The young couple from the farm fights back

Upon seeing this, Crown Prince Chu Li immediately led the other princes forward with swords drawn: "You bold traitor, how dare you force your way into the palace? Kill them!"

Xiao Ce glanced coldly at Chu Li who was rushing towards him, his expression unchanged. He didn't need to make a move, as General Liang had already stabbed Chu Li's waist and abdomen from the side.

"Hmm~" Chu Li spat out a mouthful of blood in pain, and gouged out his eyes at Liang Qing in anger.

On this side, the long sword in Zhou Chunfeng's hand flashed with silver light. Having experienced more than ten years of battles, it was effortless for him to deal with a few pampered noblemen.

The two of them worked together to carve out a bloody path for Xiao Ce. The few remaining Wang troops outside the palace were all defeated and killed by the rebels.

Xiao Ce was seen approaching the person on the throne step by step. Emperor Qing felt very uncomfortable and slipped off the dragon throne several times. He pointed at Xiao Ce angrily with his body trembling.

"How dare you, Xiao, you, you, lead troops to force the palace!"

For Xiao Ce, Emperor Qing sitting on the dragon throne was the murderer of his father, so he had to put an end to him personally.

Xiao Ce curled his lips and killed several ministers who were supporting Emperor Qing in a few moves. The blood on the blade dripped down the tip of the knife onto the cushions in the hall, like scattered plum blossoms.

Emperor Qing was horrified and collapsed on the dragon throne, supporting himself on the cushions with his hands. He wanted to escape, but his legs were too weak to move.

The civil officials who were huddled together in the corner below looked at the scene of the dragon throne with eager eyes and exclaimed that it was so satisfying.

When Lord Xiao died, they were all heartbroken for the Xiao family, but as they were in the court, they had to bury this regret deep in their hearts.

"Do I need a reason to kill you?"

After Xiao Ce finished speaking, he raised his long sword, and a cold light flashed in Emperor Qing's eyes.

Thump~

When Xiao Ce's long sword fell, Emperor Qing slid down from the dragon throne and knelt down. He said tremblingly, "Don't kill me, don't kill me. I voluntarily hand over the country to you."

Civil officials: ...

I have never seen such a cowardly emperor in any of the historical records I have read before.

Xiao Ce suppressed the sneer on his lips, and slapped the crown off his head with one hand, and the flat crown symbolizing the emperor fell on the dragon throne beside him.

Emperor Qing, without his crown, had disheveled hair and, apart from the golden dragon robe on his body, looked like a stray dog.

Below, the emperor's personal guards had been slaughtered by Zhou Chunfeng and Liang Qing, leaving only the badly wounded Second Prince Chu Ling who was still resisting stubbornly.

Ever since returning from his trip to Changsheng Island, Chu Ling has become a real mute. Zhou Chunfeng's eyes were full of contempt, and he pressed the other party step by step, forcing him to retreat again and again.

Chu Ling covered the wound on his chest, with blood at the corner of his mouth. Mo Ming felt that the other party's eyes were full of disdain and hatred when he looked at him.

That inexplicable emotion made Chu Ling want to ask.

Zhou Chunfeng never imagined that this guy was actually the male protagonist in the book mentioned by his wife. He looked good, but unfortunately he was made mute by his wife.

Perhaps it was God's arrangement that all the causes and effects of their previous lives were left to the couple to resolve personally.

Thinking of this, Zhou Chunfeng did not hesitate and struck with his sword.

The next moment, Chu Ling opened his eyes, knelt on his knees with a pale face, and the blood spurting from his neck dyed his clothes red like a fountain. He fell straight in front of Zhou Chunfeng.

The original song ends and the old friends disperse.

"Report~"

At this time, a soldier entered the hall and reported: "Master, the king's army has surrendered."

Xiao Ce glared at Emperor Qing who was lying at his feet, and the hatred he had suppressed for many years was finally vented at this moment.

My heart was filled with joy, and I laughed out loud: "Good!"

Zhou Chunfeng and Liang Qing exchanged glances upon hearing this, then took two steps forward, knelt on one knee, and bowed in congratulations: "We respectfully welcome you to the throne."

