my villain is too cute

Chapter 928 Spoiling the Prince (51)

Han Jin looked down at the young man, raised his hand and stroked the hair on the side of his face, "Well, I heard it all, I don't like that woman who has feelings for you."

Ruan Fang looked at the woman's slightly lowered eyes, knowing that she didn't want to mention those things, he smiled slightly, "Well, I don't like her either."

He pulled Han Jin to sit down on the rock, hugged her arm, and tilted his head on her shoulder.

The moonlight shone down, casting a layer of light on the dark night.

The surface of the lake was sparkling, filled with dim lights, and the shadows of the trees whirled, reflected in the young man's eyes, but it was dim.

After a long time, Ruan Fang said softly, "Li Qing is about to die, he was poisoned, I did it."

If someone hears it, I'm afraid they will turn pale with shock.

This is the great crime of murdering the emperor and punishing the nine clans.

Han Jin tilted his head, rubbed his face against him, didn't speak or ask, just listened quietly.

What happened at the beginning, the meritorious service was overwhelming, and the hidden dangers were eradicated...

After the defeat of Beiqi, the regent proposed countless constructions for the country and the people within a few years.

In just a few years, the prestige of the regent has been rising in the hearts of the people. At that time, you may not know who the emperor is, but you must know who the regent is.

And any emperor can't help but mind that his courtiers are more popular than him.

Li Qing slandered the regent's intention to rebel, as if it happened as it should, even though the two were brothers who lived and died together.

No, the regent is the only one who thinks the two are brothers.

Ruan Fang remembered that that day his father gently touched his head, saying that Uncle Huang had no other choice.

It is said that he is the emperor, there are many things that can't be both, and he must not blame Uncle Huang.

That day he cried and nodded, and then his father left the palace and never came back.

After waiting for five days, a group of people came to the palace and tore down the door plaque. Uncle Huang also came and hugged him sadly, saying that the father would not come back.

Later, the Prince Regent's Mansion became the Prince's Mansion.

At that time, everyone told him that Uncle Huang was a wise king, and he saved himself who deserved to be punished for his crime.

He also thinks so, and he is grateful to that cruel emperor.

If Li Huaian hadn't found him, he would have wanted him, and he would be grateful for killing his father and enemy all his life.

"Huai'an saw it, he saw Li Qing ordered someone to stuff the dragon robe into the palace."

Ruan Fang looked at the lake, his eyes dimmed for a moment with the waves, he hugged Han Jin's arm tightly, and said in a low voice: "The poison in his body, the most important link is in Huai'an."

The three princes would go to the imperial study every day to help Li Qing handle political affairs.

Li Huaian was the most important part of Li Qing's death.

Ruan Fang raised his head and looked at Han Jin with partial eyes, "If we are discovered, we will all die, are you afraid?"

Han Jin raised his hand to cover his head, rubbed it, "I'm not afraid."

Ruan Fang looked into her eyes, seeing that she was really not afraid, he let go of the tension in his heart, and said, "Li Qing will die soon, and we will leave here when the time comes."

"it is good."
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Han Jin and Ruan Fang sat outside for a while, then returned to Yunguang Hall.

The banquet, which was still lively when I left, stopped without knowing when.

Han Jin and Ruan Fang exchanged glances and entered the door.

The full table of guests looked over with weird eyes, wondering why the princess had to wait for the two to come over before reading the imperial decree.

Li Fanan sat in the first place, looking at the two holding hands, she lowered her eyes, the expression in her eyes blurred.

"Xuan."

The father-in-law at the side stepped forward and unfolded the imperial decree that he had been holding in his hand. When he saw it, he was stunned for a moment, and then he read it without changing his expression.

(End of this chapter)