Princess Consort Is No Pushover

"No, with me here, I will never let you hurt Xiaoyue'er and her child. I want to tell the world that these evidences are all fake, and you all forged them to frame Chu Xuanchen. I want to expose you conspiracy!" Su Qishao said with scarlet eyes.

Su Ming said: "Son, how dare you! Are you going to betray your father and the emperor for a woman?"

Su Qishao said angrily: "As long as you dare to hurt them, see if I dare. Also, you are so ruthless and ambitious, you are not worthy of being my father at all. If something happens to Chu Xuanchen's family, I will sever the father-son relationship with you !"

"You are an unfilial son, you are today thanks to being a father, what right do you have to threaten being a father?" Su Ming said angrily.

Su Qishao said: "Really? Then I can give you back everything I own. I don't want anything, I just want Xiaoyue'er to live. I can use everything I have in exchange for Xiaoyue'er's life. If If she is dead, I will not live!"

"You, you, your life was given to you by your father. What qualifications do you have to seek death for others? Your father has worked so hard to raise you, and he has been kind to you. You still owe him the kindness of raising you. How dare you die for others to repay your father's kindness?" Su Ming said angrily.

Su Qishao smiled coolly, his eyes were full of disappointment, "Since you feel that I owe you, then I will give you this life back, and from now on, I will owe you nothing!"

After speaking, he walked out with a sad face.

"You bastard, I'm so pissed off!" Su Ming slapped his palm on the table angrily and roared angrily.

After knowing that the emperor wanted to kill all the houses of Prince Li, King Xian was also trying to save Yun Ruoyue.

The Empress Dowager and the eldest princess, including the Huang family, are also trying to find a way. No matter what, everyone can't accept that the Li Palace will be ransacked, and everyone will try their best to save them.

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When Chen Ping and the others knew that the emperor wanted to rob the whole family of Prince Li's mansion, they immediately sent someone to quietly tell Chu Xuanchen the news.

They also conveyed their promise to Yun Ruoyue to Chu Xuanchen.

Chu Xuanchen didn't expect that in just a few days, the emperor concocted false witnesses to frame him in an attempt to destroy his family.

He clenched his fists in anger, his eyes burning with rage.

He also didn't expect that Chen Ping and Jiang Ning were ready to mobilize troops to resist at any time in order to save him. But he also knew that there were many soldiers loyal to him, but not many who dared to follow and resist.

In the imperial city, there were about 50,000 soldiers who dared to follow Chen Ping to resist. Compared with the emperor's hundreds of thousands of troops, the strength was too disparate, and it was undoubtedly hitting a stone with an egg.

Even with the help of 50,000 elite soldiers from Jiangning, Jiangzhou is far away from the imperial city, and once something happens, it will be too far away.

As the saying goes: Quantitative advantage is the first principle of the art of war and the first magic weapon for victory.

He has fought many battles, and he knows that more soldiers and more generals are the key factors for victory, and winning more with less requires the cooperation of the right time, location, and harmony of people, and he must also know how to use tactics, tactics, and strategies. The most important thing is that the quality of the soldiers must be high, and the troops must be elite in order to win by surprise.

But this time he was forced to come here, so even if they were few, he would cooperate with Chen Ping and the others to fight to the death.

It's just that if there was a real fight, there might be rivers of blood, corpses strewn across the field, and countless casualties.

He usually fights by dismantling the opponent's psychological defense first, and then sending troops. This can reduce casualties, so this battle cannot be fought unless it is a last resort.

Now that the imperial decree of Emperor Hongyuan has not been issued, and it is not yet the last moment, he asked the spies to tell Chen Ping, telling the soldiers not to act rashly, so as not to sacrifice in vain.

The emperor wanted to execute the whole house of Prince Li, so he had no choice but to break away from Yun Ruoyue before the emperor made an order, hoping to keep her and the children.

Then, Chu Xuanchen asked Chang Pu to prepare some pens and paper for him.

He sat in front of the simple wooden table, sat upright, spread out the rice paper with his left hand, and picked up the brush with his right hand, ready to write a letter and leave the book.