Until that death-giving oracle shattered all of Ye Mushen's hopes for the future.

Ye Mushen couldn't understand how Ye Hongchu's cup of wine could give him such peace of mind.

Heaven and earth collapsed in the moment when Ye Zi Ling broke off his breath.

At that time, Ye Mushen was just a self-pitying, complaining, and cynical abolished prince.

He couldn't drink much day and night, and he would have some inexplicable temper tantrums towards Ye Mujing almost every day.

Ye Mujing only accompanied him day after day, occasionally drinking with him, and occasionally listening to him scold the emperor.

Ye Mujing, who is already the crown prince, is sandwiched between the emperor and Ye Mushen, and he is also under great pressure.

But he never said that he was no, only silently hoping that the brother he cared about the most would suffer less.

Ye Mujing's kindness, Ye Mujing will never forget it in his life.

But what really pulled Ye Mushen out of the gloom was the eldest princess's suicide note.

One day, he returned to the former Eldest Princess's Mansion, which had been deserted at that time, but had not been completely demolished by the emperor for some reason, and stumbled upon the letters left by the Eldest Princess.

It was a letter written by the eldest princess in prison, but somehow, it was transferred to the princess's mansion - or the dormitory of the former five princes.

Ye Mushen only then knew that he actually had a brother-in-law.

And the only blood relative he didn't know about was actually Ayan, who was repeatedly tortured and humiliated by him.

It turned out that Ye Ziling had always known that Ayan was the third prince who disappeared in his early years.

She also knew that Ayan had been tortured in an inhuman way by Ye Mushen.

It's just that, for some reason, Ye Ziling has never revealed Ayan's identity, and rarely discourages Ye Mushen's excessive behavior.

The night spirit in prison seems to have foreseen his fate and wrote this letter.

Her only regret in life is Ayan.

Ye Zi Ling has always been gentle with Ye Mu Shen, but in the letter, he reprimanded Ye Mu Shen in an extremely harsh tone for his obedient behavior towards Ayan when he was a child.

She also wrote down her regrets and self-blame.

If he had told Ye Mushen earlier, Ayan would have been his own brother......

Ye Mu Shen may not have done such a thing; The fate of the aunt and nephew may also be different.

However, there is no point in regretting.

Ye Zi Ling only hopes that Ye Mu Shen can survive well.

If you can find Ayan, then confess to him - even for the sake of the Night Spirit.

If Ayan's understanding can be obtained, the two brothers can recognize each other, which is naturally the best result.

Ruo Ayan is no longer alive...... Then find his bones and kowtow three times before his grave.

Only then did Ye Mushen think of the weak young man who might have died in the tunnel.

His mind was full of that beautiful but sickly face, and those eyes that were always red, pitiful, and annoying.

The one he thought was the dirtiest, the lowest, the most incompetent, the most hypocritical, the most annoying guy in the world......

It's his brother-in-law?

A brother who bleeds the same blood as him, but has been on the border since he was a child and has suffered from war?

Only then did Ye Mushen understand a little, why Ayan was always so obedient to himself......

Because it's my brother, right?

Ye Mushen also has an aunt.

But Ayan only has a younger brother, Ye Mushen.

That kind of Ayan, in front of the noble five princes, what else can he do except be ashamed of himself?

I can only hide my identity and hide my past in silence, and then do my best to take care of Ye Mushen like all my brothers, right?

Looking back, Ye Mushen felt more and more that what Ayan did and looked at his eyes ......

It's as if every day with Ye Mu is the last day of my life......

It is more precious, but it is even more desperate.