Xiao Xian felt an endless sadness, which made him even more disappointed with the Qin Empire. The late emperor was also very calculating and suspicious, but after all, the late emperor would not do such a stupid thing as severing his own limbs.
If a person is incompetent, ordinary people will only harm themselves, but if an emperor is incompetent, he will harm the people of the world.
It is those civil and military officials who follow him.
If this continues, more Wen Songzhi will be killed.
While he was meditating, the city gate had been opened, and the opponents were squeezed aside. No one cared about their feelings at all. For the people in the city, they felt that letting King Yan enter the capital was worse than anything else.
Happy things.
It’s no wonder that when someone later researched this period of history, everyone pointed the finger at Chu Ting, thinking that he deliberately asked to be appointed general just to be able to smoothly let Xiao Xian into the city. Some even suspected that those who caused trouble were among them.
He was the one who took the lead, just to add fuel to the flames.
Of course, some people praised him, assuming it was Chu Ting who did it, but if Chu Ting wasn't like this, who could escape from Xiao Xian's sharp blade?
Should we let the capital flow into a river of blood? That would be even more unsightly. Therefore, researchers of later generations believed that it was best to let Xiao Xian enter the capital like that at the moment, so as to avoid killings and large-scale wars.
After all, this is just a personal grudge between Xiao Xian and the emperor. They should be allowed to settle it themselves, instead of involving ordinary people.
With the help of various forces, Xiao Xian led a thousand people into the capital. It was like entering a deserted place, but not a single soldier came to stop them.
The palace was already in chaos. The emperor was so angry that he coughed up blood and cursed: "What is Chu Ting going to do? He let Xiao Xian in without resisting! Where is the prince? Where is the prince?"
He shouted and asked the commander of the Ouchi Guards to quickly gather people to surround the Qianqing Palace. After all, there were 5,000 people in the Ouchi Guard Battalion and 3,000 Yulin Guards in the palace, which were enough to protect the Qianqing Palace.
The queen also got the news early and rushed into the Qianqing Palace with her people, shouting for your majesty to save her life.
Seeing the queen's panic-stricken face that had lost its dignity, the emperor suddenly felt a suspicion in his heart. He glared at the queen and asked, "Queen, how did Wen Songzhi die?"
The queen shook her head and looked at the emperor in surprise, "Your Majesty, I don't even know this."
Although the people in the prison at that time were all the emperor's cronies, their bosses were bribed by her and Mr. Yan Ge and were loyal to Xiao Che. No one would know about her threat to Wen Songzhi.
She didn't witness Wen Song's death with her own eyes, so you can't blame her.
Like a wild beast about to go crazy, the emperor glared at the queen and said through gritted teeth: "I ordered you to persuade Wen Songzhi in order to get him to cooperate in confessing and to reveal all the evidence of his collusion with Xiao Xian. But you ordered him to
Why did you take poison?"
Although he had made up his mind to kill Wen Song from early on, he had to let Wen Songzhi act as a bait to capture Xiao Xian and Shen Mingzhu before he could die.
Now that Xiao Xian came, the 50,000-strong army could not stop him, and now he picked him off cleanly, as if he had never wanted Wen Songzhi's life.
Seeing his crazy look, the Queen could not admit it and insisted that she was just trying to persuade him and did nothing else at all.
