She sounded like she was about to fall asleep.

"Who's the sheep concubine?" Han Yi asked.

As a result, the whole audience looked at her with the eyes of a hillbilly.

Peng Chi, who still didn't talk much, said: "The biological mother of the third prince." ”

Han Yi was shocked, doesn't this mean that the death of the third prince and the former emperor is inseparable.

The third prince seems to be still guarding the imperial tomb, right, if such a sensational news is released, should he be directly executed.

Peng Chi chattered a lot on the stage, and Han Yi stood beside him as a counselor, sounding foggy.

But fortunately, there is not much content recorded in that secret letter, and it also talks about the three princes' murder of their fathers, and the traditional virtues of kindness and filial piety of the emperor today.

Although this paper is a bit of a handful, Han Yi doesn't know the history here, so it's not good to comment too much, so he has to wait for Peng Chi to finish his lecture and ask questions after class.

"Hey, hey," Han Yi stopped Peng Chi, who was about to walk out, "Can you tell me about the contents of the secret letter?" ”

"I've just finished reading, what are you doing?" Peng Chi said mockingly.

"I didn't understand."

"I don't have time." Peng Chi said as he sorted out the papers on the table.

"Then I'll ask you a few questions, and you answer me." Han Yi said in a soliciting tone.

"Say it quickly." Peng Chi was still impatient.

What's the use of your impatience, I'm good if I'm thick-skinned.

"What did the third prince do?"

Peng Chi raised his head and glanced at her, he didn't expect to be so stupid, he didn't hear such a basic thing.

"Kill the king."

"The sheep concubine's now...?"

"Back then, she volunteered to accompany the emperor to the funeral."

"This sounds envious of others, how could Concubine Yang do such a thing, how can she say that she is also her husband, there must be something strange in this." Han Yi felt that he couldn't just listen to the secret letter.

"In black and white, can there be any mistakes?" Peng Chi lit up the secret letter and motioned to Han Yi not to disturb him.

Han Yi angrily went back to his room.

When passing by the backyard, he saw some members practicing arrows, Han Yi looked at the arrows with a heavy face, and then quietly ran back to the room by himself.

At the beginning, Han Yi felt that everything was too hasty, this was a piece of paper, and the three princes who guarded the imperial tomb were charged, and when I saw it today, this was just the tip of the iceberg.

The last time I was in the neighboring city, the arrow I collected when I was about to leave, the wood was smooth and hard, and the feathers on the tail were the unique feathers of the Persian finches that were paid tribute by the Persian country.

This kind of arrow must only be available to the royal family, so Peng Chi must have recognized it, he didn't tell Han Yi, he probably knew the inside story of the matter.

In other words, Peng Chi knew that the emperor asked him not to check, but the latter threatening sentence must have been written to Han Yi.

Taiwei Li is the only clue to the secret letter now, Peng Chi did not find Taiwei Li, where did the secret letter come from in the palace?

There are two speculations, one is that the emperor caught Taiwei Li and forced him to confess the location of the secret letter.

The other two is that the emperor doesn't know where Taiwei Li is, and the secret letter is fake.

Things are clearly in the second direction.

The secret letter is fake, and it is full of negative news about the three princes.

Back then, the three princes volunteered to guard the emperor's mausoleum, presumably it was no longer an obstacle to the emperor, so why did the emperor still find a secret letter, he wanted to take revenge and gave an order, and the war horse and iron hooves put the three princes out.

It seems that this is not the case with the contents of the secret letter.

Han Yi remembered Li Li.

Li Li once looked for her,