Their Lucky Star Was Transmigrated!

Beijing.

It was raining and raining, and sometimes lightning pierced the sky, and sometimes thunder rolled.

Yan Jing returned to the capital in such weather.

There is no good weather along the way.

It was a pity that the journey that was supposed to take three days was stunned, and the guards who accompanied him caught cold nine out of ten.

The amazing thing is that most of the people in the imperial envoy were ill, but Yan Jing, who was the imperial envoy, was safe and sound.

When the imperial brigade entered the capital, Yan Jing bathed and changed clothes immediately, and only then did he enter the palace to ask for a meeting.

The Temple of Heaven is where Emperor Yongping handles state affairs.

When Yan Jing arrived at the Qiantian Temple, there was someone in the Qiantian Temple.

Coincidentally, the person whom he met was the Duke of Dingbei, who was now in the limelight.

"Yuanshu, you are a little late here!"

After Yan Jing greeted Emperor Yongping, Emperor Yongping smiled and said, "Come on, tell me, what kind of person is my eldest cousin?"

"Go back to the sage, because the words in the decree are different, Xu Huaiyi did not dare to obey the edict, and the minister has brought the decree back!"

Yan Jing bowed, took out the carefully guarded imperial decree from the arm cage, held it up with both hands, and raised it above his head.

With Yan Jing's words, Emperor Yongping, who was still smiling just now, sank his face instantly.

Ding Beihou, who was accompanying him, also changed his face and fell to his knees.

"Sacred Lord, the child has no shape, the child is not worthy of the father's fault, the minister is willing to bear it on behalf of the child!"

Ding Beihou knelt on the ground and spoke sincerely.

Emperor Yongping glanced at the Duke of Dingbei and said lightly, "Why did my uncle say this? Get up, I'm not a foolish monarch, how could I blame my big cousin for this?"

"Yan Jing, tell me, what's wrong with this imperial edict?"

After Emperor Yongping finished talking to Marquis Dingbei, regardless of whether Marquis Dingbei stood up or not, he turned to look at Yan Jing.

"Go back to the Holy One!"

"In terms of decree, Xu Huaiyi is the eldest son of the Marquis of Dingbei. However, Xu Huaiyi thinks that he is the eldest son of the Marquis of Dingbei. There is a word difference.

"Afterwards, Xu Huaiyi learned that his mother had been abandoned by the Xu family, and he himself was also removed from the Xu family tree. Therefore, he dared not accept the edict!"

Yan Jing did not mention Zhao Bingzheng's role in it, not because he was afraid of the Zhao family, but because he didn't want to cause trouble.

Emperor Yongping sat on the dragon chair and remained silent for a while.

Ding Beihou was still kneeling, his face expressionless, but his clenched fists showed his inner unrest.

His wife was divorced, and his eldest son was removed from the family tree. He didn't know anything about these things.

"Is there such a thing?"

Emperor Yongping sighed faintly, his eyes swept across Duke Dingbei's body, and he said lightly, "However, since this is a private matter within the Xu clan, it is not good for me to interfere."

"Then, this will is enough!"

"Sir, then, how should this Xu Huaiyi's merit be rewarded?"

Yan Jing asked after Emperor Yongping made a decision.

"If you have merit, you should be rewarded, and if you have done wrong, you should be punished. Xu Huaiyi refuses to obey the edict, and I will not hold him accountable.

Emperor Yongping waved his hand casually, indicating that this was the end of the matter.

He is an aloof emperor, and the imperial edict was rejected. Does he want to lose face?

However, at the moment when Emperor Yongping finished his words, a thunderbolt fell from the sky and smashed on the roof of Qiantian Temple.

In the sound of rolling thunder, the roof of the majestic Qiantian Temple was instantly split open with a hole.

The glazed tiles on the roof rustled.

"Holy beware!"

After all, Duke Dingbei was a fierce general who came out of the battlefield. He came back to his senses in an instant, leaped, and used his body to protect Emperor Yongping, who was still ignorant.

The Marquis of Dingbei himself was smashed to death by the glazed tiles that fell from the roof of Qiantian Temple.

I think I can really write another chapter, O(∩_∩)O haha~