bayedsolid Chapter 500: Xihuazhi 4
Chapter 500: Xihuazhi 4
Chang Ran asked Hua Zhi to take Shao Yao out more often in the future, hoping to meet her family. He then asked the government for information to see if anyone had reported her missing.
After the discussion, several people took Shaoyao back to Hua Mansion. Of course, they could bring her back because Changran knew that Gu Yanxi and Prince Ling had already revealed their cards, and Prince Ling would not send assassins again.
Gu Yanxi has been locked up recently, so no one has come to see Shaoyao. Shaoyao has become familiar with the people in the Hua family these days. The ones she is most familiar with are Hua Zhi and the maidservant around her, and then the old lady.
Seeing the interaction between the younger generation and the ladies in the mansion, Shaoyao often thought of her mother, which made the ladies feel sorry for her.
After Gu Yanxi was released from confinement and returned to Prince Ling's Mansion, she found Shaoyao missing. She immediately sent people from the Seventh House to search for her. She met Hua Zhi and Shaoyao outside the snack shop.
Seeing Shaoyao and Hua Zhi getting along happily, and thinking of what Prince Ling had done, Gu Yanxi asked Hua Zhi to let Shaoyao stay at the Hua family temporarily.
Soon, Prince Ling's mansion was burned down and Prince Ling died.
The emperor was too murderous. As long as he was around, he would be worried. Chang Ran wanted to get the next emperor on the throne as soon as possible, so that Prince Xian could rebel earlier.
How to act, I have been planning in my mind. First, I sent a puppet to change his appearance and send a secret letter to Qisusi. The letter said that Jinyang Haoyue Fairy Envoy was from Zhaoguo, who was in control of the local area and colluded with officials to rebel.
The secret letter was handed to Chen Qing, and it was addressed to the Seven Stars Envoy.
After receiving the secret letter, Gu Yanxi felt that it was true. He sent his subordinates to ask the people from Jinyang about the local situation. According to the information collected, what was said in the secret letter was basically true.
After reporting the matter to the emperor, Gu Yanxi was sent to Jinyang to investigate the truth.
Chang Ran passed the news of the departure of the Seven Stars Envoy to the spy of Prince Xian. After Prince Xian confirmed it, he decided to seize this opportunity to attack the emperor.
If Prince Xian had a better temper, Chang Ran would have killed the emperor and let him ascend the throne. Unfortunately, his style of doing things looked the same as the current emperor, both were quite cruel.
Although no one could guarantee what would happen to the Sixth Prince in the future, at least the Hua family was basically stable in the years before he grew up.
Since the Sixth Prince had been chosen, Chang Ran had made preparations early. Before he was born, he sent a puppet to Fengxiang Palace disguised as a eunuch.
After the Sixth Prince was born, the puppet secretly took care of him, preventing him from crying all night and being banished to the cold palace by His Majesty.
The puppet had been serving him all along, taking care of his daily life and supervising his learning. When he was five or six years old, he did not run to the Jicui Palace and met the crazy eldest prince.
Although she was not favored in the palace, she was still treated as she should be.
Although the Hua family is kind to the Sixth Prince in the play, their miserable appearance can sometimes become a thorn in the emperor's heart when others see them.
Besides, the Sixth Prince looked quite pitiful. Chang Ran was willing to let him suffer less.
When the eunuch Wei beside King Xian was on the move, King Hui saw him and his whereabouts were discovered. Finally, King Hui was killed.
When Gu Yanxi resolved Jin Yang's issue and rushed back to the imperial capital to report to the emperor, he found that the emperor was unconscious.
After learning about the situation through Changqing, he ordered the palace gates to be closed immediately, and strictly prohibited people from walking inside and outside. He summoned the seven night guards and the imperial guards to seal off the Forbidden Palace. Then he ordered people to interrogate all the palace servants and eunuchs.
The Sixth Prince was always followed by people, including puppets and other palace servants. He had never been to the Emperor's palace, so he had nothing to do with this matter.