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997 Palace Change 11
After hearing this, the others looked at King Ning with sympathy. It seemed that the first emperor didn't consider that his succession was actually a kind of protection for him. Unfortunately, he himself was kept in the dark and taken advantage of completely.

Not to mention King Ning, even the remaining two juniors in General Zhen Guo's Mansion were stunned. They never thought that there were so many things going on here.

Then who are they working hard for so many years?

"Put all the traitors in prison for trial, including all the family members of Prince Ning's Mansion, General Zhen Guo's Mansion, the direct descendants of Rongqinhou's Mansion, Zhongxinhou, the old lady and Liu's children, and other courtiers who followed King Ning.

In addition, except for the residence of Zhongxin Hou, all the people involved ransacked their homes. "The emperor turned his head to look at Prince Su and said: "Please trouble the emperor to take the imperial army to go, and those who resist will be killed without mercy." "

"Yes, the concubine and Ziqian will be taken care of by the emperor." Prince Su responded, turned and walked out.

But the old Hou Ye and a group of guards put Ning Wang and others into the prison.

When Gu Jinxuan came to her senses, she realized that she was about to be thrown into the sky prison, and immediately looked at the old waiter in a panic and said, "Grandpa, grandpa, save me, I don't want to go into the cell."

After hearing this, the old Hou Ye just glanced at her, and then said: "You should have thought of this day when you firmly stood on King Ning's side."

"No, no, I don't want to, I don't want to go into the cell." Gu Jinxuan shouted.

But her yelling did not get the sympathy of the guards, on the contrary they became even more rude to her.

After the old waiter and his party went out, the emperor said to the people in the hall: "Tonight's banquet is really a pity, let's make it up again when there is a chance, everyone can leave on their own."

Then he turned his head and said to Mr. Qian: "Order people to come over and clean up the hall, the injured guards will be treated by the imperial hospital, and the bodies of those who died in the line of duty will be collected and sent home.

As for the follow-up pension, it will be decided after the printing is published on the fourth day of next year.

The same goes for the Imperial Forest Army outside, you tell King Xuan, and he will take charge of the matter. "

"Yes." Eunuch Qian replied, turned around and hurried out.

After that, the family members of the officials hurriedly bowed to the emperor and said goodbye.

In the end, only the people in the palace and He Miao and others were left.

Seeing this, the emperor turned his head and said to the queen: "Notify the imperial dining room, put the food in their respective palaces, you entertain the younger siblings and Fengyang, I have to deal with some things."

"The concubine understands, then you should be careful." The queen nodded.

The emperor nodded, and then led two guards outside.

Outside the city, Zhong Xinhou and Gu Jinyan led their men to confront each other, but the two never fought, not because of the deep love between father and son.

But what stood behind them was the capital of the Gu family. Once a fight broke out, if not the entire army would be wiped out, it would be almost the same. Without their loyalty, it would really become empty air.

Such a result was something neither of them wanted to see.

What's more, the gate of the city has already been closed, but the siege will not be able to enter in a short time, so Zhong Xinhou knows very clearly that his move is completely useless.

So he turned to Gu Jinyan and asked, "Do you all hate me?"

"Maybe, but my mother definitely hates you. As for my sister's lack of love for you, that's why she hates you." Gu Jin said.

"What about you?" Zhongxinhou asked unwillingly.

"Do you hate grandpa?" Gu Jinyan asked back.

What he did to the three of them was far more than what grandpa did to him. If he harbored hatred, then there was no need for him to answer.

(End of this chapter)