The reborn prince who wanted to be a boss failed again

Chapter 21 The Reason Why Si Mo Self-Destroyed the Great Wall

18 years ago, Si Mo's crown prince was abolished, his royal status was demoted, and he was even exiled to a bitterly cold place to fend for himself.

But even so, some people were unwilling to let him go, and killed him on the way to exile.

The assassin was naturally sent by Emperor Taikang and the Pei family.

The two groups of people merged into one road and fought with Si Mo for three days. In the end, both sides were injured and died at the same time.

After death, Si Mo was not reconciled, and filled with resentment, attracting Baili.

Si Mo recognized him at a glance, Baili told his fortune back then, saying that he was not an orthodox wandering Taoist priest!
It was because that sentence was not orthodox, which made him want to imitate his ancestors.

Da Ling Chujun should have been instructed by the gods to succeed to the throne.

And Da Ling's so-called instructions from the gods are nothing more than embellishments that the emperor's heir has only one seedling left.

Emperor Gaozong had many sons, so the so-called divine instructions were naturally useless.

But what if all these descendants of Emperor Gaozong died?
In this way, even if Si Mo got the position of crown prince, he was unwilling to let those princes and brothers go.

Who would have thought that when the plan came to Emperor Taikang, not only did he fail to succeed, but he even got himself involved!
When the Pei family took out a third of the Pei family's fiefdom to seek justice for themselves, pointing out that he was scheming against his fiancée on the eve of their wedding, Si Mo felt that it was full of conspiracy.

He wanted to defend himself a few words, but too much evidence was thrown at him, and it was impossible for him to deny it.

What's more, just because he believed in the words of a wandering Taoist priest, he sacrificed his fiancée and murdered his younger brother just to get the so-called instructions from the gods, and he dared not say this reason.

I'm afraid that if I say it, I will look even more stupid, and then there will be no way to survive.

Not to mention, anyway, he is one of the only two remaining sons of the father, after all, he will not be given a glass of poisoned wine so easily to go on the road.

The Daling royal family has always had a difficult time with offspring, and after a while they flourished, almost all of them died in the fight for the heir.

In case the roots were really broken one day, he, the deposed prince and grandson, could also be used to decorate in the future, to forge some kind of blood of the royal family living in the folk, so as to maintain Daling's century-old foundation.

Facts have proved that Gaozong was really not willing to kill one of the two remaining sons. Anyway, it was not a conspiracy to kill Lao Tzu, so he could be more tolerant after all.

So there was Si Mo's exile.

It's a pity that Emperor Gaozong wanted this son to live. Emperor Taikang, the new crown prince who took advantage of it and wore wedding clothes, didn't want to see his elder brother alive.

He also wanted the name instructed by the gods!

Pei Jiaojiao also didn't want to live with a man who betrayed her sincerity and used her as a pawn.

Si Mo, who died with hatred, knew exactly whose trap he had fallen into when he saw Baili.

"It was you who plotted against Gu, and let Gu give that bastard Si Che a way to clear the way and make wedding clothes!"

Si Mo hated him so much that he wanted to pinch Baili when he rushed forward.

As a result, he was gently slapped by Baili and flew several meters away, his soul and body were unstable.

"Why did the deity ever plot against you?" Baili said lightly: "The deity just said that you are not orthodox, so you feel uneasy, fearing that the position of the crown prince will not be stable, and there will be more troubles in the future, so you exclude dissidents and attack your brothers. , even at the expense of your fiancée...

These are all your own choices, how can you blame the deity? "

Si Mo had no way to refute, nor did he dare to refute.

Even though he still thought that without Baili's words, he would not have embarked on this road of no return.

But after the fight just now, he also knew that Baili crushing him to death was as easy as crushing an ant.

"Then what do you want to do when you appear now?" Si Mo frowned slightly, and finally realized something was wrong: "Can you see me?"

Ordinarily, he was already dead at this moment, how could this person still see him, and even beat him?

"Naturally." Baili said lightly: "The resentment you have in your heart can be a sacrifice, and you can make a deal with me."

(End of this chapter)