His Highness, he wants to repay with marriage

Chapter 85 Another Imperial Decree

Today, the Holy Majesty has seven sons in total. Excluding the third prince who died young, whoever is least likely to inherit the grand line must belong to the eldest son, King Qin.

In fact, a long time ago, although King Qin had a mother with a low status and no influence, he was still able to compete with the name of the eldest son.

After all, the emperor does not have a true son.

But the bad thing is that when he was young, he had an accident and injured his leg, so that he fell to the root of the disease and became a cripple.

The emperor, as the face of the Tian family, how could he be a lame man?
Even if he is slightly less talented and physically weaker, he can't be a cripple who will make people in the world talk about jokes behind his back from time to time!

So although the current King Qin holds the title of eldest son, everyone in the capital knows that he has never been destined for that position in his life.

In this way, his eldest son, the emperor's eldest grandson, is nothing more than a title.

If they really want to compare hard power, they are actually no match for General Dingguo's Mansion who holds the military power.

However, under the emperor's feet, the general's mansion cannot hit the emperor's eldest son, the emperor's eldest grandson, in front of the emperor.In addition, something was wrong with the general's mansion, so there was a funeral for sending his daughter away and visiting the house to apologize.

With this premise, Cen Yuwei really didn't understand why his father reacted like this now.

Unless... something major happened to the royal family recently!
"The current situation is complicated, and this has nothing to do with the royal family, so we really need to be vigilant." When asked, Cen Yuyang did not hide it.

Taking advantage of the situation, he explained the matter: "It is a good thing for the two kings to go to Beijing to investigate the case. Everyone can see that His Majesty intends to decide the future crown prince after this case.

"But...His Royal Highness King Yu, who was originally valued more by His Majesty, had an accident of amnesia. And King Han..."

When mentioning King Han, Cen Yuyang couldn't help frowning: "It stands to reason that if such an incident happened on King Yu's side, His Majesty should directly choose King Han.

"But... After the second king entered the palace to meet with him, not only did no news spread, but His Majesty issued another decree instead."

"What is it?" Cen Yuwei's mind moved slightly.

She guessed that her father's cautious reaction was caused by this edict.

Sure enough, when the content of the decree was mentioned, Cen Yuyang's expression changed: "His Majesty's decree hastily passed on to Cheng Yue, the servant of the Ministry of Industry.

"And not long after that, the one who left the palace was the news of Cheng Yue's dismissal and Cheng Yue's body..."

"What?! Cheng Yue is dead?!"

Cen Yuwei's hands trembled, and she almost couldn't hold the chopsticks firmly.

how so…

Cheng Yue, the servant of the Ministry of Industry, who was directly related to the note of Feige's biography, is dead? !

Moreover, was he called into the palace urgently by His Majesty and ordered to die directly? !
"Yuwei, are you...?" Cen Yuwei's violent reaction made Cen Yuyang stunned for a moment.

In a blink of an eye, he just remembered that his daughter came back with the imperial envoy.

She should, know something.

Cen Yuyang frowned: "You know Cheng Yue? Have you heard about him in the imperial envoy?"

Cen Yuwei didn't say anything, but silently glanced at the servants in the dining room.

Although he is an old servant of his own family, the matter is of great importance and he has to guard against it.

Cen Yuyang understood what she meant from her eyes, and with a slight frown, he sent all the servants out.

After there were no outsiders in the hall, Cen Yuwei said: "Cheng Yue is the backer behind the officials of Taiping County. The death of the complainant with the Wanmin Letter in Beijing is his handwriting."

(End of this chapter)