the eldest prince who is currently eager to be recognized as his legitimate son. She can only keep trying to wear down the eldest prince's patience, and then use reason to persuade her husband in the name of justice. The matter of adopting a bastard.

In fact, the eldest prince's heart has long been shaken, but he just can't speak to Shen Liangyuan for the time being.

After all, the other party had just given birth to a child not long ago. It would be too callous to separate their flesh and blood at this time.

On this day, when the maid of the eldest prince's concubine left the house to do some work for her son, she didn't know when there was a letter in her sleeve pocket.

After finding a deserted place and hastily reading the contents of the letter, she hid it close to her body and then returned home as if nothing had happened.

In the East Courtyard of the First Prince's Mansion, in the Listening to Snow Hall, the First Prince's concubine held the unfamiliar letter in her hand and fell into deep thought.

"Aunt Lian, do you think the words in this letter are deceptive?"

"Old slave, it doesn't look like that. It seems like someone has a grudge against Shen Liangyuan and wants to use our hands to get rid of her."

The eldest princess chuckled lightly, "It's not impossible to kill with a borrowed knife. If I can get what I want, what if I use it as someone else's gun? After all, the Shen family can't keep her. She was lucky last time."

Aunt Lian agreed: "If you want to blame it, it's Mrs. Shen who doesn't know how to appreciate others. You want to adopt her son and mark it as your legitimate son. That is the fate of their mother and son. She should be grateful. Secretly, Mrs. Shen is right The resentment you have in your heart will be a disaster in the future, so it is better to take the opportunity to get rid of it."

"What does grandma mean, are we just going to believe it? Cooperate with Shen Liangyuan's enemy?"

The content written in the letter seemed to move the eldest prince's heart. Anyway, she didn't need to do anything herself. As long as she deceived Ms. Shen out of the house, someone would take care of her.By then, even if the eldest prince investigates, he won't be able to find anything on his head, so why not?

"Master, I think I might as well give it a try. If we fail, we won't lose anything anyway; if it succeeds, you will get what you want. Such a good deal is worth the gamble." Granny Lian encouraged.

"Then let's give it a try."

The eldest princess showed a smile of determination, put the letter in her hand on the oil lamp, lit it, threw it into the charcoal basin, and watched it turn into ashes with her own eyes.

The undercurrents in the capital have never stopped, and the borders far away in Jiangdong are not peaceful either.

It has been four months since Jiang Chen fled Ling'an City and went to Xirong. In these four months, the border areas under Jiangdong's jurisdiction have suffered heavy losses.

As if with divine help, the Xirong people suddenly knew the military aircraft, terrain, and urban border defenses in Jiangdong. They frequently went south to plunder, burn, kill, and loot everything. They visited wealthy places, causing several cities on the border to suddenly become empty. .

Every time he heard the battle report, King Yong was very anxious. He knew in his heart that this was Jiang Chen's handiwork.The dragon emerges from the shallows and soars across the sky. No one can contain its ambition and ambition.

What is even more shocking is that this person has now become a minion of Xirong and is taking revenge on Prince Yong's Mansion step by step.

Thinking of the imprisoned Concubine Yong and Concubine Xiao, Prince Yong could not help but feel a surge of regret in his heart. If these two stupid women had not taken it upon themselves to harm the Jiang family, how could his good situation have ended so quickly.

After 30 years of planning, seeing the uprising approaching, not only has the great cause not been accomplished, but he has also been attacked from both sides. King Yong is so angry that he vomits blood every time he thinks about it.

Qin Yan, who followed the emperor's orders to leave Beijing and go south, pretended to be a grain merchant all the way, and spent more than three months walking and stopping, and finally arrived at Futu City, the border market.

This place was a trade and mutual trade jointly established by Dayong and Xirong a hundred years ago. After hundreds of years of development, Futu City has become a quite prosperous and lively market.

Vendors and shops can be seen everywhere. On the road, Xirong people in strange costumes are often seen selling animal skins, gems and spices. There is also a special cattle and horse market, which specializes in selling Xirong's specialty war horses and cows.

The people of Dayong mainly engaged in food, wine, cloth, rouge jewelry, etc. to make a living here. Qin Yan's identity at this time was a direct descendant of the Xu family, the largest grain merchant in Shengjing.

(End of this chapter)