Sometimes Feng Han felt that he was the one who was not neat and decisive enough.
Because of this, he couldn't feel her importance towards him, nor her love for him.
He always felt that she was too mysterious, too elusive, and he couldn't catch her. Maybe if he wasn't careful, she would slip away from him.
Su Qiao refilled his tea and mentioned something else that even 444 couldn't find out: "Actually, I'm a little curious about your true identity."
"Are you a prince? Or the son of a minister in the court?"
The enemy was the royal family, even the emperor. Su Qiao had reason to suspect that he was either a prince or the son of a minister whose entire family was executed.
Feng Han raised his eyebrows: "I thought you really didn't mind me at all."
If you like someone and are pleased with him, you will be interested in his affairs.
Just like him, always wanting to know about her, wanting to know what she would do, wanting to know what she cared about, wanting to know what was in her heart, wanting to know what she was doing.
But she remained calm, and even when he hinted that he was not a eunuch, she never asked anything.
No one asked him why he disguised himself as a eunuch, nor did they ask about his origins or his identity.
In fact, what Feng Han didn't know was that the reason why Su Qiao didn't ask was because she could probably guess what was going on with him, not because she didn't care.
Feng Han took a sip of tea and his thoughts returned to the past.
"My mother is the former queen."
"Twenty-three years ago, my mother died in childbirth, leaving two lives behind. My mother's family was also accused of treason overnight, and all of them were executed."
Su Qiao was not surprised at all, "It seems that your maternal ancestors have become so powerful that they have overthrown the ruler."
Emperors are basically such creatures.
He was always worried that someone was eyeing his throne.
Especially those capable and meritorious officials.
Feng Han glanced at her with appreciation and continued calmly:
"My grandfather was the General of Zhenxi, commanding 800,000 soldiers. Five generations of my ancestors served the country with loyalty. All the sons of the Jiang family fought on the battlefield and died on horseback."
"I just didn't expect that after the war ended and the country was stable, the Jiang family lost its role. The court began to emphasize culture over military power, and the emperor became more and more wary of the troops in my grandfather's hands."
"My grandfather was not a power-hungry person, but he knew that once he handed over the military power, the Jiang family would be doomed, so he was unable to back down until later..."
My grandfather probably thought at the time that his daughter was still in the palace as the queen and pregnant with the royal heir, so even if the emperor wanted to take action, he would definitely not choose that time.
Unfortunately, he underestimated the emperor's emphasis on the throne and his fear of the Jiang family.
"Then what are you hesitating about?"
How could an emperor who wanted to kill even his own flesh and blood still care about family ties
"If it's difficult to kill him, just put the emperor under house arrest and force him to issue an edict to pass on the throne."
"As for his concubines and sons, those who have grudges against him will be killed directly, and those who have no grudges and are obedient will be kept."
“Ahem.”
Feng Han didn't expect her to be so straightforward.
"That's what I thought."
Killing that man would be a good thing for him.
He wanted him to see with his own eyes that the kingdom he valued most fell into the hands of the people he hated and feared.
He wanted him to watch with his own eyes the woman he loved and the son he loved suffer and die.
He wanted him to lose everything and pay a heavy price for his cruelty and ruthlessness back then.
Su Qiao glanced at him and said, "If you ask me, your grandfather should have done the same thing back then."
"So what if you are plotting to usurp the throne? So what if your name is not right and your words are not in order? The change of dynasties is a natural law. Before the Tianyuan Kingdom,