Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 1777
Xu Lingyue looked at his face, and asked again: "If you want to stop him at the risk, then he must have done something amazing. In fact, you can figure it out after a little thought. His identity and status are still What can be done? Sometimes putting all one's eggs in one basket is also a kind of courage, he has inherited the prince's irascibility, I'm afraid he has that kind of courage."

Sometimes it is very clear to analyze a person's motives and behaviors, which are actually connected with his status and what he desperately wants.

The grandson has always been gentle and modest. Since the eldest grandson of the emperor appeared, he has started to take a slanted sword, becoming more and more extreme, and he can guess what he cares about the most, who he hates the most, and what he wants to do the most.

Lin Yeyuan shook his head violently, "No, no, the grandson didn't."

Xu Lingyue stared at him, sighed slightly, "Now, do you want to go back to Jicheng?"

Lin Yeyuan shook his head, and said quietly: "Can I go with you and the prince?"

"It's not impossible for you to go with us, but I think the best way out for you is not to go with us. You are the future patriarch of the Lin family, and your Lin family is also a big family in Beimo. If you leave, the Lin family will definitely be in chaos. Besides, Your imperial court now also needs some young talents to replenish fresh blood. Do you think your grandson is worthy of your allegiance? Or maybe you are not loyal to your grandson, but the friendship you had with him when you were young. Then let me change the question, Do you think you still owe him?"

People are tolerant towards each other only because they feel that they owe each other, at least Lin Yeyuan and Xuan Hao are like this.

He felt that Xuan Hao had a deep affection for him at the beginning, treating him like a brother, he had to be loyal to him for the rest of his life, and only by assisting him could he repay Xuan Hao's friendship.

So he was afraid of hurting Xuan Hao, so he didn't dare to use too drastic means, but just wanted to rely on Mingyi's powerful martial arts and Xu Lingyue's medicine to keep Xuan Hao temporarily bedridden.

Of course, this method is not impossible. If it was earlier, as long as Lin Yeyuan had the intention, Ming Yi and Xu Lingyue could help him do it well.

It's a pity that he hesitated again and again and missed the best time. Instead, he showed that kind of meaning at the worst time and was suspected by Xuan Hao, so the result was like this.

Now not only Xuan Hao has taken him down, but Ming Yi has also been implicated, which is really not a good thing.

Various thoughts flew through Lin Yeyuan's mind, who owes whom?
The years he spent with Xuan Hao when he was a child flashed through his mind one by one. Back then he was born relatively weak, like a girl, many people in the palace wanted to bully him, and Xuan Hao wanted to protect him everywhere.

When he got older, Xuan Hao was actually very mischievous, at first he was not stable at all, like a monkey, and he often took the blame for Xuan Hao.

The two grew up like that, and their relationship became more and more profound, until Xuan Hao became more and more stable when he was eight years old, as if he had the posture of a young emperor, and he was very happy for His Highness.

Later, he got a strange disease and became increasingly unable to see people. At first, he was so painful that he wished he could die.

He used to look forward to His Highness coming to visit him, but he was also afraid that His Highness would be sad and disappointed seeing him like that...

But His Highness did not come in the end.

Of course, he didn't complain, after all, His Highness is a grandson, and it's not so easy to walk away, especially to the tribal city.

To be honest, when the eldest grandson of the emperor popped up suddenly, he was also very surprised. His first reaction was that this was too unfair to the grandson, so he immediately went to comfort Xuan Hao.

(End of this chapter)