A group of civil officials in the corner were stunned for a moment before they swarmed up, raising their robes and kneeling on the ground. "Your humble servants respectfully welcome the new emperor to the throne. Long live the emperor!"

Outside the palace, all the rebel soldiers knelt on the ground and said, "Welcome the new emperor to the throne. Long live our emperor!"

At the same time, Xiao Chao led the deputy generals to clean up the once extravagant Daqing harem one by one. All the concubines and female relatives in the harem were captured. In order to eliminate future troubles, all the orphans of Daqing were beheaded.

Xiao Ce raised his eyebrows in a good mood and looked at the civil officials below him, the trusted generals who had followed him for many years, the soldiers who treated each other like brothers, and the sky where the moon was hanging.

This piece of sky finally fell into the hands of the Xiao family. From then on, it was Xiao Ce who changed the destiny and established people's livelihood!

This battle to force the emperor to abdicate was so fierce that in just half a night, before dawn, the news of the change of dynasty had spread to every corner of the capital.

In the past, there were many ministers who followed Lord Xiao. As the eldest son of the Xiao family, Xiao Ce naturally knew which ones could be kept and which ones could be reused.

With the change of the new dynasty, the whole capital was strictly prohibited from making any changes. Under the leadership of the new emperor Xiao Ce, all the ministers worked together and three days later, a new country was established with the name [Daqian].

The Imperial Astronomical Observatory quickly selected an auspicious day for the new dynasty.

Daqian, September in late autumn of the first year of Jianyuan.

On a sunny morning, the sun was shining brightly and the bells were ringing.

Xiao Ce wore the emperor's crown and a Tianping crown on his head. Surrounded by civil and military officials, he stepped onto the dragon throne on the top of the Forbidden City.

"Long live our emperor, long live our emperor, long live our emperor~"

However, Xiao Que, the eldest son of Xiao Ce, was able to issue the first imperial edict to the emperor on the day when the founding emperor ascended the throne. He was then promoted to the position of Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace and was summoned to attend court to assist in government affairs.

This imperial decree caught several concubines and their families in Emperor Xiao's harem off guard, and they thought Emperor Xiao was too partial.

Even though the crown prince insisted on being born of a legitimate wife, Emperor Xiao's first wife had passed away many years ago, and the harem was now without a master, so a queen had to be appointed.

In this way, they can fight for the family many times.

At this moment, Emperor Xiao is so anxious to establish you as princes. Should he establish the Empress Dowager next?

Among all the maternal families of the princes, the former governor of Jingzhou, Wei, had the greatest influence. After all, he was the first minister to contribute to the Xiao family's pacification of the Central Plains, and his daughter was the first concubine that Xiao Ce took.

Once Wei Song's daughter, Concubine Rou, successfully becomes the Empress of the Central Palace, Wei Song feels that he can still fight for his nine-year-old grandson.

Xiao Ce had been on the battlefield for many years and had traveled to Tai Chi with his ministers for many years. How could he not guess what these old foxes were thinking? As for the matter of establishing a queen, he had other plans.

As for Que Ge'er's position as the Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace, Emperor Xiao believed that with his uncle Liang Qing and his uncle Zhou Chunfeng around, no one could shake his expectation of having a legitimate son.

Of course, the ministers in the court did not know the relationship between Que Ge'er and Zhou Chunfeng. They only heard that Emperor Xiao had entrusted his legitimate son to a friend's house during the years of war. When the siege was about to begin, Emperor Xiao brought his legitimate son back to the capital without telling the maternal families of several illegitimate sons.

It can be seen that Xiao Ce valued this eldest son who was lost and found again, and made sufficient preparations to pave the way for his future.

Next came the imperial edict conferring titles of duke upon all the ministers. The first to be conferred the title was none other than the emperor's relative Xiao Chao, who was granted the title of Prince of Jin and stayed in the capital, commanding 30,000 soldiers and receiving 10,000 households of retainers.

Xiao Bang, the youngest brother of the Xiao family, was young and had not made any outstanding contributions in the army over the years. However, he was still a royal brother and was granted the title of Prince Rui, with a retinue of ten thousand households.