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Zhong Wan had a battle of wits with Yu She in the library during the day. After returning home, he was in low spirits and went to bed early at night. He slept little and went to bed early. He woke up in the middle of the night and tossed and turned in bed unable to fall asleep.
When he first came to Beijing, he heard Lin Si talk about Yu She's past few years. Zhong Wan still harbored a glimmer of hope. It was the emperor and others who were too arrogant and pampered Yu She and spoiled him. After all, when he left Beijing, Yu She He was only a teenager, and a young man's temperament was uncertain. When he grew up, anything could happen. However, Zhong Wan was secretly frightened when he came into contact with Yu She twice in the past half month.
The current Yu She has a surly temperament, and there is a ferocious aura in his eyes that even Zang can't hide, as if he is ready to drag everyone together to die at any time.
Where does this deep resentment come from?
Zhong Wan was resting his head on his arm, feeling worried and worried. When he was about to get up and light the lamp, he heard the slight sound of the window lattice.
Zhong Wan held his breath. After a while, someone knocked lightly three times outside the window.
Zhong Wan breathed a sigh of relief, got up and put on his clothes, got out of bed and opened the window. Lin Si turned over lightly and came in without making any sound.
"What are you doing here?" Zhong Wan lit the lamp and said softly, "I told you, don't come over if I don't call you."
Lin Si saluted Zhong Wan, and without having time to find paper and pen, she gestured and said: I found out some clues about Prince Yu.
Zhong Wan walked quickly to the table and wrote: How?
Lin Si gestured: First, let¡¯s ask the master, if he knows the birthday of Prince Yu?
Zhong Wan nodded and wrote: He was born on the 16th day of March in the first year of Tianhe.
He once lived with Yu She for half a year. At that time, Yu She was still young and carried a peach wood talisman to ward off evil spirits. Zhong Wan remembered that the small wooden sign had "March born" engraved on it. Wan once teased Yu She with the small wooden sign and asked him his birthday. The young man Yu She said it himself.
Lin Si gestured: Master, are you sure?
Zhong Wan paused, frowned, and wrote: What do you mean?
It¡¯s just a wooden tablet to ward off evil spirits. It can be invited from any temple in Beijing, so naturally it cannot be used as evidence.
And how can this be determined? Zhong Wan didn't watch Yu She's birth, and Yu She was born in the Imperial Mausoleum Villa when the eldest princess of An State was guarding the late emperor's body. According to legend, the eldest princess was half a month premature, and the Queen Mother in Beijing didn't have time to send the imperial doctor and provide an abortion. Mammy went over and was delivered temporarily by an old doctor from the Imperial Mausoleum. Very few people knew what the situation was like. They only knew that the eldest princess had a premature and difficult delivery, and it took a long time for her to recover. But after that, she never recovered. Can't have children.
Lin Si gestured: Prince Yu¡¯s birthday is slightly different from what I found out recently.
Zhong Wan suddenly felt a little palpitated. He vaguely guessed something, but he didn't give up.
Zhong Wan sat down and whispered: "You tell me."
Lin Si said in sign language: The Fourth Highness has been secretly investigating the life experience of Prince Yu Xiao in the past few years. I have contributed a lot, but I have found nothing. The Fourth Highness has not had this idea in the past year, but recently, the Fourth Highness has been assigned to the Fifth Prince. His Highness's spies learned some inside information.
A cold light flashed in Zhong Wan's eyes, "Everyone is checking Oh, Yu She is Xuan Qiong's cousin, even he is checking"
Lin Si nodded and continued to make gestures: "Because we are related, it is much more convenient, so we found more people than us. His Highness the Fifth Prince found out that Princess An was diagnosed by Dr. Hu from Tai Hospital in June of the 47th year of Taiyu." After the Ximai came out, the pulse case from that year is now in the residence of His Highness the Fifth Prince.
Taiyu forty-seven years, the year when the late emperor left.
Zhong Wan frowned, that¡¯s no problem.
The eldest princess became pregnant in June, and the late emperor passed away in the first month of the new year. At that time, the eldest princess was overly sad during her pregnancy and almost had an accident. Later, she went to the imperial mausoleum and gave birth to Yu in March. amnesty.
Lin Si gestured: The key is that His Highness the Fifth Prince found out that in March of that year, no baby was born in the imperial mausoleum.
Zhong Wan¡¯s heartbeat gradually accelerated, and he suddenly felt dizzy. After calming down, he wrote: Evidence?
Lin Si gestured: There are not many people who are still alive at the Imperial Mausoleum Villa. They have worked hard to find one or two who are also rough servants. They don¡¯t know the inside story, but I heard from them that throughout March, the Emperor Not a single cry was heard in the mausoleum.
Zhong Wan endured dizziness and wrote: Maybe Yu She is not born to cry? Wasn't he born prematurely? Babies born early are weak and may not be able to make any sound when they cry
Lin Si shook his head: That's not right. If he is really too weak to cry, then the imperial doctors should be very busy. After all, this is the eldest son of the eldest princess and Prince Yu, but the people sent by the Queen Mother come in and out without any trace. See how eager they are, ?I even heard that the nun who was serving the eldest princess sent word that the eldest princess was afraid of light and wind after giving birth, so no one entered the delivery room at all.
Zhong Wan took a deep breath and wrote: When did you first hear crying?
