The whole family travels through the book, the plot is broken but the characters are not

A strange guess suddenly arose in Lu Yanyan's mind.

The relationship between Princess Li Zhaoning and Concubine Qi is better than her relationship with her biological mother Ruan Qingyao.

She has been very close to Li Zhaoying and Li Zhaojie since she was a child, but she was not very good to Li Zhaocai, who was raised by Ruan Qingyao.

Li Zhaoning's fiefdom, Yuezhou Prefecture, was rich and prosperous, with many fresh things. She often sent things to the Lin Wang Mansion and the Qing Wang Mansion, and she also traveled thousands of miles to Jiyang to visit Li Zhaoying several times.

But five years ago, Li Zhaoying and Li Zhaojie returned to Beijing to mourn Emperor Huiren, and Li Zhaoning, who had the best relationship with them, had never met them.

After Emperor Huiren died, Li Zhaoning never went to Jiyang again, but he often sent medicinal materials and food to Jiyang.

It was obvious that at that time, the Li Jiren brothers were worried that Li Zhaoying's illness would cause unrest, so they unanimously announced to the public that Li Zhaoying's injury had healed.

Every time Li Zhaoying was awake, he would show up at the border and in the city to dispel other people's suspicions.

The medicinal herbs Li Zhaoning sent were in huge quantities, and they were all very precious and rare.

Does she know something?

Lu Yanyan recalled Han Huaijin's memory of his previous life. When the Empress Dowager passed away, Li Zhaoning did not return to Beijing to mourn, but knelt under the scorching sun in Yuezhou Prefecture for seven days and seven nights.

At that time, Li Zhaoning only had her husband by her side and no children or grandchildren.

Later, Li Zhaoying passed away, and Li Zhaoning committed suicide in front of his brother's grave.

Lu Yanyan stood up suddenly, startling the others.

"Princess An Ning must know the truth about Emperor Huiren passing the throne to Emperor Zhaowen."

Lü Youtian and Lü Fugui didn't know that Han Huaijin had awakened his past life memories. Looking at Lü Yanyan's determined expression, they couldn't help but ask, "Why?"

The events of his previous life were extremely tragic, and Lu Yanyan didn't want his father and brother to know about them, so he only looked at Yan Erhu.

"Erhu, you speak first."

Everything Yan Erhu said was heard from Ji Dongjia.

Ji Dong's shop is very close to the imperial palace and has very good business.

In July five years ago, the news that Prince Lin was attacked and seriously injured by the Qiang tribe reached the capital. Like many people in Dayu, Ji Dongjia felt as if the sky had fallen.

Immediately afterwards, Emperor Huiren, who loved his people like his own children, fell ill because of this incident.

At that time, Los Angeles was filled with gloom and sadness.

At the end of September, Princess An Ning returned to Luocheng with her family, including her two-year-old grandson, Tan Tianyi, nicknamed Tuantuan.

Yuezhou Prefecture is thousands of miles away from Luocheng. Princess An Ning was exhausted from the journey and had to hurry on her way. Tuantuan kept crying.

After arriving in Luo City, she did not return to the princess's mansion. She simply washed up at Ji Dong's restaurant and went directly to the palace.

Ji Dongjia remembered that the eldest princess personally held Tuantuan and fed him goat milk.

Yuxue is a cute girl, but she looks a little tired because of the constant traveling and a sickness.

In early October, Emperor Huiren died of illness.

In November, Prince Lin and Prince Qing went to the capital to mourn for him.

In early December, when Prince Lin left the capital, he was so thin that it seemed as if a gust of wind could blow him down.

At that time, many people already knew that the late emperor passed the throne to Prince An, not Prince Lin, the patron saint of Dayu.

Many people went to Prince An's Mansion to cause trouble, questioning the authenticity of the imperial edict. It was only when Crown Prince Li Jiren stepped in that those people left.

When Prince Lin left the capital, many people spontaneously came to see him off. Ji Dongjia was also looking down from the second floor of the restaurant, feeling sad.

Half a month after Prince Lin left, Princess An Ning suddenly appeared in Ji Dong's restaurant. She stood on the second floor of Ji Dong's restaurant and looked down.

At that time, Ji Dongjia couldn't believe his eyes. After not seeing her for more than two months, Princess An Ning looked more than ten years older.

