Swap, the involutionary regent palace fight also forced me to rebel

"Ah Lian, I say," Yun Ting's tone became heavier, showing his dissatisfaction, "Try it."

"Your Majesty," Yun Ji didn't understand why Yun Ting was so obsessed with the pine nut and lily pastry. She patiently tried to reason with him, "I thank your Majesty for the pine nut and lily pastry, but I don't like soft, mushy and sweet things, so I'm afraid I can't accept your Majesty's kindness."

How can a substitute have the right to talk about love?

Yun Ting raised his two thick eyebrows, and then frowned, becoming visibly unhappy. Like it or not, it is not up to you, "A Lian", to decide!

He opened his mouth to curse, but staring at Yun Ji's facial features that resembled A Lian, he was unable to speak.

After staring at each other for a while, Yun Ting was defeated. He couldn't bear to see A Lian suffer any injustice, even if he was just a substitute for A Lian.

Yun Ting took a deep breath and adjusted his facial expression. He firmly believed that it was because his tone was not nice enough that Ah Lian was unwilling to eat. So if he was a little gentler, would Ah Lian be willing to eat?

"Ah Lian," with this mentality, Yun Ting looked into Yun Ji's eyes lovingly, reached out to touch Yun Ji's drooping hair, and said in a voice as light as a gust of wind, "Do you want to eat?"

He was like a child who couldn't eat candy, with tears in his eyes that were ready to spill out at any time, and he looked aggrieved and stubborn.

Yun Ting's pitiful appearance reminded Yun Ji of the warm and loving times they had as brothers when Yun Ting was a child.

When Yun Ting was a child, he was chubby and white. He always liked to follow him, calling him "brother" sweetly and reaching out for him to hug him.

When he did something wrong and was punished, Yun Ting would cry loudly and pull his sleeves to beg for mercy.

Yun Ji is a person who responds to soft words but not hard ones. He is not afraid of fighting, but he is afraid of tears.

Whenever Yun Ting cried, he would initially remind himself to be determined, to grit his teeth and keep a straight face, to pretend he didn't hear anything, and never be soft-hearted. But in the end, he would coax Yun Ting to stop crying, and then reluctantly compromise and reduce the punishment.

Yun Ting has grown a lot now compared to before. His facial features have become more relaxed and his body shape has changed from a round ball to a thin bamboo pole, but his aggrieved look is still the same as when he was a child.

Recalling the past through Yun Ting's current appearance, and thinking that Yun Ting had not done anything to cost his life, Yun Ji couldn't help but feel soft-hearted.

Just like before, he subconsciously put himself into the role of an older brother coaxing his younger brother. Not only did he not avoid Yun Ting's outstretched hand, he also slowed down his voice: "Brother, I..."

As soon as he said this, Yun Ji realized that there was something wrong with his address, so he stopped talking immediately.

"You," Yun Ting was stunned by this name. He shuddered, loosened his hands that were entangled in Yun Ji's hair, and said in a trembling voice, "What did you call me?"

The moment "Brother" came out of his mouth, Yun Ji was a little flustered, but when he thought that Yun Ting would definitely guess that he and Nan Yingzhi had swapped bodies, he calmed down.

Facing Yun Ting's puzzled look, Yun Ji coughed and tried to change the subject naturally: "Brother, Your Majesty, I am extremely sorry. It was a slip of the tongue."

He explained to Yun Ting as if nothing had happened: "I am not being irritable to Your Majesty, I just really can't get used to eating this, please forgive me."

When Yun Ji said this, Yun Ting stared at his face.

Then, Yun Ting unexpectedly discovered that this "A Lian" looked very similar to A Lian, but had a distant look that kept people at a distance... just like Yun Ji!

After a long time of not getting a response to his heartfelt words, Yun Ji, who was particular about efficiency, could no longer sit still. He put down his chopsticks and asked tentatively, "Your Majesty?"

Ah, the way he slightly raised his eyes when asking the question makes him look more like the Regent!

Yun Ting was inexplicably dazed. He said "hmm" absentmindedly, his mind drifting to the past.

A friendly "A'di" and "A'Lian"'s resistance to sweets accurately evoked Yun Ting's memories of his brother and some past events.

