Nine dragons fight for the throne, I don't want to sit on this throne

Han Xing is the insider!

Chu Ning has always been brooding over this matter.

He couldn't believe that the military god of Chu would actually become an accomplice of Qin.

He believed that he had never treated Han Xing unfairly and did not understand why the other party would betray him.

You must know that Han Xing was an old minister of the previous dynasty. He had never been valued in the State of Chu and was even under surveillance like the Shen family.

It was his arrival that gave Han Xing the opportunity to lead the army into battle.

It was his appearance that gave Han Xing the space to display his talents.

It can be said that he is Han Xing's mentor, and it was he who gave Han Xing the opportunity to appear in front of everyone again!

But such a person would actually become Qin's internal accomplice.

He is very angry!

But he also knew that Han Xing would not be Qin's internal accomplice for no reason, so he had to find out the situation.

Han Xing looked at Chu Ning, who looked calm on the surface but had anger in his eyes, and sighed:

"Everything in the world cannot escape the word love."

Amid the astonishment of the crowd, Han Xing slowly said: "The founding monarch of the Chu State held a large army and usurped the throne of our dynasty.

This is the way dynasties rise and fall, the winners take the cake and if I lose, I lose. Naturally, I won't have any complaints.

Moreover, the founding monarch of the State of Chu was very magnanimous. He did not kill all the royal family members of the previous dynasty, but instead settled them in the capital.

However, some royal family members took advantage of the chaos to escape from the capital. They were worried about being hunted down, so they went to the State of Qin to seek protection.

The Emperor of Qin used this group of people as bargaining chips to make me reveal the Chu army's deployment and to be his internal support."

As soon as this was said, everyone fell silent.

Can Han Xing be blamed for this?

After all, they are descendants of the royal family of the previous dynasty, and Han Xing, as an old minister of the previous dynasty, naturally could not just stand by and watch them die.

However, because of Han Xing's betrayal, Feng Anguo was almost killed, which was unforgivable for them.

For a moment, everyone didn't know whether to blame Han Xing.

Saying that Han Xing was ungrateful, he had to do this in order to save the descendants of the previous royal family.

Han Xing was a man of loyalty and righteousness, but he almost killed the commander-in-chief Feng Anguo in this battle.

In addition, Han Xin did make great contributions to the State of Chu, and they didn't know how to treat such a person.

Even Ran Ming was touching his shiny bald head, scratching his ears and rubbing his cheeks, at a loss.

But Chu Ning still looked normal, not affected by Han Xing's words, and asked slowly:

"I can accept this reason, but how do you explain drugging the Crown Princess?"

"You became Qin's traitor recently, right?"

"But you poisoned the Crown Princess not long after I married her. The time span between us is so long, don't even think you were Qin's accomplice from the beginning!"

Chu Ning was not surprised by the explanation of the insider, and he had even expected it.

But what he couldn't understand was why Han Xing drugged Shen Wanying, making it difficult for her to get pregnant.

After these words came out, Ran Ming seemed to have found an outlet to vent his anger, and immediately asked: "Yes, why did you drug the Crown Princess from the beginning?"

He drugged her for three consecutive years. How deep of a grudge must this be?

But when this matter was mentioned, Han Xing fell silent.

The scene also became quiet.

Chu Ning stared at Han Xing coldly and sneered, "You don't want to tell me? Do you think I can't guess it if you don't tell me?"

"Humph, the only people who can make you obey orders and not want to expose them are the descendants of the royal family of the previous dynasty!"

"There is only one descendant of the previous dynasty who can be connected with the Crown Princess in Kyoto City, and you are willing to obey his orders, right?"

Han Xing, who had originally had a calm expression on his face, suddenly looked a little ugly after hearing this.

He raised his head and looked Chu Ning in the eye for the first time, and said in a deep voice: "I still underestimated His Royal Highness the Crown Prince!"

"I hope this matter ends with me. Just think of it as a request to His Royal Highness the Crown Prince!"

After saying that, he suddenly knelt down towards Chu Ning in front of everyone.

Chu Ning said he was an insider, but he didn't say anything.

When he was accused of betraying the Chu army, he did not react at all.

But now when he mentioned the person who ordered him, he actually knelt down on his own initiative in order to protect the other party.

Ran Ming's eyes widened: "General Han, if you were instructed by someone, then tell them and His Highness will definitely let you off!"

Ran Ming still has feelings for Han Xing, and he doesn't want Han Xing to be killed by Chu Ning like this.

If Han Xing was just an executor and the conspirator was someone else, then the blame would naturally not be on Han Xing.

But Han Xing shook his head and said solemnly: "Everyone has his own responsibility. I admit that I did all these. If Your Highness wants to kill me, then kill me."

"you……"

Ran Ming was so angry that his face turned red and his neck became thick: "You really don't know what's good for you!"

Angrily, Ran Ming turned his head away, trying not to see Han Xing's determined face, for fear that he would not be able to resist taking action.

Su Tingmei sighed at this time, and stepped forward to persuade: "General Han, things have come to this point, why do you have to hide it?"

"Do you think His Highness will let that person go when he returns this time?"

Others pay attention to evidence when doing things, but Chu Ning is not that kind of person.

As long as someone is suspected, Chu Ning will take him down immediately!

Han Xing knew this, of course. Hearing this, his eyes turned cold and he said in a deep voice: "If Your Highness takes action against that person, His Majesty will not agree, the Crown Princess will not agree, and the civil and military officials of the court will certainly not agree!"

"In fact, this matter has no effect on the Crown Princess's health. Why is Your Highness so aggressive?"

He actually asked back.

Chu Ning was so angry that he laughed.

"No impact?"

Chu Ning's eyes turned cold, he took two steps forward, stared at Han Xing, and said coldly: "Do you know what a child means to a woman?"

"In the past three years, the Crown Princess has not had a child, and I am often away from Kyoto. How did she survive these three years? Do you understand?"

"Without a child, do you know how outsiders view the Crown Princess?"

"Do you understand how much rumors and pressure she has endured?"

The series of rhetorical questions left Han Xing speechless. He could only turn his head away, not daring to look Chu Ning in the eye.

But Chu Ning didn't intend to let him go, and said coldly: "Because of your selfishness, you have caused such great pressure on the Crown Princess. Do you think I will let that person go?"

Han Xing sighed and said, "What does your highness plan to do?"

"Kill them all, of course!"

Chu Ning said without hesitation, "It is useless to keep anyone who causes trouble to me and the Crown Princess."

"This time you betrayed the State of Chu, acted as an accomplice for the State of Qin, leaked our military deployment, and even nearly killed Lord Feng Anguo. Each of these offenses is punishable by death!"

"Someone, take Han Xing down and chop him up!"

At the command, the soldiers outside rushed in immediately and pulled Han Xing out.

Su Tingmei's face changed slightly when she saw this, and she quickly bowed and saluted: "Your Highness, General Han Xing has made great contributions to our dynasty after all. If we kill him like this, wouldn't it be a pity?"