Yes, he should have gone crazy. The Emperor himself said that he had lost his mind and gone crazy. How could he not go crazy?
Everyone saw King Chen suddenly get up from the ground, dancing, crying and laughing, as if he was crazy, and were silent for a while.
Princess Chen was lying on the ground, barely able to suppress her sobs. She couldn't help but shed tears when the kings and beasts hurt her, but she was worried about the Emperor's approach, so she hurriedly covered it up carefully.
The emperor let out a short sneer, his chest rose and fell slowly, and he looked at the group of people with a mocking expression.
Liu Che looked on with cold eyes and couldn't help but sigh secretly in his heart.
He told the old guys in the space: "This is what is called a father who doesn't understand his son, and a son who doesn't understand his father."
The kings only saw his grandson eating meat, but they did not see his grandson being beaten.
It's true that he faked his death and escaped, but it's also true that he encountered an almost fatal attack.
It was true that the emperor cleaned up the mess for him and raised him to the throne with his own hands, but wasn't the prerequisite that he stabilized the country and demonstrated the talents and strategies that a prince should have?
But in the eyes of the kings, all this has nothing to do with the throne. They can only see the results of the most superficial reasons - the emperor dotes on the East Palace, loves the house and the bird, and also loves the emperor and grandson of the East Palace, so even if The emperor's grandson had committed such a big mistake, but he could wipe it out for him calmly and share the world with him!
Therefore, the sons actually do not understand their father.
However, the emperor has long treated the kings with suspicion and indifference. First, he used the majesty of a monarch to frighten them, and secondly, he rebuked them with the severity of a family master. When has he ever shown his fatherly love?
So, a father actually doesn’t understand his son.
The two parties are confused and suspicious of each other. How could it not end in tragedy?
As it is now, King Chen has broken his defenses, and the kings and beasts have hurt their kind, and they are resentful of the emperor, and the emperor is not happy - I have revealed the fact that the princess of Zhenguo is actually the emperor's grandson, isn't it? In order to protect you brood?
Liu Che shook his head secretly and saw that the emperor was silent, so he went forward to help Princess Chen up: "The cousins in the palace are still young. If the aunts also go to the clan mansion, they should Who can I leave to control and educate?”
Princess Chen listened to the meaning of his words, as if she had no intention of pursuing her heirs, so she couldn't help but secretly breathed a sigh of relief and felt grateful. Then she heard him continue: "And speaking of it the other way around, if Let Uncle Chen go to the clan mansion to recuperate alone, and not seeing his wife and children for a long time, I'm afraid it won't be good for his health."
Princess Chen's heart dropped and she didn't know where she was, lest he suddenly said that he would send her whole family to the clan mansion.
Just when he was feeling uneasy, he saw Liu Che lift up his clothes, kneel in front of the emperor, and plead for King Chen: "The clan's mansion is so cold and silent, where is the place where a patient can stay for a long time? It's Yichun Palace." Located on the east side of Chunhui Lake, the scenery is excellent and the climate is pleasant. You might as well ask your aunt and cousins to accompany your uncle to recuperate."
"The other courtyard on the left and right was built when Emperor Zhuangzong was a prince. Let's just give it to Uncle Chen. What do you think, grandfather?"
The emperor turned to look at him, with a complicated look on his face: "It's okay if you are so disobedient and disrespectful, but you are not guilty. How come you still have meritorious service, and you want me to give you a mansion?"
After a pause, he waved his sleeves and said: "That's all, in that case, let's change Yichun Palace to Prince Chen's Mansion and let his family move there. Since this matter was initiated by you, I will leave it to you!"
When Princess Chen heard this, tears couldn't help but burst out of her eyes, knowing that half of her family's disaster had been over.
If he is really imprisoned in Zongzheng Temple, I am afraid that my husband will not be able to get out in this life. Regardless of the relationship between husband and wife, what good will it be for the children to have such a father who was ordered to be imprisoned until death by the emperor's grandfather? A future?
