Treacherous Living in the Imperial Harem

…Yun Fenghuang didn’t know that Yin Qu’s choice was largely driven by the Seventh Prince.

In other words, at the age of the seventh prince, he didn't know so much. He was just out of hope to help his mother concubine, and he didn't even have the idea of ​​taking credit for Yun Fenghuang.

Thinking of the situation reminded by Yin Qu, and after repeated deliberation, the imperial concubine's mood suddenly became very bad.

She didn't want Jiang Kuang to die in a corner she didn't know about because of this. The point was that it hadn't been a long time since she had to be held hostage and had to compromise.

This reminded Yun Fenghuang of the time when he respectfully kneeled in front of Ji Lingzi when he first entered the palace.

But that period is very short, but the one in front of you is like a sword hanging over your head. You don't know when it will come down.

Maybe it came when I pinched myself the most negligent, weakest, and most defenseless time.

Yun Fenghuang would never do this kind of thing that almost puts his future and life on the kindness of others.

The key is that she carefully calculated a circle, and sadly found that she had no way to counteract it at all!

Because Jiang Kuang may be alive or dead, but if he can find it, will the people underneath not try his best? That's the imperial concubine's mother!

I want to know, who can bring people back, what kind of reward will be given to Concubine Min!

There is no news so far, either it has become an unknown bone, or it has been hidden by the Ji clan sufficiently.

Yun Fenghuang thought of Chunjia's softness these days, and his face was gloomy for a moment.

Born in sorrow and dying in peace... The Ji family is a clear example. This family has accompanied the Emperor Shenzong all the way to the throne, and he has also experienced various crises back then. At that time, they still had the last laugh. They went through Xiaozong’s dynasty and then to Chunjia... Maybe because of Xiaozong’s inadequate means and the widows and orphans of Chunjia and the Queen Mother, they were paralyzed from top to bottom. Give Chunjia a chance.

If they learn the lesson, will they use similar means to deal with Chunjia?

The former Gongxiangji, because of the wolves surrounded by wolves, did not dare to relax at all. Coupled with his outstanding aptitude and excellent methods, in just a few years, the Zhu Ji family, the Zheng family, the settlement of the regent, the coercion of the ministers...have the posture of the lord of the resurgence.

But it is precisely because of these many major events that happened within a few short years. Now even the foreign enemy Wei He, with the cooperation of the civil strife and the remnants of the Ji family, quickly disappeared, and even needs to wait for Chunjia to decide their new The king, the queen, and the next generation of the Great Khan, imagine who is in the seat of Chunjia, and there will be no such a feeling of relief that he can sit back and relax from now on when he is in the seat of Chunjia.

Especially, Chunjia was so trembling, not a day or two.

Since he became the throne, he has been so cautious all the time.

The emperor is also a human, doesn't he want to relax? The key is, after this breath eases, can you still lift it up?

It must be the same for the Ji family back then. First, he assisted Shenzong to work hard and walked on thin ice to become a minister of Conglong, and then Shenzong took the throne and killed him. How could he be at ease with Ji's side? They must have continued to serve Shenzong cautiously, walking on thin ice, until Xiaozong was enthroned. This was their grandson, but the first thing their grandson came to power was to target the Ji family!

When he was right against Xiaozong at the first time, Ji did not dare to ask for it.

At that time Shenzong went, and Yu Wei was still there. Even though Xiaozong was young, he was the son of Shenzong, a new emperor with eight classics, beyond reproach. How could he not panic in his heart to deceive the emperor with his officials?

When Xiaozong died in depression and Chunjia ascended to the throne, the Ji family must have been relieved... he killed a nengjun praised in the history books, suppressed a grandson of a grandson, and it was his turn to be a juvenile heir who came up with an orphan and a widow. , What are they panicking?

As a result, they thought that they could not panic anymore, but it was cold after ten years.

"If I'm the same as Ji's today, I think there will be no worries from now on..." Yun Fenghuang frowned, thinking quickly, "When the time comes, I will be slack in my heart, and I will not find Ji's arrangements!"

Yes, this should be the reason for the rapid demise of Sefa.

Because of the news that Ji's remnants were hiding in Wei He, although there was no iron proof before, Huang Chengsi was not eating dry food, and Chunjia was not stupid.

In fact, the emperor should have doubts in his heart. He hadn't noticed these arrangements before. About Mo was thinking about the war between the two countries, instead of thinking of the harem and the prince's contention.

Ji's remnants must have no luck with Chunjia's methods.

Therefore, they can’t allow Xifa to fight against Guochao for a long time, so Chunjia will certainly not ignore Ji’s remnants, and will even pay more and more attention to them...So, Ji’s remnants’ arrangements and all sorts of comebacks may not be able to continue to conceal them. Got it!

Regardless of whether the queen or Yun Fenghuang, they all have their own selfishness. At a critical moment, it is still possible to pinch their noses and recognize the three princes ascending the throne.