The late emperor was weak and had few offspring. After several decades on the throne, his children still died, and all of them were princesses.

After much anticipation, they finally had a prince. He had bright eyes and white teeth, but was born with heterochromia.

Even though the imperial teacher asserted that this boy would become a great man in the future, and even personally gave him the character "Ji" which means clear sky after rain, the late emperor did not dare to tie the fate of the country to Yun Ji alone.

He worked silently and diligently in the harem, praying day and night that their Yun family would have a normal baby with a penis.

God helps those who work hard. After many rounds of hard work, the queen finally regained her breath and the news of her pregnancy came.

After ten months of arduous pregnancy, the legitimate prince, carrying everyone's expectations, was born.

Seeing that his eyes were as dark as those of others, the late emperor, who had been worried about him, finally breathed a sigh of relief. He enthusiastically gave Yun Ting the name "Ting", which had many beautiful meanings, and named Yun Ting the crown prince.

It’s a pity that the late emperor gave up too early.

He has always been in poor health, and it was only thanks to his obsession that "the Yun family has the throne to inherit" that he managed to hold on until the normal prince, Yun Ting, was born.

Now that he saw that he had a successor, the late emperor’s obsession faded and he had nothing to worry about. However, his illness became more serious.

The late emperor drank the precious medicine like water, but he was still too ill to attend court. He gradually became bedridden and seemed to be dying.

The Queen was always good at judging the situation, and she keenly sensed that the late Emperor did not have much time left, and she definitely could not wait for Yun Ting to come of age.

Yun Ji was eight years older than Yun Ting, and was both talented in civil and military affairs. As the eldest son of the emperor, he had already shared the affairs of state with his sick father when he was still a child.

Time waits for no one. To prevent any accidents, the Queen forces the half-grown Yun Ting to follow Yun Ji and learn the ways of the court so that he can inherit the throne.

Unfortunately, Yun Ting was not talented enough. Although he started learning early, the results were not very good. He could not compare with the extremely intelligent Yun Ji.

Yun Ji completed everything so well that the calls for replacing the crown prince in the previous dynasty became increasingly louder.

Knowing that Yun Ting would have a hard time ascending the throne if this continued, the Queen had no choice but to go to the Yangxin Palace and keep repeating, "Your Majesty, Ting'er is still looking forward to your recovery," while using Yun Ji as a benchmark to urge Yun Ting to grow and "learn more from your brother."

Although Yun Ji was devoted to caring about the country and the people, he knew very well that he was not the crown prince and it was not legitimate for him to inherit the throne, so he would always take time out to guide the future new emperor, Yun Ting, at the request of the queen.

Yun Ting was always compared with Yun Ji by his mother, and his resentment towards his brother was extremely strong.

From childhood to adulthood, he has always been dominated by Yun Ji. Yun Ji is both literary and martial, and except for his bad temper, he is perfect in everything.

Even though his brother Yun Ji was very good to him, Yun Ting was always resentful and felt that he was an insurmountable mountain standing in his way.

However, the twin guards around Yun Ji were quite interesting, and Yun Ting had a great time playing with them in his spare time.

One day, he accidentally learned his brother's secret from Lingyu.

Yun Ting, who was oppressed, was extremely excited. He felt that he had found an opportunity to take revenge on his brother.

Yun Ting secretly took a bag of sugar from the imperial kitchen and poured it all into Yun Ji's teacup while no one was in the imperial study.

When Yun Ji returned from court and felt thirsty, he hurriedly offered him a cup of tea. His movements were so fast that Ling Feng Ling Yu was stunned.

This kid, when did he start caring so much about his brother?

At that time, Yun Ji just thought that Yun Ting had grown up and become sensible, and did not feel that there was anything wrong. He stroked Yun Ting's head with one hand, praising him for being thoughtful, and took the teacup with the other hand.

Yun Ting felt a little uncomfortable for being praised for serving ingredients to his brother. He hesitantly reached out his hand, wanting to grab the cup of tea that was handed to him.

However, he was not tall enough, and even when he stretched out his arm, he still couldn't reach Yunji's arm.

Yun Ji was extremely thirsty, and as there was no one else in the room, he didn't care about his manners, just tilted his head back and drank it all in one go.