Chapter 1309 The old minister thought that His Highness could
After saying these words, not only Zhou Ping'an, but also Jian Xin gave Zhou Changshou a meaningful look.
Zhou Changshou immediately explained: "Actually, it's because Princess Ning has a jealous personality, and Prince Ning doesn't want to make the palace uneasy, so he took this trick. The concubine in the seventeenth room and I are absolutely clean and innocent."
, can stand the test.”
Zhou Pingan asked: "Since the princess is jealous, how could Prince Ning be so powerful that he married the concubine of the seventeenth room?"
Zhou Changshou gritted his teeth and said, "This is Prince Ning's private matter. Should I take care of it? What do you mean by asking this question? Don't you believe me?"
"no no."
Zhou Ping'an hurriedly explained: "I just want to make sure that since she is Prince Ning's concubine, can she be trusted? She won't tell anyone?"
"Won't."
Zhou Changshou answered categorically. He blurted out: "As long as I come forward, she will never tell the truth."
"oh!"
Zhou Pingan and Jian Xin actually made meaningful sounds at the same time.
Zhou Changshou was furious and said: "Are you going or not?"
"Time is tight, let's go."
Jian Xin grabbed one of them with one hand, took a step forward, and rose into the sky, disappearing into the rainy night with the two brothers Zhou Ping'an.
Before leaving, Jian Xin carefully slapped the ruined temple to pieces.
Firstly, it was because the Zhou Ping'an brothers had stayed here after all, so it was inevitable that traces would be left behind. There were indeed experts in the palace who were good at tracking, so even Jian Xin had to think a little more.
Secondly, for some reason, since she first met Li Chen at the Xi Zheng Palace and had her name changed, Jian Xin became annoyed when she saw the bald donkey in the Buddhist temple.
Far away in the capital, the East Palace.
At this time, the sky was already turning white.
Su Zhenting and Zhao Xuanji, who had stayed up all night, looked extremely solemn.
Hidden beneath the same solemnity are completely different thoughts.
Su Zhenting was the first to speak: "Your Highness, you must never put yourself in danger."
After hearing that Li Chen had just proposed to go to Prince Ning's fiefdom to resolve the matter in person, Su Zhenting immediately raised his objections, and his attitude was extremely firm.
"Prince Ning has evil intentions. If His Highness goes there in person, he is afraid of causing chaos."
"Then the imperial court will be leaderless and the world will be in turmoil!"
Su Zhenting couldn't figure out why Li Chen, who was always steady and liked to make decisions before taking action, would be so impulsive this time.
Prince Ning's fiefdom is the same as hell. As for Li Chen going there in person?
Too dangerous.
It was easy in the past, but it is difficult to come back.
Zhao Xuanji said nothing, his snow-white eyebrows drooped, no one knew what he was thinking.
Faced with Su Zhenting's strong opposition, Li Chen came up with his own reasons.
"The court cannot punish Prince Ning severely, and it must not let it go easily. The best way is for the court to take the initiative to give an excuse to help Prince Ning expose the matter. But no matter who is sent, the weight is not enough. Both the government and the public can only
I have to go there in person."
Li Chen also had another purpose, which was to use this trip to force King Ning's head to force him to send troops to deal with the Liao army.
This task can only be completed by himself.
Moreover, he originally planned to conquer it in person, not because he was greedy for credit and rushed forward, but for such an important decisive battle, Li Chen had to be present in person, otherwise the Liao and Jin countries would attack from a pincer attack, and the frontline generals would not have enough authority, which would delay things.
Su Zhenting was not so easily persuaded. As soon as he opened his mouth and planned to continue to dissuade him, Zhao Xuanji spoke.
"I thought that Your Highness could go there in person."
