My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

"Your Majesty, now that Kun City is under martial law, it may not be so smooth." The eunuch replied.

"Whether it goes well or not, let Mu'er handle this matter. If Mu'er can't do it, then let Mu'er's mother do it. If neither mother nor son can make it happen, then there's no point in living! Just keep my words intact. Tell the two of them without moving." King Lange said.

Lu Zheng was shocked again.

Mu'er, if you call her so affectionately, you must be a nephew. What is Peng Mu's identity?

And Peng Mu’s mother, Mrs. Peng Si, was she also involved?

General Peng had four sons and one daughter. General Peng Erlang, the father of Peng Erlang and Peng Sanlang, died on the battlefield many years ago.

Four sons, four wives.

The eldest wife, second wife and three ladies were all in the women's camp. Only Mrs. Peng Si was a girl from a village on the border between Kunzhou and Cizhou. More than ten years ago, General Peng Si almost had an accident when he returned to Kuncheng from the capital. Fortunately, Peng Si The wife rescued him and stayed at Mrs. Peng Si's house while she was recovering from her injuries. She and Mrs. Peng Si fell in love with each other. After recovering from the injury, they got married and gave birth to Peng Mu the following year.

Mrs. Peng Si was born as a village girl. She was not as skilled as the second wife and the third wife. Since Peng Mu was born, Mrs. Peng Si had been taking care of the general affairs of the Peng family.

Lu Zheng remembered that Mrs. Peng Si in her previous life was dead just like the other female members of the Peng family. Mrs. Peng Si in her previous life was an ordinary woman, nothing abnormal at all.

Lu Zheng didn't know whether it was because Mrs. Peng Si in his previous life died without showing anything, or whether Mu'er's mother as King Lange said was not Mrs. Peng Si.

But there is one thing he must do now, and that is to pass the news back to Kuncheng so that his second uncle can take precautions.

If the Mu'er mother mentioned by King Lange refers to Mrs. Peng Si, then King Lange's game of chess is too big. This Peng Mu is probably not the son of General Peng Si.

But if Mrs. Peng Si is the Mu'er mother mentioned by King Lange, then many things can be explained more clearly.

He couldn't tell the Peng family directly about this. He had to send a letter to his second uncle and let him handle it.

In Lu Zheng's eyes, among the people he had met in his past and present lives, Gu Shouxin was the most capable and could perfectly find out the truth about this matter.

Lu Zheng stood there, listening to the eunuch telling King Lange about the Yunhai tribe, the Jihe Kingdom, and the Gaofang Kingdom. He understood the general meaning. King Lange wanted to unite with the places west of the desert. , attacked the Great Zhou, and the Yunhai tribe was the main force. They planned to unite all the surrounding small countries first, but there are still some countries that are more stubborn and only want to settle in a corner, and do not want to get a share of the land of the Great Zhou.

Lu Zheng was wondering, would Xinxin run over there?

After waiting for a while, the eunuch left, and King Lange turned off the lights and prepared to sleep.

Lu Zheng did not take action immediately and planned to wait until morning.

If we take action now, King Lange may have thought that he heard this. If he doesn't send the message to Dazhou, how can the second uncle check it?

King Lange won't think so much when he gets started in the morning.

In the weather of the twelfth lunar month, Lu Zheng hid in the cold wind all night, until the eunuchs in the palace began to move around, preparing for various chores on the morning of the first day of the new year. Lu Zheng covered his face and touched King Lange's hand. in the room.

His movements were very light and made almost no sound, but King Lange was aware of it and was on guard.