At night, Qianqing Palace was somewhat deserted.

In the corridor, there were only a dozen or twenty young palace maids and eunuchs scattered alone in the Nuo Da Qianqing Palace, which seemed empty. If it weren't for the dozens of Han generals guarding solemnly, this deep palace would have been empty. Even more lonely.

"From now on, I'm afraid there will be even fewer new eunuchs, cough."

Shuangxi tightened the collar of his neck and said to the man beside him as he walked: "Nowadays, the life of the common people is getting better. Naturally, the number of people who are willing to join the palace as eunuchs is getting less and less every year. Ahem, even though Gong'e is employed, But in order to avoid such filthy palace affairs, they are basically changed every two years.

That's why it seems so deserted. The emperor often sighs with emotion, saying that he lives in this palace, but it is better to move out. The inner lake next to the palace is good. After some construction, he can move there with the cabinet. ."

The man who followed Shuangxi was none other than Yu Qian, the newly appointed prefect of Beijing. Hearing Shuangxi's words, he quickly responded: "Don't worry, Eunuch Sun, I will study this matter tomorrow and see how to start the construction."

"We just say it casually."

Shuangxi smiled and led Yu Qian through the corridor and stopped outside the Nuan Pavilion: "Your Majesty is waiting for you inside, and we won't go in. Please invite me, Mr. Yu."

Yu Qian took a deep breath, straightened his clothes and looked at Shuangxi. Seeing the latter smiling and nodding, he pushed the door open and went in. Shuangxi hurriedly closed the door behind him.

"Your Majesty, Yu Qian comes to see our Emperor's holy bow, Jin'an."

As soon as he entered the Nuan Pavilion, Yu Qian saw Zhu Yunwen sitting not far away. He bowed and said hello.

"Come and sit." Zhu Yun hummed and took out a small teacup from the tray on the table: "Come here by yourself, you're welcome."

As he spoke, his eyes were still looking at the book in front of him.

Yu Qian here thanked him, but he still stood at a distance and did not really sit down. He waited until Zhu Yunwen finished reading that paragraph in the book, looked up at Yu Qian again, and said, "Why are you so reserved? Come on." Sit down.' Yu Qian then dared to step forward and sit down. Dao En's effort lowered half of his buttocks, but his upper body was straight.

"You're so tired sitting like this, you're so restrained."

Zhu Yunwen smiled and said in a very easy-going tone: "I'm afraid my conversation with you will not be short. If you are casual, I will feel comfortable talking."

"Yes, thank you, Your Majesty." Yu Qian relaxed his tense muscles somewhat, but still maintained a respectful posture, with his hands on his thighs, not daring to pour tea for himself casually. If Zhu Yunwen hadn't gestured and stretched out his hand, Yu Qian would have I couldn't even get a sip of water at night.

"I met Wen Kui yesterday, right?" Zhu Yunwen said with a smile: "I guess that kid didn't sleep well last night."

Yu Qian wanted to laugh, but he coughed to hold it back and nodded: "I met His Highness the First Prince yesterday, and I have listened to Your Highness's words."

If Zhu Wenkui were here, he would probably feel even more uncomfortable. Yu Qian's so-called confession of thinking about his old friend was actually arranged by Zhu Yunwen.

"You must have a lot of confusion in your heart."

Zhu Yunwen looked at Yu Qian and saw hesitation in the latter's expression. He immediately smiled and said: "If you have anything you want to ask or anything you want to say, you can tell me. I can talk to you today."

"Then I'm so bold." Yu Qian murmured, and apologized before he spoke: "I have really been holding on to my heart for more than ten years about some of my words."

He paused, organized his words, and then said again: "Why did your Majesty tell the eldest prince these things? Now that he knows it, he will inevitably wonder in his heart how many of the things he has experienced in his life are true.

, and how many of them were constructed by you?"

Zhu Yunwen suddenly burst out laughing, his laughter fell, but Yu Qian was shocked by what he said: "Except for marrying his wife and having children, everything he encounters on the road of life will affect his temperament, growth and personality.

Everything is made up by me."

This sentence immediately stunned Yu Qian.

This is simply unbelievable. Completely constructing a fictional growth world?

How can this be accomplished.

"I'll tell you what happened to him."

Seeing Yu Qian's shocked look, Zhu Yunwen seemed very happy, and said as if he was showing off: "When he was young, I took him to the grassland, and then he was kidnapped. It was me who created it."

The first thing Zhu Yunwen reported made Yu Qian dumbfounded.

Although he had not personally experienced this incident, he knew how much it affected Zhu Wenkui.

"When he was a child, he lived with my mother, worshiping Buddha and reading scriptures. His personality was too gentle and soft, and I was not satisfied with it."

Zhu Yunwen lowered his eyelids and said slowly: "So I used the prisoner named Shi Niangan and equipped him with a forged bow and arrow. My hard work was not in vain. After this time, he finally became a little tougher and more bloody.

."

Some things will inevitably make you feel uncomfortable if you hold them back for a long time.

During his more than twenty years as emperor, only Shuangxi knew about Zhu Yunwen.

In the kidnapping case on the prairie, except for Shu Nie Gan, who was an authentic Mongolian, the other followers were all Xichang and Jin Yiwei.

This is when Zhu Yunwen dared to jump to save Zhu Wenkui, and at such a close distance, all those bows and arrows hit the soft armor of Zhu Yunwen's back, and surprisingly did not hurt Zhu Yunwen at all.

At that time, Shi Nianqian didn't have any archery skills, he didn't even have a fake one!

What's more, since Zhu Wenkui was kidnapped, Zhu Wenkui has always been hijacked by Shi Nie Gan's "personal soldiers" and has never been in the hands of Shi Nie Gan.

This is also why, at that time, the army behind Zhu Yunwen did not kill Shi Nianqian and his "followers" on the spot. Instead, several sharpshooters shot these people through their shoulder blades and captured them alive.

The first point is, of course, not to hurt your own people, and the second point, that is for Zhu Yunwen's future arrangements.

Zhu Yunwen asked Zhu Wenkui.

"What to do with these people?"

"I will cut them into pieces!"

This answer made Zhu Yunwen very satisfied, and he said, "execute at Lingchi".

How could it really be Lingchi's execution? Zhu Wenkui would not go to watch the execution anyway.

What Zhu Yunwen wants is just Zhu Wenkui's words!

A big drama is about that moment!

You must know that Zhu Yunwen was at the stage when he was most murderous and arrogant. If this is true, the only outcome for the hundreds of thousands of Tatars and Oara people in Mobei Old Camp will be one way.

That means killing them all!

Zhu Yunwen is not a man who believes in men and women. He has enough blood on his hands, no less than hundreds of thousands.

Yu Qian was completely shocked. He had never thought that this "moment of life and death" that Zhu Wenkui talked about so far was actually fake from beginning to end!

"What about everything behind that?"
Chapter completed!