Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

Huang Zicheng narrowed his eyes and took a deep breath: "Something's wrong, something's wrong..."

Qi Tai twirled his beard, his eyes hesitant: "Let's wait and see what happens..."

the other side.

Lan Yu and others stood in the row of generals on the left, with smug smiles on their faces, exchanging glances with each other, with arrogant expressions.

Others felt strange and confused, but they already knew what was going on: His Majesty had "passed away"!

Liu Sanwu, Zhan Hui and Fu Youwen were each standing in their positions among the civil servants. Although they had already known the news, they were still nervous.

"Master Zhan? Do you know what happened? I haven't heard any explanation in such a long time."

"Do we need to go to the Qianqing Palace to inquire about the reason?"

As the Minister of Personnel, the head of the Six Ministries, Zhan Hui also served as the Left Censor-in-Chief of the Censorate. Since the position of prime minister was abolished, he was the head of the civil servants.

Such a strange situation happened.

Naturally, everyone would subconsciously ask for his opinion.

"This……"

Zhan Hui's expression froze, and a layer of cold sweat instantly broke out on his back, almost soaking his underwear - what should he say? What could he say?

Even though he had been in officialdom for many years, he had no idea about such things.

Of course he knew what was going on.

only……

Could he have said this?

No!

Throughout the dynasties, there has always been a new emperor and new ministers.

Even though he is the head of the civil servants now, he may become nothing in the future.

His Majesty has passed away.

Lan Yu and his group were unpopular in the court and unpopular among the people, but their influence in the army was undeniable, especially in this leaderless situation...

He, Fu Youwen and Liu Sanwu were completely unable to deny it.

Based on the information they currently possess, after weighing the pros and cons, the Third Prince of the Eastern Palace is the best choice.

Even a rigid old antique like Liu Sanwu.

It was obvious that he had already wavered. Even if he had some resentment in his heart due to those so-called etiquettes, he should not be likely to oppose the Third Prince.

Or.

He should address the Third Prince of the Eastern Palace as "Your Majesty"!

If he were to say that "His Majesty has passed away," he would definitely offend the "future His Majesty"...

He was able to serve as an official in the Hongwu Dynasty for many years and was even the head of the civil servants. His political acumen and consciousness were definitely not bad.

"Master Zhan?"

"Master Zhan? Can you say something?"

"Why don't you ask Lord Zhan to go to the Qianqing Palace and ask His Majesty what he has to say?"

"..."

While he was thinking, the civil servants in Fengtian Hall lined up and gathered around Zhan Hui.

Although I don’t know exactly what happened.

But given Zhu Yuanzhang's diligence, everyone knew that this was definitely not a trivial matter.

Fortunately.

Zhan Hui was in a dilemma.

I don’t know how to respond to the officials.

Someone uttered another voice, drawing everyone's attention: "He's actually standing on the imperial throne... Who is that?!"

Hear this voice.

The many officials surrounding Zhan Hui immediately turned their heads and looked towards the front of the Fengtian Hall.

The boy, about fourteen or fifteen years old, wore a crescent-shaped white silk shirt that made him look slender, tall, elegant and gentle. However, his eyes were as bright as stars, and his handsome and gentle face had a look of sadness.

——This is a very unfamiliar face.

If it is under any other circumstances.

Someone will definitely praise him by saying, "He is handsome and elegant, with extraordinary temperament, he is a graceful young man!"

But what is the situation now?

The Imperial Palace!

In Fengtian Palace!

What's going on with this strange boy suddenly appearing?

For a moment, the Fengtian Hall fell into a brief silence, and the faces of the civil and military officials who were unaware of the situation were filled with shock and confusion.

It's not their fault either.