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The city gate was wide open. As Lin Sheng and his team carrying the "Liang" flag walked in, the people on both sides of the street cheered.

Their little war god of Liang is back. From now on, they don’t have to worry anymore. What are the barbarians? When the little war god ascends the throne, won’t the whole world belong to them, Southern Liang?

The journey to the palace was smooth. The people in the capital seemed to be more impatient than them and wanted the Southern Liang emperor to be replaced, which showed how unpopular the new emperor was.

On the way, more than a dozen scholars came out to block the road. The old man who led them pointed at Lin Sheng and cursed: "You thief, you are simply rebelling against Tiangang. You actually rebelled with men. Such a lowly person should be..."

Lin Sheng was too lazy to listen to his nonsense. With one cut, the hair with a bun flew to the head of a scholar behind him. The boy fainted from fright.

The other dozen or so scholars were very perceptive. They lifted up the fainted boy and ran away: Let's defeat Tiangang, it's better than losing our heads.

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The emperor, sitting on the dragon throne, looked at the Liang family members pouring into the store with a calm expression.

He sighed and said with some regret: "If I had listened to my grandmother and killed you all earlier instead of considering my father's will, wouldn't this be the case today?"

He just didn't expect that a few women could really accomplish anything.

When Princess Liang heard the late emperor's will, she could no longer conceal the anger in her eyes, which had already turned into reality: "Your dog father is also a heartless thing. My husband and son went through life and death for him to defend Southern Liang, but he didn't care about the blood brotherhood for so many years."

Even if they don't have the same mother, they have the same father.

The emperor seemed to have heard a funny joke and suddenly burst into laughter: "Blood brothers, what blood relationship do they have before?"

Princess Liang was stunned: "Didn't the late emperor tell you? My husband is not the child of the empress dowager's affair, but she asked the emperor to register him under her name."

According to the information currently available, her husband was the son of a young noble who was the favorite of her father-in-law. Her mother-in-law died of heavy bleeding due to a difficult labor caused by someone else.

The Empress Dowager, who was still Concubine Hui at the time, took the initiative to ask her father-in-law to register the child under her name.

The emperor shook his head and said: "You won't spare my life anyway, so it doesn't matter if I tell you some things. Actually, there is no affair.

When the Empress Dowager was still Concubine Hui, she gave birth to a daughter. In order to become the empress smoothly, she had the daughter replaced with a baby boy who had been prepared in advance.

In the end, she did not get what she wanted, because the emperor at that time had no intention of appointing a queen, and the Empress Dowager preferred her niece, Concubine Shu.

She simply registered the newly born Prince Liang under her own name. Of course, in order to make his most beloved son the legitimate son, the Emperor finally let her become the Empress of the Central Palace as she wished..."

The Empress Dowager told him this only after his father and Prince Liang had developed a relationship.

That's why the emperor was so miserable. He always thought that Prince Liang was his biological brother and loved him very much since he was a child. The little guy was also the most attached to him. They were so close that they almost wore the same pants. Suddenly knowing that he was a bastard with other parents was something that no one could accept.

He didn't want to argue with his brother, but he had the handle in the hands of the Empress Dowager. Once it was discovered, it would be a capital crime punishable by the execution of nine generations of his clan. It wouldn't matter if he died, but he would also have to implicate those relatives he had never met.

"Do you all think that I was the one who poisoned your father?" The emperor shook his head with a bitter smile, "How could I be that kind of beast?"

Princess Liang was surprised and asked, "Could it be that dead old woman?"

The emperor nodded: "Although I don't want to admit it, my father and I are just flags in her hands. Before my father died, he left a will, asking me to protect the lineage of the Liang Palace at all costs. I can't even protect myself, how can I protect others?"

It was also under great pressure that he was able to save the women of Prince Liang's Mansion. Those guards were there to guard and protect them.

As soon as he clapped his hands, a eunuch came out from behind carrying a chubby little white baby. Looking closely, the baby's facial features were somewhat similar to those of Qiao Zhuangzhuang.

He stretched out his hand and pinched the child's chubby face, then shook his head and sighed: "This fat kid is not my cousin, right? I took so much effort to raise him secretly."

The women in Prince Liang's Mansion didn't know what to say. The baby was the child of a servant in the mansion. Because he was chubby and looked somewhat like Chaoan, after the servant was sent away, the baby stayed in Prince Liang's Mansion instead of Chaoan.

The child was taken away on the day of the house search. He and his family knew what they were going to face and he behaved very quietly the entire time. We thought the child was in great danger, but unexpectedly there was a surprise.

"So, you are actually a puppet emperor? And those hundreds of thousands of troops on the border were also transferred back by the Empress Dowager? What does she want to do?"

The emperor shook his head again: "To be honest, I don't quite understand her intentions. Besides, she doesn't seem to have the slightest intention of escaping."

"I know." At this time, Lin Sheng dragged the old lady in from outside like a dead dog: "Besides, what do you want to do?"

The Empress Dowager's eyes were unfocused, her body trembled, and she opened her mouth uncontrollably to answer: "My real identity is the Saint of Southern Xinjiang. The Empress Dowager asked me to kill her a long time ago. We in Southern Xinjiang have reached an agreement with the barbarians. When the time comes, we will divide up Southern Liang together."

Everyone suddenly realized, "No wonder you withdrew all the border troops back to the inner city. So you wanted to allow the Southern Liang and the barbarians to enter the Southern Liang territory unimpeded?"

The emperor suddenly asked loudly: "When did you replace the Imperial Grandmother? What happened to my father?"

The fake Grand Empress Dowager suddenly smiled strangely: "When was that woman killed? Probably when your father was 8 years old. Of course, he is that woman's biological son."

Lin Sheng stretched out his leg and kicked her: "The concubine who married my father did have a child secretly. Because the Saintess of Southern Xinjiang must remain pure, she would die if she was discovered. So she had no choice but to give the child away, and she even took the opportunity to make up such a story."

"Ah~" The emperor completely collapsed. Why did his father take the poison even though he knew it was poison? Wasn't it because he was suffering? Why didn't he dare to resist and could only be a puppet? Wasn't it because his identity was unknown and he lacked confidence?

The King of Liang did the same. He voluntarily gave up the throne that was within his grasp and never fought for anything until his death.

In the end, all this was just because of a lie told by a woman from southern Xinjiang?

Lin Sheng reached out and felt the emperor's pulse: "You are also poisoned! No wonder the late emperor and King Liang believed her words without a doubt. A big part of the reason is that she poisoned them when they were young. The son of the poison will naturally have a sense of conviction about the mother, plus her mother's identity..."