After the divorce, the four big guys became my servants

Emperor Chu's face changed immediately.

He was horrified as if he had seen a ghost: "Rebellious son! You actually used this witchcraft to murder me! You...you...cough cough..."

Yuwen Qi was overjoyed and hurried forward to support Emperor Chu attentively: "Father, calm down and take care of your body."

He grabbed the wood again and threw it at Yuwen Lian in anger: "Look at what you have done! Come, take this traitor away quickly and put him in the prison!"

The guard was about to step forward.

However, Yuwen Lian shouted sternly: "Who dares?"

"All the evidence is here, what else do you have to say?" Emperor Chu pointed at his eldest son with a trembling hand, his face full of disappointment and pain.

"I have carefully trained you, hoping that you would inherit the throne, but you actually used witchcraft to curse me!"

When Yuwen Qi heard these words, he felt very happy.

His father, the eldest son whom he once valued the most, betrayed him in such a bloody way.

All the training and affection from my father have gone to waste. Should we now see clearly who is the most suitable person to inherit the throne?

The only one is Yuwen Qi.

Yuwen Qi took the opportunity to kill them all and said to Emperor Chu: "This traitor should be killed, Father, why don't you execute him on the spot?"

At this time, Yuwen Liancai finally made a move.

He did not argue, but just picked up the wood beside him and laughed at himself.

"It has really been so many years that even Father has forgotten the wooden horse he made for me."

A sentence as calm as the wind suddenly struck the ears of the furious Emperor Chu like lightning.

Emperor Chu paused: "What did you say?"

Yuwen Lian held the little wooden horse and looked at his father quietly.

"You have forgotten all that."

"In the past, you were away at war, and I often missed you at home. You were so distressed that you carved a pony. You told me that because you were born in the year of the horse, when you were not around me, I should think of the pony as you to ease my longing..."

"For so many years, the pony has been kept in my room, but it has been damaged due to the passage of time."

"These days, I thought back to the past and tried to carve a pony myself. But I was too clumsy and it turned out to be a weird beast. I felt embarrassed and had to ask someone to get rid of it."

He choked up and said, "I didn't expect that my father would misunderstand me."

Upon hearing this, Emperor Chu's body trembled, and the hand that was originally pointing in the air fell weakly onto his knees.

He was breathing heavily and helplessly like an old man, his chest heaving violently, and his eyes were already red.

When he saw those pieces of wood, the only thing that came to his mind was the voodoo doll, and he completely forgot the agreement between father and son.

What right does he have to blame his son for being unfilial?

At this time, Yuwen Qi's face had already turned pale, and when he was about to speak, another guard came hurriedly.

"Your Majesty, I found these in the Buddhist temple."

"Present it." said Emperor Chu.

What was presented was a stack of papers.

The guard said, "We have searched the entire East Palace, and there is nothing else."

Emperor Chu raised his eyes and looked for a few times, then his gaze suddenly stopped.

It was a stack of copied Buddhist scriptures praying for blessings.

Every word and sentence is filled with a son's deepest and most sincere love for his father.

Emperor Chu looked at Yuwen Lian with trembling eyes.

His eldest son looked calm, but the slightly red corners of his eyes revealed his grievance.

Emperor Chu's heart seemed to be stabbed by something, and he stepped forward with great guilt and helped Yuwen Lian up, "Lian'er, your father has wronged you."

Yu Wenlian shook his head: "Father has been deceived."

After this reminder, Emperor Chu immediately turned to look at the panicked Yuwen Qi, strode forward and slapped him.

"How dare you frame your royal brother!"

Yuwen Qi was caught off guard and was speechless for a moment.

He couldn't figure it out no matter how hard he tried. The secret agent he had planted in the Eastern Palace had clearly heard with his own ears that Yuwen Lian was dissatisfied with his father, and he had made a voodoo doll to curse his father!

But why couldn’t it be found?

Could it be that someone passed a message to Yu Wenlian?

Thinking of this, Yuwen Qi's heart skipped a beat.

He was fooled!

"Yes...it was I who believed the slander and wrongly accused my brother. I am willing to take the punishment myself!" He knelt down in a hurry, trying to make amends.

Yuwen Lian watched coldly.

How could it be that he had misunderstood other people's slander? It was clearly his sixth brother who was eager to replace him.

Yuwen Lian said directly: "Sixth brother, even if you hate me, you shouldn't use father to set up a trap. Have you ever thought that if this matter gets out, everyone will accuse our Da Chu royal family of internal strife and father and son killing each other, which will definitely shake the people's hearts and cause panic among the people."

After hearing what his eldest son said, Emperor Chu suddenly felt enlightened and became very scared.

Let’s not talk about what the people are saying, let’s just talk about the two parties in this farce, one is the owner of Da Chu, and the other is the heir of Da Chu.

If something really happened to the prince today, then as a father, he would have lost his most beloved son, and as an emperor, he would have lost the heir he had carefully cultivated.

This is a major event that could shake the foundation of the country.

Therefore, when Emperor Chu looked at Liu Zi again, he was extremely angry: "Do you know that it was because of your misunderstanding of slander that you almost caused a disaster? As a prince, you were instigated by a traitor to frame your elder brother. Your crime is unforgivable!"

Yuwen Qi's face turned pale, and he quickly pleaded: "Father, please forgive me. I was worried about your safety, so I was not careful for a moment and was deceived by that traitor!"

"It's not that I haven't thought about it. Maybe this is a trap. But when I think about this matter involving my father, I can't stay calm!"

He played the father-son affection card, and even accused others of setting a trap.

Yu Wenlian raised his eyebrows inadvertently.

Unexpectedly, Emperor Chu became even more angry and kicked Yuwen Qi.

"If you really care about me, you shouldn't listen to other people's false accusations. You know that what I want most is for you two to be brothers and sisters, but you still wantonly slander your elder brother in the name of doing good for me!"

"You are clearly not doing this for my own good. You just want to piss me off to death so you can take my place."

Emperor Chu pointed at his nose and scolded: "Rebellious son, you disappoint me so much."

Yuwen Qi fell to the ground as if all his strength had been drained away. His father actually scolded him for being a rebellious son...

Just as he was daydreaming, Emperor Chu waved his hand and said, "Drag this rebellious son to the Ministry of Justice, give him fifty lashes, and deduct his salary for one year! Confine him to his home for three months, and let him reflect on his mistakes."

"Yes!"

Several guards came forward and took Yuwen Qi away.

"Father, Father..." Yuwen Qi murmured, his eyes filled with tears, but he did not defend himself anymore.

Until the guards took him out of the East Palace.

Yuwen Qi's pitiful tears disappeared as if his face had changed, and his eyes were as deep as a dry well with no bottom in sight.

"Get out." He pushed away the guards on both sides with a gloomy voice.

"I will go by myself."

After leaving the East Palace, he felt like he had survived a calamity.

He showed weakness just now, but it was just a ploy to make his father consider the relationship between father and son.

He knew that he had fallen into a big trouble, and his father had shown mercy by not stripping him of his princely title.

Now, he can only lie dormant for a while and wait for the opportunity.