Both Jindeman and Jin Shengman were a little hesitant, because if Jindeman requested attachment as the queen of Silla, it would really become the territory of the Tang Dynasty at that time, and it would also be a vassal country. In this way, Silla originally had independent rights, but in the future, it would be controlled by the Tang Dynasty, and its own independent rights would be much less. After all, if she did this, then Queen Kindman of Silla would be selling the country to the outright, selling the whole country. So now it's Kinderman's turn to have a headache, on one side is the inheritance of his own biological descendants, and on the other side is the right of his own Silla country.

Of course, even if Kindman "sells" this Silla, his rights will not be damaged. It is just a change of skin, turning the original independent country into a province of another country, and he is still the owner of this province, and his descendants have the right to inherit. For Kindman, this is only a nominal change, but for the vast majority of Silla people, that is, they have changed from a person from an independent country to a person from another country, even if it is only nominally, it is enough to have a great impact.

Kindman could think of it casually, and those nobles in the country would definitely not agree, because no one wanted to find a grandfather for themselves. Originally, the Tang Dynasty could not influence Silla, otherwise it would not have acquiesced to the fact that Silla had a queen. If the request is attached, then the succession to the throne of Silla requires the canonization of the Tang Dynasty, and it cannot be legal without the canonization of the Tang Dynasty, because at that time Silla is just a province of the Tang Dynasty. Even if he has a high degree of autonomy, the leader must be recognized by the Tang Dynasty, just as the chief executives of Hong Kong and Macao in later generations also need the approval of the central government.

If you want your descendants to inherit it, you have to betray the country. This situation in which one's own interests and the interests of the country are in conflict with each other, on the contrary, has appeared in Jindeman. So it was Kinderman's turn to be speechless, and now it was her turn to choose. If those aristocrats in the country could recognize the inheritance rights of their descendants, then Jindeman would naturally not be so hesitant. But it is because those nobles in Silla will never recognize the inheritance of the queen's own descendants. That's why Kindman had to find a different way.

"Deman, since we are all a family now, there is no need to choose anything. As long as you choose to enclose it, the possibility that the emperor will support our child to inherit the throne of Silla is as high as 80%, and I can believe this. And by that time, our children would have become kings of Silla. Jingwen said.

Kindman was a little helpless, after all, she was lost. I was in Jingwen. No matter how hard she is, she thinks that she was "lucky" to Jingwen at that time, but this is ancient times after all, not the incomparably open later generations. In ancient times, once a woman gave her first time to a man. That is to say, there is a special affection for men. Now even if Jindeman is the queen, he stubbornly brainwashes himself, thinking that he is "pampering" Jingwen, not what Jingwen has done to him. But the ancient thousand-year-old thoughts are not so easy to wash away, and Jindeman subconsciously still regards Jingwen as his own man.

Now that she is pregnant, it is Jingwen's child, so Jindeman is even more subservient to Jingwen. After all, once a woman and a man have a common child, the relationship can be said to be untidy and messy for a lifetime. Even if Jindeman constantly comforted himself that he was "pampered" Jingwen, the mentality of women in ancient times still could not be completely changed. So now Jingwen has put forward the idea of attaching the Tang Dynasty to this Silla country. In fact, Jindeman has already begun to think about this.

"Jingwen, can you guarantee that Datang will be able to canonize me and your children as the heirs of Silla in the future, and it won't change?" Kindman asked.

After Jingwen heard this, he knew in his heart that Jindeman had succumbed. After all, if you want to keep the country's right to independence. Then his descendants will not have the right to inherit Silla at all. And now Jindeman, for the inheritance of himself and Jingwen's children, it can be said that he intends to embark on a traitorous road. And this point, Jingwen will not be absolutely strange. Because in ancient times, it was the era of the family, and the interests of the family were more important than the interests of the country. So it's no surprise that Kindman made this choice.

And Kindman doesn't really have much affection for the Silla royal family. Which Silla royal families actually still treat her as an outsider. After all, the Silla royal family chose her to be the queen, and it was just wanted as a stopgap measure. It also restricted her right to marry and have children as a woman, which can be said to be very unfavorable to the Silla royal family. If it weren't for her previous rebellious mentality, she might not have stubbornly wanted to give birth to the child after having Jingwen's child, and then let him inherit her throne. So Kindman hates and dislikes the Silla royal family very much, since they regard themselves as outsiders, then why does Kindeman still treat this Silla royal family as his own family? As long as the Tang Dynasty can canonize his child as the king of Silla, then Kindman can be said to have completely created another family, and the original Silla royal family will not be taken seriously at all.

And since Jindeman no longer regards himself as a member of the Silla Kim family, there is no problem in naturally betraying the interests of the Kim family. Anyway, if you want to sell it, you have to sell it for a good price, and you must let Datang support your descendants to inherit the throne, so that you can exchange it for a good condition. After all, Kindman also thought about his descendants, so Kindman did not have any scruples to sell the sovereignty of the Silla country. Anyway, in this feudal era, the thinking of the family world is very strict, and this is not surprising.

And once Kindman betrayed the country, it could be said to be ruinous for Silla. After all, the monarchs of their own countries have joined the ranks of traitors, and for foreign countries there are no secrets in this country at all. Although Kindman is only a monarch of expediency, she still holds the power, except that she does not have the right to marry and have children, and other political rights are also available. So if Kinderman, the queen, chooses to betray the country, then there will be ghosts in the immortal kingdom of Silla.

Therefore, Jingwen knew that it would not be long before Silla would be incorporated into China, and there would be no Korean sticks in the future. As soon as he thought of the Korean stick, there was no such thing as a white one, and Jing Wen was also happy in his heart. (To be continued......)