Leftover women crossing the harem: competing with the king for the world

Chapter 92
Qian Wang's clever move made Jin Chan escape from its shell.

Yu Beizhou pretended to be King Qian and stayed in the palace, so King Qian could leave in a deceptive way without damaging his power in the court.

The reason why Lin Zhishi learned about it was that, first, she felt strange when she learned that Yu Beizhou was not only not in his own mansion but also set up a formation; She found it strange that King Qian was Mo Weichen's favorite man. Apart from admiration for him, she also had a sense of reverence for him. She would not dare to look him in the eyes when talking to him, but that day, she looked up slightly. Looking calmly at King Qian with her head down, it can be seen that the person she likes is not the "Wang Qian" in front of her.

Thirdly, when she took the little emperor to visit Yu's mansion again, she overheard the little emperor mentioning that the temper of Qian Wang had become much milder recently. The tea leaves were sent to Qianwang Palace, and sending tea leaves was just a name. The real purpose was to find out whether Qianwang was in his palace. If Qianwang and Yu Beizhou were the same person, then if he was in his own mansion, he would not be in Qianwang Palace. The Palace of the King must not be in the Yu Mansion, unless the King Qian has not left the imperial city, or Yu Beizhou will have a clone.

After returning to the palace, she learned that the little follower found out that King Qian was not in the palace, which proved her conjecture to be true.

So, where did King Qian go after leaving the imperial city in every possible way?

This makes it easier to infer that King Qian must have gone to the northwest.

To say the reason for moving the king to the northwest has to come from the political situation of the entire Tianju Dynasty. The entire dynasty is divided into three forces, the King Qian, the Northwest King, and the Southwest King.

Northwest King and Southwest King are Yu Ziluo's uncles.

Qian Wang holds great power in the court, and the reason why he has not rebelled for so long is because his name is not right, and the second is that he has limited military power, and he is far from being the opponent of these two emperor uncles. Armed with 60 troops, one city in the northwest and one in the southwest each occupy a city, forming a triangle of mutual wrestling and containment with Qian Wang, who has the upper hand of the little emperor in the imperial city.

(End of this chapter)