I am a king.

If Xiqiang is immortal, if my father is still alive, maybe I will be like Zuo Yao, a crown prince respected by everyone.

Unfortunately, before I was born, my country was destroyed. If I am the crown prince, and I am only the crown prince of the dead country, what status do I have?

Those who have other intentions will say in my ear: If it were not for Her Majesty, your country would not have perished; If it weren't for Her Majesty, your father would not have died; If it weren't for Her Majesty the Empress, you would be the crown prince and the Ninety-Five Supreme in the future.

I listened, but only slightly hooked the corners of my lips, and said coldly. Those who have no intentions will fail to provoke three times and twice, and they will leave gloomily.

Mo Kua I am young and old, and I have insight into the world; Don't praise me for being brilliant and knowing the villain.

No one with good intentions would have imagined that Her Majesty the Empress had spoken these things to me openly and honestly over and over again when I was very young.

Her Majesty the Empress is the one who has great wisdom, and thinks ahead of everything. She must have been trying to prevent those with other intentions from sowing discord, so she told me the past over and over again in the morning. So much so that before I grew up, I was completely brainwashed into being able to explain the whole thing in its entirety.

In fact, I can believe in Her Majesty the Empress so much because of my mother's sake. My mother, Princess Lingxiang, wrote some fragmentary codexes one after another in order to relieve her depressed mood in the days when she lost her beloved husband and lived in Beiyi.

And these fragmentary codexes were found one by one when I was remembering my mother in my former home.

These codexes, perhaps even Her Majesty the Empress does not know.

I read it and didn't make a fuss. Because the memories recorded in it are exactly the same as those described by Her Majesty the Empress. So I silently kept these codexes as a memento of my mother.

If it weren't for these codexes, I would have chosen to believe in Her Majesty the Empress and her uncle. Because I trust my own eyes. I saw with my own eyes how my uncle and Her Majesty the Empress moved to the graves of my father and mother, how they buried them together, how they were in awe of them, and how they wept at their graves, and how I was truly saddened.

These true feelings are not disguised.

If it weren't for these codexes, I would have chosen to believe in Her Majesty the Empress and her uncle. Because I trust my own feelings. I personally felt the love of my uncle and Her Majesty the Empress. As soon as I was born, I lost my father and mother. If Her Majesty really did something wrong, she should have strangled me in swaddling clothes and cut the grass to the roots, instead of raising tigers.

They treat me as their own. I received the same education and living conditions as the crown prince and Princess An Ning. They are unbiased, and they are completely selfless in their care and education resources. I remember when I was sick, they were also anxious like ants on a hot pot, and they stayed up all night.

If they do, and I doubt it, then I'm a stupid and ungrateful villain.

Therefore, I would like to advise those who have other intentions, as well as all potential Xiqiang independents who are still not dead, not to persuade me anymore. I have my own path to follow, don't force me to follow the rough and bumpy road you have paved for me.

When I followed my uncle and aunt to visit Weifu and traveled all over Xiqiang, I saw with my own eyes that the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and Xiqiang was prosperous and prosperous. That's enough. Why should I use my so-called resentment or hatred to destroy everything in front of me?

How selfish I would have been!

No! I don't want to!