Zhong Wan looked up at Lin Si, with some hope, and asked: "April?"
The natural birth should have been in April, or the record is different.
Lin Si shook his head.
Zhong Wan wrote: May?
Lin Si continued to shake his head.
Zhong Wan¡¯s fingertips trembled slightly: June?
Lin Si gestured: The eldest princess was raised in the imperial mausoleum villa until July. By that time, the servants who had been serving the mausoleum had been replaced several times. Even the mausoleum guardians, who had been replaced by descendants for generations, had been replaced by more than half. It was at this time that the sturdy servant that His Highness found was replaced. On the day he left, a cry was finally heard at the Imperial Tomb Villa.
Lin Si wiped the sweat from her forehead and said in sign language: That day was July 15th.
Zhong Wan put down the brush in his hand.
Princess An Guo was diagnosed with a positive pulse in June of the first year, and the child was not born until July 15th of the following year It was not hers anyway.
July 15th Ghost Festival, the worst day.
Lin Si signed in sign language: After the servant left, he heard someone say within a few days that the steward of the Imperial Tomb Villa was looking for a wet nurse.
Lin Si added: Two or three days later, Princess An returned to Beijing with her young prince.
Zhong Wan looked calm and wrote quickly: Did you bring anyone with you when you came back that you couldn't see the wind with? Is there anyone with special status around Princess Anguo? After returning to the capital, did the eldest princess arrange for anyone to be raised in Zhuangzi?
Lin Si shook his head: No, nothing. The people the eldest princess brought back all had their own names, and there was nothing special about them.
Zhong Wan gritted his teeth.
That woman was obviously executed on the day she gave birth to Yu She.
Lin Si gestured: There are two possibilities. Prince Yu¡¯s birth mother¡¯s status is extremely low. The eldest princess has nothing to worry about and doesn¡¯t want to cause trouble in the future, so she gets rid of her easily, or
Zhong Wan thought there was another possibility. "Her" identity cannot be seen in the light.
As long as the world sees "her", they will know more secrets.
Who is this person?
Zhong Wan didn't have time to think about this now. He looked at Lin Si and wrote seriously: Is it possible to steal the information from Xuan Qiong?
"As long as the case is destroyed, this old matter will be turned into a muddled account."
You can remember your birth date incorrectly, and the eldest princess can forget it, as long as there is no proof that the eldest princess An Guo was pregnant in June.
"As long as one side of the ironclad evidence is destroyed, they will never be able to find out clearly.
Lin Si looked at Zhong Wan in embarrassment.
Zhong Wan smiled bitterly, feeling confused.
Xuan Qiong would not let someone take such an important thing easily, and even if Lin Si really stole the case, it would naturally fall into Xuan Jing's hands.
In the hands of both of them, they are actually the same.
Xuanqiong wants to be the prince, doesn¡¯t Xuanjing want to be?
Emperor Chong'an's preference for Yu She has long aroused suspicion among others. While the fourth prince and the fifth prince were tit-for-tat, could they secretly speculate that their fight was to make wedding clothes for others?
What if Yu She¡¯s biological father is Emperor Chong¡¯an?
What if the mountain collapsed in the future and Emperor Chong'an wrote an edict before his death to reveal Yu She's life experience?
??Then the overt and covert fights over the years have become a joke?
If Yu She is really the illegitimate son of Emperor Chong'an, once Xuanjing and Xuanqiong find out the truth, he will be the first to get rid of him when he is angry and embarrassed.
Zhong Wan gritted his teeth, "His situation"
Lin Si knew what Zhong Wan was thinking and advised: Now it is only confirmed that Prince Yu is not the son of Princess An, but we still don¡¯t know who his biological father is, so we can¡¯t determine anything. They don¡¯t dare to take action easily, and
Lin thought about a possibility and thought: Maybe, when the emperor dies in the future, it will really be Prince Yu
Lin Si pointed to the sky, the meaning was self-evident.
Zhong Wan had a splitting headache, "Have you forgotten Prince Yu?"
Lin Si didn¡¯t react for a moment.
Zhong Wan picked up the brush and said quickly: Prince Yu is Xuan Qiong¡¯s uncle! A son of someone else, a nephew of your own. If you were him, who would you support? !
Lin Si was no more transparent than Zhong Wan. After thinking for a moment, her heart thumped.
Lin Si hesitated for a moment and said uncertainly: The master is saying that Prince Yu has actually been
Zhong Wan was exhausted: "I don't know"
Zhong Wan looked at the dancing candlelight and said calmly: "I only know that people in this world can't afford it early."
Lin Si could only reluctantly console him: everything is still speculation.
"It will be too late if these people find out anything."
Zhong Wan threw all the papers on the desk into the charcoal basin, and the flames licked up and jumped up to a foot high.
Zhong Wandao: "After the Longevity Festival, you and your children will return to Qian'an, and I will stay in Beijing." (Remember this website's website address: www.hlnovel.com)Tao"
Zhong Wan looked at the dancing candlelight and said calmly: "I only know that people in this world can't afford it early."
Lin Si could only reluctantly console him: everything is still speculation.
"It will be too late if these people find out anything."
Zhong Wan threw all the papers on the desk into the charcoal basin, and the flames licked up and jumped up to a foot high.
Zhong Wandao: "After the Wanshou Festival, you and your children will return to Qian'an, and I will stay in Beijing." (Remember this website's website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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