After a while, news came from the Jin State tent that the Jin Emperor was not dead, but only slightly injured.

Zhao Changqing shamelessly sent people to the Jin Emperor's camp to find out the news. He claimed that he was concerned about the Jin Emperor's health. He also explained that Jing Ke's actions were done by him alone and did not follow his instructions. At present, Jing Ke has been taken over by him.

He was cut into eight pieces and executed, hoping that Emperor Jin would not be angry.

Isn’t this lying with your eyes open?

Assuming that it was really Jing Ke's own will, then why did Wei send troops to rush into Jin's military camp?

Later, the envoy sent by Zhao Changqing gave an answer, saying that he had learned that Jing Ke was preparing to assassinate the Emperor of Jin. Those troops were sent to the Jin army camp to assist the Jin army in capturing Jing Ke. However, after arriving at your camp, they will be with you

The Jin army had some minor conflicts, but these minor conflicts would never affect the alliance and relations between the two countries.

At the same time, he also hoped that Emperor Jin could rest in peace and recover.

This is really like killing someone and then visiting their funeral.

However, the Jin Emperor had decreed in advance that there should be no conflict with the Wei army in the short term.

This made the Jin generals feel very aggrieved.

Emperor Jin said to them, "The State of Wei sent this envoy here just to take a look at my situation. If I and you all get angry and criticize and conquer the State of Wei, then it will be what they want. Now we are finally

All you need to do is be patient, and sooner or later you will be able to avenge this revenge."

Now these Jin generals don't know the true condition of Emperor Jin, and they really think that he just suffered some frights and minor injuries, nothing serious.

Emperor Jin naturally had his reasons for telling them that. He did not have the time to have any disputes with Wei State now. He had to complete a few things within his only life span, and for Wei State,

He no longer has the energy to distract himself from dealing with them.

Perhaps, the Jin Emperor should be the most aggrieved emperor in the history of the Jin Kingdom. After being assassinated, he could not turn against the Wei Kingdom. This really made him feel great shame and aggrieved. But he really

There is no way.

After the envoys sent by the State of Wei to the Jin army's camp to find out what was going on returned, they told Zhao Changqing all about the situation there.

According to what he said, Emperor Jin was just a little pale at the moment, but his voice was strong and powerful, and he did not look like he was seriously injured and was about to die soon.

Zhao Changqing couldn't help but frowned when he heard these words. Could it be that after so much effort, Emperor Jin still hasn't been killed? Then this is too surprising. Everything he has done before has been in vain.

Aborted? Will he still succeed if he tries to assassinate Emperor Jin again?

Emperor Jin also asked this envoy to tell Zhao Changqing that after his health got better, he could still continue the alliance of the three emperors. After all, the alliance that the three kingdoms had finally ushered in could not be destroyed for the sake of a wild dog who dared to make the decision without permission.

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When Zhuge Liang heard this sentence, he smiled and said to Zhao Changqing: "Your Majesty, I guess that even if Emperor Jin cannot die for a while, it must not be a minor injury, he must be seriously injured. Otherwise,

, he will never be so calm and intent on stabilizing our country of Wei, because if a major event like assassinating the emperor occurs, no matter what happens, the Jin military camp will still be hostile to our army. But the current situation is that Jin

The country is carrying on as usual and there is no special reaction, which is surprising."

After Zhuge Liang's analysis, Zhao Changqing felt that it made sense. Regardless of the current situation of Emperor Jin, the attitude of the Jin army was quite suspicious.

Then, Zhao Changqing heard Zhuge Liang say: "Your Majesty, now we have to be more careful with the Chu State. In the dispute between Wei and Jin, the Chu State will definitely find a way to get a share of the pie. We are afraid that they will do something strange recently."

Zhao Changqing said: "If they don't mind watching the excitement, I don't mind giving them some lessons. The year before last plus the war last year have wiped out all the real elite troops of the Chu State. The current Chu State is no longer what it used to be."

, compared to the strength of our Wei State, they are vulnerable to a single blow. What's more, I have arranged for Cao Shen to keep an eye on their every move. They have nothing to worry about in the short term."

As soon as Zhuge Liang heard this, he knew that the emperor wanted to be invincible in the world at this moment. This was not a good sign. No matter how bad the Chu State was, it was still a country. It was impossible to be arrogant against them.

However, Your Majesty is Your Majesty, and the Kingdom of Wei needs His Majesty's domineering power. Let the ministers take care of the rest.

Emperor Chu was particularly shocked when he learned that Wei actually sent people to assassinate Emperor Jin.

It seems that this alliance of three emperors cannot be opened, and it is even possible to accidentally involve Chu State in the war between Wei and Jin. This does not agree with Chu State's overall national policy of rest and recuperation, so the Emperor of Chu stayed overnight

He retreated four to five hundred miles with his army.

After learning the news, both Wei and Jin had different feelings.

Anyway, on the Wei side, Zhao Changqing was scolding Chu.

Everyone can understand that they choose to retreat at this moment, that is, they do not want to get involved in what is happening between Wei and Jin in the short term. It is very likely that they are ready to reap the benefits.

The news of Wei Guo's assassination of Emperor Jin quickly spread throughout the world.

