After entering the book, I emptied the warehouse of my foster mother's house to farm

How could Emperor Suwen forget the friendship between Prince Ning and Yan Zuo? When he saw Prince Ning avoiding his sight, he knew what Prince Ning was thinking, but he just smiled in his eyes and didn't care at all.

He was summoned to the palace today and these words were all from his heart.

As for those people mentioned, Emperor Suwen did not care what Prince Ning thought in his heart or what he thought of himself.

Surrounded by people who were eyeing the throne, he didn't dare trust anyone.

Concubine Shu has been in great favor since she entered the palace. Whenever Emperor Suwen had a lot of worries, he liked to go to her palace and sit for a while to listen to her frank and honest words, which could also relieve some of his worries.

Over the years, Concubine Shu has never shown the slightest desire for the throne, and she has raised the Seventh Prince to be simple-minded and speak directly.

But what did the secret guards find out?

In the Baiyunshan case, she replaced the King of Qi's people with her own people, which led to such a tragedy.

They are all innocent, but deep down, they still have a desire for power.

Since his beloved concubine and son were involved, he could only let Xiao Hengshan close the case hastily and bring the murderer to justice to reassure the people.

As for the mastermind behind the scenes, he pretended not to know.

This is also the reason why he asked Concubine Shu that question.

Are Concubine Shu’s thoughts the same as the thoughts of everyone in Weiguo Mansion?

Emperor Suwen didn’t know!

Therefore, he could no longer find anyone who could listen to his true feelings.

Prince Ning has now become his last resort.

If King Ning knew what he was thinking, he would probably sneer and curse "bad luck". He doesn't want to have this kind of blessing!

"Based on your understanding of your brothers, who do you think is the most suitable?"

This is a gift question.

It would be fine if Prince Ning's idea was the same as Emperor Suwen's, but if they were different, not only would Emperor Suwen have an opinion of him, but his life would also be over when another prince succeeded to the throne.

"Who do you think is the most suitable among them, Father?"

King Ning kicked the ball back.

He wouldn't be so smart as to say this.

Compared to the other brothers, he thought he was the most suitable, but his current situation was not suitable for him to stand up.

Upon hearing this, Emperor Suwen laughed loudly and pointed at Prince Ning: "You, you..."

King Ning lowered his eyes and listened.

"His Majesty."

Eunuch De came in from outside, hunched over.

"What's the matter?"

Eunuch De glanced at Prince Ning and seemed to be hesitant to speak.

Obviously, this could not be heard by him.

Prince Ning was a sensible man. He did not want to embarrass the emperor, so he offered to take his leave.

Emperor Suwen did not force it, and said to Eunuch De: "Order someone to send Prince Ning back to his palace and take good care of him. If he neglects it, I will kill him."

"Yes."

After Prince Ning left, Eunuch De showed an anxious look on his face: "Your Majesty, Mark wants to see the emperor, saying that he has something urgent to report."

Urgent?

Nowadays, the people of Dali live and work in peace and contentment, the border is stable, and urgent reports sent in by various provincial capitals are being discussed and processed by various departments. What urgent matters could a foreigner like him have?

Although he thought so, he immediately asked Eunuch De to call the person in.

As soon as Mark saw Emperor Suwen, he knelt down, looked at him with a terrified face, and said in broken Chinese: "Dear Emperor, please save me, save me..."

Emperor Suwen and Eunuch De were both stunned.

Seeing that he didn't respond, Mark finally gave up and shouted, "The King of Qi wants to kill me."