But now the emperor's grandson is asked to move around and live in Yichun Palace. Although he is still recuperating, his relationship is much better than before. Although he doesn't know when he will be released, it is still better than living in the clan. It’s much better to be imprisoned until death!
Princess Chen wanted to thank her, but she also knew that now was not the time, so she only cast a grateful glance at the emperor and grandson, and then solemnly thanked the emperor.
Liu Che then ordered people to find King Chen who ran out like crazy. Seeing that his hair was messy, his clothes were disheveled, and his face was full of tears, he asked people to come and wash King Chen and tidy up his appearance.
King Chen looked away and did not look at him.
Liu Che seemed not to notice the coldness in his eyes, his expression was sincere, and he said sincerely: "My nephew has received many favors from his uncle in Beiguan these years. He is a close relative, so why should he be so unfamiliar?"
"There are also Uncle Ji Wang, Uncle Yi Wang, and Uncle Cheng..."
His eyes fell on the faces of the kings one by one, with gentle expressions and admiration: "My nephew said little about the friendship between the kings and uncles, but he always kept it in his heart."
After saying that, he gathered his clothes and bowed solemnly.
The kings were originally a little dissatisfied with the emperor's choice of successor - it was also a battle to seize the throne, we were in a life-and-death battle, and you were directly escorted, why?
However, he also knew that with the support of the emperor and the background of the grandson of the East Palace, coupled with the illustrious achievements he had made over the years, no one could shake his position.
At this moment, seeing this nephew so gentle and kind, so different from the emperor's ferocious demeanor, and showing such respect to their uncles, the unhappiness in my heart was gradually replaced by the ironing post.
They all returned the favor, and the atmosphere that had been stagnant because of King Chen's experience also loosened.
The emperor looked on coldly like an outsider, watching them laugh, thinking that they would cry in the future.
The bright floor tiles clearly reflected the clear stupidity on the faces of his sons. The funny thing is that they still think they are very smart.
"No matter how strict a father is, he is better than..."
When the emperor said this, he didn't know what he thought of. He suddenly sneered, with a look of fatigue on his face: "That's all, you all should step back. From now on... you can take care of yourself."
Then he said: "Chunlang, come here."
Liu Che took the order and came closer obediently.
The emperor stared at him quietly for a long time, and finally stretched out his hand. He hesitated for a few moments in mid-air, and finally patted his shoulder gently.
"You are younger than me. Standing on my shoulders, you should go further and do better. Go ahead."
Liu Che kowtowed to him, stood up and left respectfully.
The emperor watched his back disappear from sight, and then turned his attention to the ministers who had been waiting for a long time: "I still have a few words to tell you..."
…
As early as after the crown prince brought Liu Che into the palace, the emperor ordered Chang'an to be sealed off, and the areas where the princes and princesses lived were particularly tightly controlled.
The kings rode out of the palace with Liu Che, and the princesses rode behind them in carriages. Although the emperor was not allowed to laugh loudly because the emperor was seriously ill, they looked at this gentle and considerate nephew sitting on the horse with a gentle smile on his face. Smiling and listening to their words attentively, the mood is always good.
The era of the Emperor is about to pass, and good times are yet to come!
Beautiful~
All the way to the door of the house, I saw the Forbidden Army standing outside Prince Chen's Mansion. The capable soldiers wearing armor and holding weapons blocked the surrounding roads. The killing aura of the soldiers could be heard far away.
The smiles on the faces of the kings gradually faded, and their expressions became stagnant. They subconsciously reined in the reins and stopped.
In the silence, only Liu Che had a smile on his face and a calm expression. He still maintained his previous speed and reached the front of the team unhurriedly.
He gently asked the commander of the imperial army guarding this place: "Has anyone left?"
The commander of the Forbidden Army responded respectfully: "No!"
"Very good," Liu Che held the reins firmly and said with a smile, "Go and invite some of my cousins to come out first. You must move gently. If you scare them, I won't let you go! "
The commander of the Forbidden Army clasped his fists and responded: "Yes!"
