Niangniang entered the palace, how could she say that she would leave the palace when she left the palace. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

The mothers in the palace, some people's fathers and mothers have passed away, and the palace will not release people.

It is not easy to go out of the palace to mourn Xiang'er in a justifiable way.

Even if the concubine is favored, there is no legitimate reason, and the emperor can't give permission if he wants to, this is the rule of the palace, and the queen, the queen mother, and the minister of etiquette are staring at the rules.

Therefore, there must be a plausible reason to leave the palace.

Leaving the palace is also a trivial matter, and the bigger question is that Xiang'er is dead, so where is Xiang'er buried?

For the people of Tianlong Kingdom, those who die have to go to the ancestral grave, which is different from the rules of Tong Xinlan's hometown.

In the ancient times of the earth plane, an unmarried woman could not be buried in the ancestral grave when she died, but the Heavenly Dragon Kingdom could.

At the beginning, Wu Wenfeng and the Wang family also expected that in order to prevent her sister from being a lonely ghost and being able to enter the ancestral grave, she would definitely promise them to say that Xiang'er's corpse was Nan'er.

In this way, with the corpse, they will be able to deal with the matter of the emperor and the princes asking about Nan'er's whereabouts, and they can also deal with the fact that the Liu family will definitely check Nan'er's corpse, and it can also make Wu Lingnan not suspect that they deliberately killed Xiang'er and made Wu Lingnan disappear justifiably.

"Nan'er" must die, there is a possibility that one more "Nan'er" and "Xiang'er" will be discovered, and if the people on Zhuangzi have a rebellious heart after a long time, Wu Wenfeng and the Wang family are not at ease.

and they will die.

This point was raised by Wang, and Wu Wenfeng also agreed.

Because if Wu Lingnan just fell down the mountain, it is speculated that he is dead, but what if there is still a boring prince who is still thinking about Wu Lingnan and runs to find it?

What if the emperor was also unsure whether Wu Lingnan was really dead, and delayed the transfer of the orthodox heir of the Wu Mansion to Wu Lingjie's head?

Why is the title of this viscount so important?

Because there are no two titles in one door.

Moreover, that is, if Wu Lingjie cannot inherit the title of viscount, then no matter how great his contribution in the army, he cannot be knighted, he can only be a title such as a general, and the title was established when the country was founded, in order to show the royal gratitude to the founding heroes.

In times of peace, it is difficult to be knighted.

The named son-in-law and the son-in-law born to the real wife, as long as the family is willing in the family, can enjoy the same treatment as the real son-in-law.

However, if the named concubine applies to inherit the title, it depends on whether the emperor is willing to give it.

After Wu Wenfeng's death, Wu Lingjie was naturally able to inherit the Wu Mansion, but the title was not necessarily.

Therefore, this matter must be determined as soon as possible, and it must be determined before Wu Wenfeng's death that Wu Lingjie is the heir to the title, if you don't let everyone see Wu Lingnan's body and confirm that he is really dead, then Wu Lingjie's inheritance of the title is really hanging.

Wu Wenfeng and Wang's calculations can be said to be ignorant of Wu Lingnan.

Wu Lingnan was favored in the palace, and he also had a bit of his own power, but he didn't dare to let people go out of the palace to find out about his sister's news, for fear that he would harm his sister instead.

However, Xiang'er still died.

In order to see his sister and bury his sister in the ancestral grave, Wu Lingnan agreed to Wang's proposal and let his sister Xiang'er be buried as Nan'er.

Wu Lingnan died, and the princes who were good friends with him were very sad, and those in the capital also went to Wufu to mourn, and glanced at the corpse from a distance, although his face was blue and a little deformed, he could also see that it was Wu Lingnan.

The Liu family was also concealed by the Wu family.

The "brother" is dead, and no one will suspect that Concubine Shu wants to go out of the palace to mourn.

Nan'er proposed that she wanted to go home to send her brother, and the emperor himself wanted to send her childhood to Jiaojiao, so the two also went out of the palace to Wufu.

The emperor was also sad when he saw that his best friend's corpse had been taken care of more decently, and he was no longer the handsome appearance of his young and frivolous youth, and he saw that Concubine Shu was crying silently, knowing that the brother and sister had a deep relationship and did not want to disturb her, leaving space for her to accompany her brother on his last journey.

After the emperor left, Wu Lingnan dared to take a closer look at her sister's situation, after all, the emperor was there before, and she didn't dare to check.

At this time, Wu Lingnan actually didn't suspect that the Wu family killed Xiang'er, but just wanted to see the exact situation of his sister.

My sister does look miserable.

Carefully stroking his sister's mutilated body, Wu Lingnan found that almost all of his sister's bones were broken, whether it was hand bones, leg bones or ribs.

Wang told her that her sister was trampled to death by a mad cow while riding in an ox cart.

Wu Lingnan blamed herself very much, at that time, she just wanted to break the mad cow, the coachman who drove the ox cart, and the maid who was waiting for her sister.

However, she didn't know that her sister was not trampled to death by an ox, but was thrown off the cliff when she was coaxed by someone from Zhuangzi arranged by Wu Wenfeng and the Wang family to take Xiang'er, who was disguised as a man, to go out to play.

is to make Xiang'er's death statue completely consistent with the fabricated appearance of "Nan'er fell off the cliff and died".

Falling off a cliff can hide the fact that the original leg bones of the corpse are not good.

There are wild dogs or something under the cliffs, and it's understandable to bite the corpse to pieces, so it can hide some of the characteristics of the corpse being female.

Ancient autopsies are not more advanced than modern ones, they all look at the appearance, so if the characteristics that belong to women are destroyed, and leave letters belonging to Wu Lingnan's identity on her, and then let the entourage with the aggravated arrangement go to the official to report that he and Gongzi have met a bandit, and it is reasonable to lure them to patrol the mountains to find people.

The county magistrate in a small place did not have the courage to let his subordinates go to examine the body of a viscount heir with letters from the emperor and the prince, so he could only keep the body well and send the news back to the capital, so that the people in the capital could investigate.

Although all these arrangements are not completely perfect, it also calculates that the people below do not dare to mess around, and the martial family also has a reason to send their own people down to protect the dignity of their children's corpses and prevent others from having the right to conduct autopsies.

Wu Wenfeng and Wang are not ruthless, in response to the cause of Xiang'er's death, they have a set of rhetoric for Wu Lingnan and another set of rhetoric for outsiders, and people on both sides will not doubt each other, and they also think it is reasonable.

The Wang family was also afraid that Wu Lingnan would seriously examine Xiang'er's body, and just when Wu Lingnan was about to take a closer look, he went into the mourning hall and began to comfort and encourage Wu Lingnan to let her live strongly.

At that time, Wu Lingnan really needed comfort, and the Wang family was good at coaxing people, so he said that Wu Lingnan, who was immersed in grief and self-blame, hugged her and cried, and finally fainted from crying.

When Wu Lingnan woke up again, he had been taken back to the palace by the emperor, and Xiang'er had been buried. (To be continued.) )