Some people say that this is a retaliatory measure by the Wei State. There is nothing to say. After all, it was the Jin State who took the initiative to assassinate the Jin Emperor. Others are unkind, so why should the Wei State not allow others to be unjust?

Some people also say that the assassination of Emperor Jin by the Wei State has little to do with the Wei State. It is obvious that Jing Ke, the deputy commander of the Jinyi Guards of the Wei State, assassinated the Jin Emperor for his own selfish purposes. There is no trace of the Wei Emperor in this.

agreed, and why did Jing Ke want to assassinate Emperor Jin?

Some people infer that Jing Ke wanted to do something that would make him famous forever. Since the assassination of Emperor Chu failed, they would assassinate Emperor Jin. As long as Emperor Jin died, why not worry about not being famous in the world? However, Jing Ke was already dead at this moment anyway.

Now, no one knows why Jing Ke went to assassinate the Second Emperor.

Some people even say that all this is a conspiracy of the Wei State, and its real purpose is that Emperor Wei wants to kill Emperor Jin in revenge for the original assassination.

They had mixed opinions about Emperor Wei's action.

However, as far as we can tell from the people of Jin State, what Wei Emperor did was unkind and unjust. Anyway, they would not talk about the bad things about their king.

The opinions of the outside world cannot affect Zhao Changqing.

On the third day after the assassination of Emperor Jin.

Emperor Jin suddenly summoned all the ministers who had followed him to attend the Three Emperors' Alliance this time, saying that they had important matters to discuss.

All the ministers came, except Xu Fengyun, the prince of Northern Liang.

He had received a secret report from the King of Northern Liang the day before yesterday and had already fled in advance.

I have to say that King Beiliang sees things very accurately.

He could tell from the information Xu Fengyun sent him that it was definitely not easy for Emperor Wei to meet his son.

If something goes wrong, it must be a monster. The current situation in the entire Changliu Mountains can be described as an undercurrent. If something happens to his son at this time, Beiliang will have no future, so he asked his son to stay overnight.

If you stay in the mountains and retreat back to Beiliang, you don't have to worry about what Emperor Jin thinks.

If there are checkpoints along the way that prevent Xu Fengyun from retreating to Beiliang, then let him disguise himself as an ordinary citizen and return to Beiliang first.

Emperor Jin was sitting cross-legged on the bed, with a piece of gauze in front of him.

He feebly asked the mysterious master beside him, "Is Xu Fengyun, the Crown Prince of Northern Liang here?"

This mysterious master's name is Shang Tianhong. He is a very famous swordsman in the Jin Kingdom. He is hailed as the God of Swords by the local people. He followed the Jin Emperor six years ago and is responsible for his safety on weekdays.

After hearing the emperor's question, Shang Tianhong replied: "Reporting to your majesty, Xu Fengyun, the crown prince of Northern Liang, led the Fengzi camp away late at night the day before yesterday. It is said that he is going back to Northern Liang."

He deliberately concealed this matter because he was afraid that Emperor Jin would be angry if he knew about it. At present, Emperor Jin's body really cannot have too many emotional fluctuations.

Emperor Jin coughed violently a few times when he heard the sound, and then sighed: "Oh, that's all, let's not let children get involved in adults' affairs. When I have time in the future, I will tell King Beiliang that I will let his son go."

In the future, he will have to report this information back to me."

Shang Tianhong bowed and said, "Yes, Your Majesty."

Emperor Jin asked again: "Are they all here?"

Shang Tianhong nodded and couldn't bear to look at the Jin Emperor who had lost weight rapidly in the past few days. There seemed to be tears lingering in his eyes. If he hadn't held back, he might have burst into tears.

Emperor Jin smiled and murmured: "Okay, okay, very good."

At present, most of the ministers who followed Emperor Jin to the Changliu Mountains were ministers of the Queen Mother's party. At this moment, they all had a bad feeling and looked at each other in confusion.

Someone suddenly fears for his life.

Some people feel that Emperor Jin is about to die soon. If this happens, the Jin Kingdom will be in chaos. They must find a way to tell the Queen Mother and the General about this matter and ask them to make a decision as soon as possible.

Some people felt that something big was going to happen today, but they couldn't guess what it was, so they kept kneeling on the ground and frowning.

A minister who was close to the Jin Emperor clasped his fists and asked, "Your Majesty, your body..."

But as soon as I opened my mouth, I realized that today was not the right time to ask these questions.

This is really care and chaos!

Emperor Jin knew who asked about this voice, so he smiled at him through a layer of gauze and said, "It's okay, I know my health well."

The trusted minister of Emperor Jin finally shook his head and said nothing.

He knew that there was definitely a big problem with Emperor Jin's health.

Time was running out, and Emperor Jin could not allow the time to be delayed any longer, so he directly said: "Kill everyone on this list."

What does it mean to say something surprising?

This is it!

Originally, Emperor Jin brought them to the Three Emperors Alliance in order to slowly find reasons to kill them, but now things have changed, and Emperor Jin cannot tolerate any further delay.

All the ministers in the Queen Mother's party were shocked when they heard the Jin Emperor's words.

What did Emperor Jin mean when he said this?

Shang Tianhong got the list and started calling everyone's name.

"Mao Xiang!"

"Qiuhou!"
To be continued...