After rebirth, the regent thought about the following crimes every day

Yu He gritted his teeth and asked, "Or is it that the prince wants to support the Third Highness to ascend to the throne?"

Listening to his question, Mo Yanzhuo glanced at him lightly: "What do I need to explain to you?"

To say that the person Yu He respected the most was Mo Yanzhuo, but his behavior today really made him uncomfortable.

As the minister of Dali Temple, he was most familiar with the laws of the dynasty. Even though the person just died was innocent, he still had to be tried and convicted by the law before he could be dealt with according to the law.

Rather than lynching people out of selfish motives.

"Master Yu, Prince Regent, what is going on?"

Jiang Yihan walked in, feeling the tense atmosphere between the two, and raised his eyebrows in question.

Yu He did not answer him, but just nodded to him as a greeting, and said to Mo Yanzhuo angrily: "The regent should think about how to explain to the emperor."

After speaking, he left.

Mo Yanzhuo ordered Yunxuan to dispose of the body and left the dark prison.

Jiang Yihan followed and stood in front of Mo Yanzhuo with a respectful attitude: "Has the regent seen the files of children around ten years old?"

He really couldn't wait any longer. How could he explain to the princess if there was no more news about his son?

Originally there was no news, so Ran'er wouldn't feel so uncomfortable.

Now I know some things, the ones that are neither up nor down are the most torturous.

I wonder if Ran'er can survive it.

Violent mood changes are the most harmful to the body, and she may become ill.

Thinking of this, Jiang Yihan was very irritable.

Mo Yanzhuo shook his head: "I have read most of the files, and there is indeed no news about Prince Consort Jiang's children. There is no news about that group of children, including him."

"Really?" Jiang Yihan's face showed disappointment, and he asked hopefully, "Maybe there are files that the regent didn't notice?"

When asked, he felt that it was meaningless. Mo Yanzhuo had a good memory and would never forget it once he read it.

He said he hadn't seen it before, but he didn't.

Jiang Yihan was a little lost. Young Master Jiang, who looked depressed, had completely lost his original high spirits.

Losing his child really hurt him.

When he was about to leave, Mo Yanzhuo said slowly: "However, His Highness the Third Prince may know some information."

Jiang Yihan's eyes brightened slightly: "What does the prince mean?"

"When I and His Highness the Third Highness were cleaning up Wushan, we were hunted down. Those who chased us at that time were dead soldiers."

Mo Yanzhuo told him what he had guessed, "You should know what the dead man represents. If..."

If his child becomes a dead soldier, it will be no better than ending up in the hands of enemy invaders in northern Xinjiang.

Death warriors are ruthless killing machines. They have no emotion other than executing orders and can die at any time.

They, like Mo Yanzhuo and Jun Changque, can only train secret guards but not dead soldiers. That is really inhumane.

But others may not.

Jiang Yihan understood what he meant. He breathed slightly, and there was a suffocating pain in his heart. His voice was hoarse: "Who do you think, the prince, captured them and trained them to die?"

Mo Yanzhuo glanced at him and said quietly: "The person Jiang Prince Consort guessed is the person I think he is."

"First Prince?" He said three words one by one, with murderous intent flashing in his eyes.

"Although he did not participate in the human trafficking of the enemy invaders in northern Xinjiang, he adopted some children who showed special abilities and trained them to become soldiers who fought for him through life and death."

Mo Yanzhuo's eyes were cold, "Three years ago, he sent a dead soldier to assassinate Jun Changque."

Later, the corpses of the dead soldiers were neatly placed in front of Jun Changxiao.

How many dead soldiers did he train after that?

Jiang Yihan remembered that he had asked him whether he wanted to join the court. His attitude was casual, and it turned out that he did not want to participate in these matters at all.