Your Majesty, the Emperor is playing your cards again!

This noble young man was none other than Madam Ye’s grandson, Prince of Bei’an, Jun Jinzi.

Princess Bei'an is the eldest daughter of Madam Ye.

Rong Yan looked at Jun Jinzi and said in surprise, "Prince Bei'an is far away in the capital, but he came in person to congratulate Old Madam Ye on her birthday!"

As he said this, he glanced at the emperor behind him.

The Ye family was secretly training troops, the Western Qiang prince happened to be in Xiling City, and now Jun Jinzi appeared here...

No matter how you look at it, it seems like they are planning something big.

Old Mrs. Ye's sudden birthday banquet might be a cover-up, just to provide a place for them to do business openly.

Jun Feiliang looked at Jun Jinzi who was surrounded by people, his eyes as deep as the ink sea.

If he had not come to the west in person, he would not have known that Uncle Bei'an had such great ambitions, and that this ambition was not formed overnight, but had been planned carefully and slowly for a long time.

The Imperial Uncle Bei'an and the Prince of Bei'an, on the surface, acted like idle princes and idle princes to the extreme, spending their days painting mountains and rivers, reciting poems and composing couplets, which confused the world.

People only think that Prince Nan'an is a traitor who is always thinking about rebellion, but few people know that the one who hides the most is Prince Bei'an.

This man had started to plot a rebellion when my father was still alive. The grain theft case in the northwest three years ago was the best proof of this.

They are extremely ambitious, and Jun Feiliang can forgive them.

Just like the Prince of Nannan, who disliked the emperor every day and always looked like he wanted to rebel with a sword, but he had been guarding the southern border for many years and had never done anything to let the people down.

On the other hand, King Bei'an, for his own ambition, stole grain and grass from the northwest, which led to a great defeat at Ximen Pass. Dayan ceded twelve cities and lost a princess for marriage!
My father was devastated by this and passed away within a few months.

Not only that, now, they also want to collude with the Western Qiang to plot against his Great Yan! The Queen Mother wants to usurp the throne and seize power, and she only wants to attack him as the emperor. The King of Bei'an is doing this for his own selfish desires and ambitions, disregarding the Great Yan and the thousands of people in the west!

Never forgiven!
As he was thinking, Jun Jinzi had already walked into the yard. He raised his eyes and looked towards Rong Yan.

Seeing Rong Yan sitting in the pavilion, he walked straight over here.

Rong Yan glanced at the emperor behind him.

Jun Feiliang suppressed his emotions, his eyes were calm, he lowered his head slightly, restrained all his aura, and stood silently by the side.

Jun Jinzi walked very quickly and arrived at the pavilion in the blink of an eye. He smiled and said, "Prince Zhenxi is here too. What a rare guest!"

Rong Yan stood up and bowed, saying, "Greetings to Prince Bei'an."

Jun Jinzi said casually, "No need to be polite. I was also traveling along the way and happened to be heading west. It happened to be my grandmother's birthday, so I came here in person."

Rong Yan said: "Prince Bei'an came here in person to celebrate the birthday, Madam Ye must be very happy."

Jun Jinzi smiled and said, "I haven't seen her for many years. She naturally misses me. It's my fault for not being able to serve her all the time."

Rong Yan said: "Prince Bei'an is pure and filial, Madam Ye will definitely not mind."

Jun Jinzi sighed and said, "Grandma doesn't mind, but as the younger generation, we can't justify it.

So I plan to stay in Xiling City for a while longer and be more filial to my grandmother. I might have to bother the Prince of Zhenxi by then."

Rong Yan bowed and said, "Prince Bei'an is too polite. Just give me your orders. I will go through fire and water and will not refuse even if I die!" (End of this chapter)