He thought it was because of Emperor Huiren, but Princess An Ning asked him, "They all say my brother is very thin. Have you seen it?"

Ji Dongjia nodded and said that the prince had not recovered from his serious injuries and had been running around for days to mourn the late emperor, so he had indeed lost a lot of weight.

After Ji Dongjia finished speaking, Princess An Ning covered her face and cried bitterly. Her crying made Ji Dongjia feel sad.

That day, Princess An Ning cried for the entire afternoon in the restaurant.

Mr. Ji also thought that it was a good thing that the restaurant was cleared out, otherwise if others knew that the eldest princess had cried for so long in his restaurant, they would suspect that the eldest princess had been wronged in his restaurant, and he would not be able to open his restaurant in the future.

The next day, the eldest princess left Los Angeles, and her children and grandchildren's carriages followed her, looking similar to when she returned to Los Angeles.

But Mr. Ji just felt something was wrong. He always felt that the child's crying sounded different.

The strong wind blew the curtain of the carriage, and the child's face was clearly seen by Ji Dongjia, who had been staring at the carriage.

The child had a slightly dark skin and was different from the round-faced children he had seen before.

But it was just a glance. Although Ji Dongjia felt something was wrong, he didn't take it seriously. Maybe he had seen it wrong?

It was not until they were in Yucheng that Ji Dongjia talked to Yan Erhu about Lu Youtian. When they heard that the Lu family would follow Emperor Ji Lin into Luocheng, Ji Dongjia told them about this past event.

However, Ji Dongjia was not sure whether he was dazzled or not. He just expressed his suspicions, perhaps it would be of some use...

After Yan Erhu finished speaking, Lu Yanyan and others understood.

Lu Changan spoke quickly: "Someone must have detained the eldest princess's grandson in the capital."

Lu Yanyan shook his head: "Maybe there are more than that, maybe the eldest princess's sons are also left in Luocheng."

Everyone else understood.

"Let's go to the capital as soon as possible and explain this matter clearly to the emperor, the prince and others."

They have already obtained evidence that the Luocheng Palace colluded with foreign countries and poisoned Emperor Huiren and Prince Lin.

However, there is still no clue as to why Emperor Huiren passed the throne to Prince An, contrary to everyone's expectations.

Perhaps Princess An Ning is the answer to this mystery...

When Lu Yanyan and others arrived at the foot of Luocheng, they saw a row of people standing on the city wall.

Li Zhaoying and Li Jixin looked unhappy and stared at the city wall.

Today was the day Li Zhaoying had agreed to attack the city.

But the court officials and royal relatives were suddenly taken to the city wall.

Wei Ming, Yang Ziliang and others were all court officials of Dayu, and they were still trying hard to appear not to be coerced.

But the clan members could not accept that Emperor Zhaowen actually used them to force another relative of theirs.

Prince Cheng was old and his eyes were filled with tears when he saw Li Zhaoying.

Prince Cheng was the sixth brother of Emperor Yongle Li Hetai, and the only one left of their generation.

In his early years, his brothers were assassinated by people sent by Prince Mingyi, leaving only him and Li Hetai.

Li Hetai was forced to fight back from Jiyang to Luocheng, with blood flowing like a river along the way.

Later, Emperor Huiren Li Hongxuan ascended the throne. Emperor Yongle said that he had killed too many people and wanted to atone for his sins, so he resigned and left.

Prince Cheng knew the pain in his brother's heart and did not try to persuade him. Instead, he devoted all his efforts to assisting his nephew Li Hongxuan.

But, how could the same thing happen again after only one generation?

Fortunately, this time, it was not a bloody journey.

"Ying'er, Sixth Grandpa wants to ask you, you didn't do what happened in Wuping County, right?"

Li Zhaoying's eyes were red: "Sixth Grandfather, I have obtained evidence that can prove the innocence of my Lin Palace."

"So, is the 'Ten Crimes Letter to Emperor Zhaowen' true?"

"Li Zhaocai is not wronged at all!"

Prince Cheng suddenly raised his voice: "Do you believe what Ying'er said?"

All the clan members, headed by the Prince of Yan, were sobbing quietly. Ever since the "Ten Crimes Questioned to Emperor Zhaowen" was announced to the world, and Prince of Yan went to court to question it, and was dragged out of the palace, they all believed it.

Now, they just want to hear Li Zhaoying say it again in person.