With another wave of his hand, a soldier opened the main entrance of Prince Chen's Mansion and drove straight in. After a while, he brought out several children from Prince Chen's Mansion.
Everyone is walking on thin ice with trepidation.
Liu Che asked them with a smile: "Are you not scared?"
How dare a few people say anything?
They all shook their heads.
Liu Che nodded with satisfaction and pointed them in the direction: "Go to the back to find your mother and concubine."
When the kings saw this, they felt a bit ominous in their hearts. King Ji couldn't help but turn his head to look at King Cheng next to him. His lips trembled and he wanted to speak out, but was stopped by King Cheng's frightened look. Living.
Over there, Liu Che continued his questioning: "It seems that there are two concubines and several concubines in Uncle Chen's house? Please go and invite them out too."
The soldiers then went inside again and invited the beauties out.
The back house was all emptied, and Liu Che finally asked what happened in the front hall: "Where is the director of Prince Chen's palace?"
The soldier quickly went to fetch someone.
Liu Che said without thinking: "As a long history, I don't even know that Uncle Wang is ill. Damn it, kill him!"
A bright sword flashed, and a human head fell to the ground, blood splattering far away.
With a "plop", the headless body fell to the ground.
A scream seemed to come from the distant car, but it quickly disappeared in mid-air.
Liu Che continued without changing his expression: "The servants in the mansion are not well served, so all of them should be sent to Xishan to serve. As for the other subordinate officials who serve Uncle Wang, they will have nothing to do with the extra corpses in the mansion." only……"
He smiled slightly: "Why keep the useless servants? Kill them all."
The soldiers took the order and left, followed the records of the household documents, and brought the people over one by one.
The officials who served King Chen, the Taoists who said he would achieve great things, the soldiers hiding in the palace, and the loyal slaves he raised in private...
Rows of people were escorted to the streets like animals. Butcher knives were raised high and fell suddenly, blood splattering everywhere.
This scene reminded King Ji of harvesting wheat.
The blood quickly soaked the streets, and the heads and corpses that were too late to be cleaned were piled up like a hill. The blood in the bodies of the kings seemed to have drained out. Their hands and feet began to tremble involuntarily, and there was no trace of blood on their faces.
The massacre lasted for half an hour. At the end, King Cheng couldn't help but retched, and the other princes were so shocked that their eyes were wet with tears.
Liu Che seemed to have just discovered them. He suddenly came back to his senses and asked in shock: "Why are Uncle Wang still here?"
After looking around for another week and understanding, he scolded the commander of the imperial army with a straight face: "It's so stupid. Why didn't you know to make way for the uncles earlier?!"
"Why don't you quickly back away——"
The kings had witnessed his methods with their own eyes, and all of them looked pale. How could they dare to call themselves uncles? They hurriedly said, "Business matters are important, official matters are important." Then they said tremblingly: "Can we...can leave? "
"Why can't you leave?"
Liu Che looked puzzled, but his face was still just right and kind: "Uncle Wang, please."
When the kings were riding on their horses, they felt that they had seen too many dead people, and even they lost consciousness from the neck down.
Before they had gone far, Liu Che asked the people around him: "Uncle Chen is ill, and my aunt has to take care of her. I'm afraid she won't be able to handle the moving. Have you taken stock of all the people in the palace?"
Someone replied: "Whenever a prince opens a palace, the emperor will definitely give him one hundred thousand taels of silver, exactly the same."
"Yes," Liu Che responded calmly: "Send it to Yichun Palace."
King Cheng felt that all the internal organs in his belly were trembling. The horse underneath him seemed to be frightened and it neighed involuntarily. King Cheng almost couldn't help but bend down and cover the horse's mouth. .
Beside him, King Ji was also sweating coldly and his face was full of panic.
The two brothers looked at each other, and somehow they remembered what the emperor said before leaving the palace.
No matter how strict a father is, he is better than...
What was the half sentence that the emperor could not say?
There is also the last sentence about doing it for yourself...
King Cheng smiled bitterly.
This good day ended before it even began.
