After Li Xiaonuan's family was sent out of the barracks, King Jing also hurried back to the city. He has such a daughter in his life, if he loses it, then he will die. Damn girl, who gave her so much courage to go out of Beijing at this critical moment.

At the same time, Zhao Wangchuan was also riding his horse in the direction of the military camp. If King Jing knew the news of the county lord's departure, he would definitely be very anxious. Today's situation is complicated, and the slightest carelessness can lead to a catastrophe.

In order to calm King Jing's heart and let him have more energy to deal with the current situation, Zhao Wangchuan decided to send the news he found to King Jing. In addition, he also sent people to secretly protect the safety of the little county lord.

The uncle and nephew met halfway. At that time, King Jing had just learned that someone in the court had participated in his efforts to raise private soldiers, plant forbidden objects, and fornicate with foreign countries with the intention of rebellion.

Raising private soldiers, this is a small action of all princes and county kings in private. Generally speaking, as a royal descendant, his mansion will be equipped with a certain number of private guards. As long as it exceeds the prescribed number, it will be included in the list of private soldiers.

It's just that for hundreds of years, all emperors have turned a blind eye to the small actions of the people below when they can control the situation. Looking at the entire royal family, there are almost no princes and princes who do not raise private soldiers. As long as the number of private soldiers does not exceed the range that the emperor can bear.

All along, the courtiers were also pleased with this situation. After all, the emperor who is constrained in this regard, generally under pressure, will be more diligent and love the people, in order to win a good name, so that those careful imperial families are more afraid of him.

Of course, the above are the views and practices of the monarchs and ministers who are dedicated to the people. In fact, no matter which dynasty or place, there will be no lack of faint monarchs and ministers. Such people are particularly persistent in the struggle for power.

Therefore, King Jing was not surprised at all that the matter of raising private soldiers was turned out by those people.

As for the cultivation of private things, it is indeed the negligence of King Jing. Emperor Taizu repeatedly stated that he could not skip the imperial court and promote the cultivation of foreign crops without permission. It's just that since he came here, he has been so busy with the matter of navigation that he has completely forgotten about it.

Zhou Cun but people planted chili peppers privately in front of him, and he didn't send anyone to investigate, this matter does seem to be no different from his instructing private seeds. Therefore, he has no reason to refute this matter. And it doesn't make any sense to justify it.

To say that King Jing is a foreigner does sound a bit far-fetched. First of all, King Jing sent people to contact and investigate the fishermen who came back from going to sea with Lao Dao and them, just to get more accurate navigation information.

Moreover, the reason why he is friendly with Lao Dao is because Zhao Wangchuan is Lao Dao's master. And Zhao Wangchuan, his nephew who was sentenced to death in the sea of fire more than ten years ago, is Wei Lu's son. Didn't the royal brother know anything about it?

If you really don't know at all, why did you send that rich man to mess around here?

If you really don't know, where did the assassination in Xinzhou Village a month ago and the accident of the old boat going to sea scuttled more than a month ago?

Dead to the Foreigners, does it mean those enemy spies in Qunfanglou before?

It's really ridiculous, the history of Qunfanglou is older than his King Jing's age. Could it be that he had divine fellowship with Gentiles before he was born?

No, it's not. Now Qunfanglou has been served, and it was taken off a few months after he arrived in Fucheng. If someone with a heart makes good use of it and splashes dirty water on him, he really can't dodge it.

An enemy country information network that has been rooted in the Qi and Song Dynasty for so long cannot be found out by others, so why can he, an idle prince who doesn't care about everything, uproot people in a few months.

Therefore, those people did not mean that King Jing collaborated with the enemy, but that they were turning a corner and telling the emperor that he King Jing was powerful and had many people in his hands. Even the organization that was hidden so deeply, he King Jing easily gave it up. Could it be that such a king is not enough to pose a threat to the emperor?

To sum up the above points, it is much more reasonable to label King Jing as an intention to rebel. Once the emperor has a grudge against King Jing, it is impossible to miss this good opportunity. After weighing the pros and cons, the emperor will definitely take the opportunity to shoot King Jing to death on the beach.

"What a ploy. No wonder I haven't sent anyone to harass me and my mother lately. Uncle Huang, do you have a way to deal with it? After listening to King Jing's analysis, Zhao Wangchuan was so angry that his eyes were about to fall out.

"There's no good way to deal with it for the time being. Since Qingning is in Zhou Village, it is better to let her there for the time being. She would hide her whereabouts and identity, but the reputation of that identity was really bad. King Jing said helplessly.

As soon as the county lord of Qingning was mentioned, the expression on King Jing's face became richer. is different from the cynical old naughty boy on weekdays, nor is it the overwhelming thunder majesty when he is in the barracks.

Zhao Lichuan looked at such King Jing, savored the fatherly love in his eyes that could not be dissolved, and fell into unbearable memories of the past.

I remember that year, he was ignorant and knew how to remember, and naughtily climbed onto the throne of that person. At that time, he raised the wooden sword in his hand and commanded the thousands of troops that did not exist at all.

The man appeared behind the screen with a blank face, and the disgust and alienation on his face scared the young Zhao Lichuan into tears. Even after so many years, Zhao Lichuan can still remember the scene when the man coldly ordered someone to send him back to the Luhua Palace.

At that time, he didn't understand that it was clear that that person could hold that little brother very gently, who was only less than a month older than him, and sat on that throne with great dignity. At that time, the man on the throne had endless love and patience on his face.

Since then, little Zhao Lichuan has understood that he can't appear in front of that man because that man hates him. And he can't be like that little brother, who can enter that golden hall to play at any time.

After breaking into the main hall by mistake that time, Xiao Zhao Lichuan followed Wei Lu and was confined to a small courtyard in the Luhua Hall for three months. During those three months, Wei Lu was sick, and the whole person was very emaciated, and he kept coughing all day long.

During that period, except for the little uncle who privately bought the palace people to help bring medicine in for Wei Lu, that person was left to fend for themselves by their mother and son. Fortunately, three months later, the man finally ordered their mother and son to come out.

After being able to move freely, Xiao Zhao Lichuan went to the Lotus Garden to find that person, intending to ask that person to send an imperial doctor to Wei Lu. It's a pity that the little brother not only didn't help him, but also had people stop him from letting him go over to meet that person.

That night, a fire broke out in the Luhua Temple. After the fire was extinguished, the palace people found the mother and son in the small courtyard, who were burned to the point that only white bones remained, hugging each other tightly. Since then, Concubine Lu Wei Lu and the second prince Zhao Ruichen have become two small tombstones in the imperial mausoleum. (To be continued.) )