I am the Holy Poisoner, the Empress advised me to calm down

"Of course, when have I ever lied to anyone? If you don't believe me, there's nothing I can do. Of course, I advise you to believe me. After all, you don't have any choice now!"

Lin Chen said with cold eyes.

After hearing Lin Chen's joke, the people sitting at the next table stood up instantly. Each of them looked ferocious and stared at Lin Chen who was not far away.

"What are you doing? Prince, are you planning to attack me now? But I still advise you to think it over carefully. It won't do you any good to attack me!"

Lin Chen said as he looked at the prince in front of him.

"What are you doing? Are you trying to rebel by staring at my guests?"

The prince turned around and looked at his men and scolded them.

Following the prince's scolding, those people immediately stopped doing what they were doing. They no longer looked at Lin Chen and had no intention of taking action.

"It seems that you, Prince, are still sensible and won't lose your mind because of what I said. This is one of the things I admire about you!"

Lin Chen said with a smile.

Indeed, the prince in front of him is different from others, otherwise he would not be able to live until now.

"I believe what you said, but since I promised you, you must fulfill your promise and don't go back on your word!"

The prince paused, his expression looking a little unhappy, then he raised his head and looked at Lin Chen and said.

"I will naturally agree to what you said. You don't need to worry about that. I have never lied to anyone, and I am confident that I can protect you! Just rest assured!"

When Lin Chen saw that the prince agreed to his request, he felt relieved. He liked such smart people, unlike some people who seemed as stupid as pigs, which was really speechless.

"Well, since I've agreed to this, what do you want to know from me about the court?"

The prince asked doubtfully.

He knew the man before him was no ordinary person, but he couldn't quite put his finger on how powerful he was. He felt a sense of mystery. He wondered what this man was trying to accomplish by trying to get information about the court from him. However, he was certain that it would do him no good, only harm.

The prince thought to himself.

"I like dealing with straightforward people like you. Right is right, wrong is wrong, and if you agree, you agree. If you don't agree, you don't answer. So since you asked, I'll tell you. I want to know from you some things about the court. I want to ask you how many people in the court are on the side of the prince, and how many are on the side of the princess. I think you should be clear about this. After all, as the son of the Grand Marshal, if you don't know this, then you are a complete failure!"

Lin Chen asked the prince the question that he wanted to ask him.

The prince paused, then looked at Lin Chen and answered.

"I can answer that, but before I do, you have to keep your promise. I'm not the one telling you this to anyone else. You promised me that if you can do it, I'll tell you this!"

The prince looked at Lin Chen and spoke earnestly.

"Of course, I will keep my promise, just rest assured!"

Lin Chen looked at the prince and spoke without any facial expression.

"Well, then I'll tell you now. In the current court, there are still more people supporting the Crown Prince than those supporting the Princess. After all, the Crown Prince is still the Crown Prince, and the probability of the Crown Prince becoming the Emperor is still greater!"

The prince replied.

Hearing Qian's answer, Lin Chen felt very surprised, but also somewhat expected.

After all, it is extremely difficult to overthrow the prince. Perhaps such things may not happen very often after thousands of years.

Although the princess now has the upper hand, she is not the eldest son after all. My prince has not made any mistakes of principle. The emperor generally will not depose the prince. After all, this is a rule established by successive dynasties.

If the crown prince could be deposed so easily, the world would be in chaos and this country would be on the verge of destruction!

If a country cannot even maintain and abide by its government system well, not to mention that its people will abide by the various rules set by the country, once a chaotic situation occurs, the country will sooner or later perish!

"So what kind of people support the Crown Prince? Does your father also support the current Crown Prince?"

Lin Chen looked at the prince and asked.

"I don't really want to tell you this. After all, this matter is extremely confidential. If I tell you, I will definitely attract other people's attention. Can you really protect me then? If you don't protect me by then, and I die, who can I turn to for justice?"

The prince looked at Lin Chen, puzzled.

Lin Chen was also aware of the concerns in the prince's heart at this moment. This matter was indeed a very confidential one. Putting aside the prince in front of him, would he dare to speak about this matter? In other words, how much did he know about such a confidential matter?

Lin Chen was silent, but of course, it didn't last long. Then, Lin Chen came back to his senses and looked at the prince and said:

"Don't worry about this matter. I'll take care of anything that happens. Just tell me what's going on in your mind. Don't worry, I will definitely ensure your personal safety. If anything goes wrong, I'll take the responsibility!"

Lin Chen looked at the prince seriously and said.

The prince looked at Lin Chen's confident face and felt that Lin Chen might really be able to protect his own life.

"That's nice. Since you are so sincere, I tell you with a smile that most of the important officials in the court today support the prince. Some of those who support the princess are people who don't have that much power. This is very normal. After all, you know that the prince is the one with the greatest hope of becoming emperor, and he is also the one with the greatest probability of becoming emperor. Those ministers who hold great power can't easily gamble on a princess who doesn't have a high probability of becoming emperor. This is too risky. If the prince is not overthrown, once the prince becomes emperor in the end, then those who support the princess will be liquidated and bloodbathed. No one can say that they will gamble their life and property on something with little probability. I believe you understand, sir. As for the names of these people, it is not convenient for me to tell you, otherwise I will definitely be the one who is finished!"