Only Chunjia is impossible.

Before he took office, he did not have any children under his knees. Today, it is said to the public that it was the concubine Ji Sheng and the former imperial concubine Zheng Changchu, etc., and even Ji Lingzi after the Yuan Dynasty was suspected.

auzw.com But Yun Fenghuang knew in his heart that perhaps these people were indeed suspected, but Chunjia himself might not be innocent.

In that case, it would be fine if he only had the emperor.

Whenever he has a prince, he may be left behind by his father. How can he dare to have an heir?

As a result, after many years of hard work, I finally had to hand over the throne to the prince who was in the blood of the Ji family... Yun Fenghuang put himself in the place to think about Chunjia, and felt panicked!

In short, the current situation where Wei He quickly loses and makes Chunjia lose his vigilance to follow the direction of progress is the best for the remnants of the Ji family.

The emperor looked around, there was no enemy, and he was relaxed physically and mentally, and he would not find Ji's arrangement. Whether the third prince or the second prince, he hoped to ascend the throne.

Otherwise, Yun Fenghuang dared to guarantee that he had nothing to say and told Chunjia about these speculations, and Chunjia would immediately take action to cut off any possibility of the twin princes inheriting the throne.

He didn’t even need to kill him. He only needed to find a distant branch of the extinct heir and take the two princes out. Then, no matter how fierce the princes are in the future, as long as there is one who survives, the throne will also have the blood of the Ji family. It doesn't matter anymore.

…The problem is that Yun Fenghuang did not intend to tell Chunjia under repeated consideration.

At least I don't plan to tell Chunjia now.

There are several reasons: First, she also hopes that the three princes will help King Jin solve the ten princes and the twelve princes. Although the ten princes and the twelve princes do not seem to be the kind of talented masters, the king of Jin is now looking at them. There is still a bit of intelligence, but there are more examples of not necessarily good when you are young. Who can guarantee that when the children grow up, King Jin will be able to uprightly suppress many brothers? Second, she is Jiang Kuang's biological daughter. She cares about Jiang Kuang's life and death very much, but Chunjia may not.

Even if the emperor scruples her mood, he ordered the people below to give priority to Jiang Kuang's life...

The problem is that, of course, the emperor’s interests come first.

There are no masters who dare to die for the king!

Coupled with the example of Xie Jian at the beginning... Yun Fenghuang was worried that once he informed the secret, Chunjia had acted, and he was noticed by the remnants of the Ji family, which would actually kill Jiang Kuang.

The third is that Chunjia was too quick to let go on the issue of the prince, so that Yun Fenghuang still feels a bit unreal.

Based on the relationship between the two so far, she is unwilling to guess whether Chunjia is testing herself, or simply throwing a bait, but she always has to guard against it. When will the emperor change her mind again?

So she can't completely hand over her hole cards and weaknesses.

"Let's stare at the second prince and the third prince." Yun Fenghuang thought about it for a long time, and finally told Chen Jing like this, "Also, arrange for a few people to have innocent backgrounds. Those who have nothing to do with us, send them ahead of time. Waiting. Later, the second prince and the third prince passed by and managed to get to them. Remember, the whole process has nothing to do with us! It is the kind that even if the two princes have three longs and two shorts, they have nothing to do with us. You’re innocent, understand?"

Chen Jing solemnly said, "Slaves obey orders!"

Yun Fenghuang's eyebrows slackened slightly, and he nodded: "Go ahead and do it."

She had thought about it. Once Ji's remnant's arrangement was done, it would be sensational, but it also had a fatal weakness.

That is, the twin princes must live first.

What if the twin prince dies?

Even when the fight for the position of the crown prince just started, he died. In that case, what would the Ji family's remnants do?

They can't help a prince out to the throne at will?

The prince who is supported may be very grateful, but without the fetters of blood, why should he give them generous rewards after taking the throne, instead of killing them all?

Royal children, don't care about being an ordinary prince and being trustworthy and generous. After the upper ranks, it is an instinct to rule out dissidents from monopolizing power and so on.

At that time, if Ji's remnant doesn't have a suitable prince to choose...

Then Yun Fenghuang can recommend his King Jin to them!

She is also closely related to the Ji family. For example, she used to be the pioneer of Ji Lingzi in the Yuan Dynasty. Under the instruction of the Yuan Dynasty, she once tore through the sixth house! From this point of view, with Ji's, rounding is also his own, isn't it?

Since he is his own, the prince who is in the blood of the Ji family is dead, and his mother and son will inherit the remnants of the Ji family, ah, it is the Ji family's Yu Ze, isn't it a matter of course?

Thinking of this, Yun Fenghuang called Chen Jing again and emphasized again: "If the two princes have something, anyone can do it. Anyway, inside and out, they are not allowed to have anything to do with Xuanqing Palace! Understand?"

Otherwise, even in the scene, it is not easy to deal with the remnants of Ji's...Ah, yeah, is it Yu Ze?

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