Hei Meng husband and wife's son is too pitiful

Chapter 317
In the past, when Ruiling came, they only thought that he was the grandson that their father recognized on a whim. This time they knew Ruiling's identity, and they loved him in every possible way.

Seven days later, Ruiling received a secret report that Luo Yuming passed away, and Luo Chenfeng succeeded to the throne.

At that time, Ruiling was drinking the bird's nest porridge his grandmother made for her, and put down the exquisite white porcelain bowl in his hand. He sighed, "Xiaokui, stay with grandpa and grandma well today and tomorrow, and we will leave early in the morning the day after tomorrow."

However, in addition to the news of Luo Yuming's death and Luo Chenfeng's succession the next day, there was also a letter of war spread all over the world. In the decisive battle, the loser will give up all their territory, and the winner will be completely wiped out.

The letter of war is moved with emotion and reason, and it shows that for the sake of the people of the world, they do not want to go to war, the match is over, and no one can hurt each other's lives. The winning party should guarantee that the losing party will have no worries for life.

Luo Chenfeng's move made Ruiling very puzzled, because although the child has been instructed by a mysterious person in recent years and has secret books left by his mother from a mysterious hermit family, he has been hiding his strength on weekdays, but sometimes The chances of him being able to beat himself are really small.

However, it cannot be denied that such an approach moved him very much.

As a modern person, he can't do it all at once, and watch his subordinates go through life and death to fight for him, let alone the common people of Luoxia, so even if he has a deep hatred in his body, he doesn't want to send his troops to the west Pingcheng.

Now, no matter what, this method is acceptable and satisfactory to him. Of course, the premise is that Luo Chenfeng has no other intentions.

He was too familiar with the place on the top of the Beiling Snow Mountain, and he couldn't do anything with it, and even though Luo Chenfeng cooperated with Luo Yuming to make him full, he still felt that Luo Chenfeng would have some bottom line.

However, he believes that others may not.

Tiankui has always had a very bad impression of Luo Chenfeng, and she was the first to stand up and firmly oppose it.

Dongping Wang and his wife had some understanding of what Luo Chenfeng did, and they also strongly opposed it, and threatened Ruiling to tie him up if he didn't obey. The three uncles also remained surprisingly consistent with them this time.

Even Rui Yu, who never talked much, gently floated out from the dark and said that his subordinates disagreed.

"Okay, okay, if you don't go, you won't go, and I didn't say to go," Ruiling rubbed his nose and defended aggrievedly when he saw the looks of several people who would fascinate him as long as he dared to say a word.

Tiankui sneered, "Don't think I don't know what's going on in your heart, you seem to have broken up with him long ago, cut off your robes, but in your heart you still can't accept the fact that he has ruined your family, so now I'll let you see Look!" As he spoke, he took out a letter from his bosom and threw it on his face, "I got it when I knelt there and pretended to be dead after something happened to the palace. So I kept it a secret, it was for your own good, but look at you now! You still trust him, Rui Ling, you are really good!"

There were only seven words in that letter, "Tomorrow at noon, the Valley of Absolute Souls," but Rui Ling's heart fell to the bottom of the valley.

In the Valley of Absolute Spirits, where he watched his father being shot by a sword, fell down slowly, and lost his breath in his arms.

Although all kinds of evidence point to Luo Chenfeng, even if he himself confesses, even if he has cut off his robes with him long ago, only he knows that he is indeed, and still has hope for him. Nian taught him like a brother, let himself subconsciously excuse him, hoping that he just didn't want to explain, but in fact he was passive and innocent.

(End of this chapter)