Everyone with a discerning eye knows what happened to King Qin, but the Gu family and the queen took revenge on Gu Jing for being expelled home.
If Emperor Ming said that he has found the culprit... the culprit can be known without asking!
So how do you choose between the third prince, the tenth prince, and the twelfth prince
From the perspective of emotions and interests, they must choose to save the culprit.
After all, whether it's the Gu family or the queen, it's very difficult for them to consider doing that
Even if the Gu family and the empress did not expect the third prince to succeed to the throne, could the future new king, the ten or twelve princes he grew up with, be comparable to the imperial concubine or other princes in succeeding to the throne
But if the Emperor Mingfu is asking that.
They must think too much.
I wonder if the emperor's first question just now was to ask them what they did so that they had been shining on King Qin for many confinements
In that question, although the third prince was not the first to answer, he also took all the responsibility on himself. In fact, he did not answer as well as the tenth prince.
The tenth prince's words of "I'm afraid that my eldest brother will misunderstand" not only stopped the emperor from continuing to question Keke who was wrong about King Qin's lack of affection, but in turn gave King Qin an eye-opener, implying that those of them who were younger brothers did not feel sorry for their elders. Brother, but the eldest brother is so narrow-minded that his younger brothers dare not express concern.
Even the tenth prince didn't expect that after dealing with that problem, the emperor threw such a proposition again.
If you choose to wrong the King of Qin, it will be difficult not to fall into the dilemma of "do we have any affection at all?"; if you choose to expose the truth, then...
Not to mention how much this move goes against their will, but the consequences are not something they, or even Yanfu Palace, can tolerate.
The three princes suddenly felt sweat on their foreheads. After a while, the third prince said in a low voice: "Even my father feels embarrassed. It can be seen that this matter is serious. My sons and ministers are young and ignorant and dare not speak well. Please, my father...please" My father is too arbitrary!"
Chunjia looked at him and said slowly: "So, we don't want to share my worries?"
None of the three princes remained silent and quietly clenched their fists.
Nervous, panicked, racking one's brains, helpless, powerless...
All kinds of emotions stirred up in his chest, and he felt generous and intense, but they all touched the moment when the emperor was on the throne, the ice disappeared, he didn't dare to make any mistakes, and even buried his head even lower consciously.
The prince's status is extremely noble, but in front of the emperor... after all, he is vulnerable.
They didn't even have the time to guess the real purpose of the emperor's cross-examination, so they quickly thought about what answer and reaction would be enough to satisfy the emperor at this moment
After a long time, the third prince said with difficulty: "Father, my son and minister are stupid, I thought, I thought... The state-owned legal family has family rules."
After saying those words, the two younger brothers beside him both looked at him in astonishment.
The Twelve Prince quickly looked away, bowed his head and remained silent.
After a brief pause, the tenth prince put forward a counter-argument: "Father has always been vigorous and resolute. Since he has been hesitant again and again, it can be seen that... this matter probably does not deny the good news of Bu Yuanbu, and it does not deny the father's love for my elder brother." , so I feel awkward. But I feel that as the eldest son of the emperor, the eldest brother has always been very popular with his father. How can he not be sympathetic to his father? If the eldest brother knew about this, he would definitely agree with his father to settle the matter instead of just Otherwise, he alone would embarrass my father."
He didn't believe that no matter how unwilling King Qin was, how could he say that the emperor's hesitation didn't matter, and that his own grievances were the most important
"Twelve?" The emperor looked at his youngest legitimate son without comment.
The twelfth prince showed a gentle expression.
Chunjia saw it and felt a headache.
In those two years, the tenth prince and the twelfth prince claimed to have been raised by the emperor himself.
But in reality, the emperor's government affairs were complicated, and he had many heirs. Even if the two children were raised in the side hall of Taichu Palace, how could they be like the way Shenzong raised Xiaozong, who would be taken care of and trained by God
So I just listened to the Didong people's reports every now and then, and then called them forward to cross-examine and encourage them.
After discovering the problems in the temperament and conduct of the two princes, although I would personally teach and punish them, I beg you not to leave them to the people in the east to guide and advise.
After all, is he really going