The lady is reborn? The crazy villain kisses her forcefully and won't let go!

With Jun Qi around, my father will be more or less afraid of the queen.

But if the prince died and the queen had no children, the threat would be temporarily gone.

Jun Qi deserves to die, but he cannot have anything to do with him.

At this critical juncture, he must not be targeted by the Queen.

The only solution now is to create trouble and draw everyone's attention to that little bastard, thus getting rid of suspicion.

He raised his eyes to look at the red fox below him and said, "It's time to spread the news."

Kunningzhong.

When the crown prince passed away, the whole nation mourned and all the maids in the palace wore plain clothes.

The queen was kneeling on a cushion, with a golden statue of Bodhisattva with her hands folded in front of her.

She closed her eyes, her lips moved slightly, and she concentrated on turning the Buddhist beads in her hands.

Almost everyone in the palace knew that after the prince got into trouble, the queen thought of inviting a Buddha statue into the palace.

He said that he would pray for the souls of the crown prince and the third prince day and night.

When the emperor learned of this, he sympathized with her as a mother who had lost her beloved son.

He specially ordered people to bring a golden Buddha statue from the Chan Buddhist Temple and carry it into the Kunning Palace.

Cao Mang came in from outside, waved away the surrounding palace maids, knelt respectfully beside the queen, and said: "Your Majesty, the three courts have held a joint trial and have already produced preliminary results.

All signs indicate that it is indeed related to the remnants of the previous dynasty. However, news came from the front hall that Jiang Xia, the captain of the East Factory, died in Mulan Paddock, near the bamboo house. "

Cao Mang said this and looked up at the queen.

The queen still had her eyes closed, turning the Buddhist beads in her hand one by one.

It seemed like I heard everything, but also like I heard nothing.

Cao Mang glanced at the Buddha statue in front of the queen, lowered his eyelids and said, "During the autumn hunt, Jiang Xia was ordered to stay in the palace, but he and the prince had an accident in the hunting ground.

According to my investigation, Jiang Xia was assassinated in the palace the night before he arrived at the enclosure, but he did not even bother to recover from his injuries and rushed to the enclosure without stopping. He must have discovered something important. "

"Although the Fourth Prince is a major suspect, I have discovered one more thing. The little bastard who ran away from Youming Inn is actually closely related to General Mu's daughter Mu Luan."

Ever since the Fourth Prince intentionally or unintentionally told him the news that the Nineteenth Prince was still alive, Cao Mang ordered people to investigate the matter thoroughly.

The little bastard who fell off the cliff did not die. Later, we followed his trail and chased him all the way.

I thought that since he was just a child who was not yet old enough to dance with elephants, if I couldn't kill him in one go, I could just kill him twice more and I would be able to eradicate him completely.

But I didn't expect that this boy was so proficient in the art of power and intrigue at such a young age.

Several times of strangulation made his people mistakenly believe that others were dead.

But after more than ten years of twists and turns, not only did he not die, he also appeared at the foot of the imperial city and entered the Youming Inn.

The little bastard was quite capable and hooked up with the young lady of the General's Mansion, and actually took advantage of the situation to climb up to the General's Mansion.

Pretty good at hiding.

The Queen slowly opened her eyes, "He is indeed lucky. He was born a lowly child and did not follow his mother. That is why he is so annoying. If he was really dead, the Fourth Prince would not have to worry about it for so many years."

Cao Mang bowed his head and said, "He is a man who can hide, otherwise he would not have lived so many years. After the last ambush and assassination, I saw him leaving with serious injuries, but the people who chased him lost him. He has been hiding for so long, I am afraid he has been seriously injured and died in some stinky ditch. If he is not dead, there is always a way to kill him."

The queen paused while turning the Buddhist beads and turned her head to look at Cao Mang.

Cao Mang knelt before the queen and extended his hand.

The Queen did not move for a long time, and said, "The monk may escape, but the temple cannot. The prince is dead, but Miss Mu was able to return to the general's mansion safely. This is inseparable from his contribution."

As she spoke, she put her hand on him and slowly stood up, her face calm without a trace of sadness.

He was completely different from the person who had been suppressing his grief and anger in the tent.

Cao Mang narrowed his eyes and said, "Your Majesty means to use Miss Mu to lure the snake out of its hole and then strangle it to death!"

The Queen said calmly, "I originally thought that the Emperor was a heartless man, but as time went by, he pretended to be affectionate and loyal. After all, the little bastard knows everything that happened back then. Keeping him here will only bring trouble."

When the emperor heard the news that Concubine Rou and the Nineteenth Prince fell off the cliff, he did not react.

But as the years went by, the emperor often thought about where he came from, and his guilt towards Concubine Rou and her son grew deeper and deeper.

Every time she recalled the emperor's expression when he was in front of her and recalled Ji Wan, she regretted not stabbing Ji Wan a few more times.

Let this woman who has an affair with a married woman fall into the land of reincarnation even after her death.

Cao Mang looked at the hand that the queen was holding. The force was so strong that the dark red ochre clothes were wrinkled in her hands.

It seems that the matter of the little bastard has aroused the pain in the queen's heart again.

"Don't worry, Madam. I will definitely kill this little bastard with my own hands and avenge His Royal Highness the Crown Prince. I hope you take care of yourself and don't get hurt because of someone who is not worth it."

The queen let go of Cao Mang's hand, her complexion had returned to normal. She sat down on the couch dignifiedly and chuckled, "I would like to thank him for doing a good thing for me."

"Your Highness is blessed to be able to contribute to the consolidation of the Queen's position in the harem."

boom!

As soon as Cao Mang finished speaking, a young eunuch came in through the side door.

The cup in his hand fell to the ground, breaking into pieces and spilling tea. He looked at the two people beside the Buddha statue in panic.

"Slave...slave what...I didn't hear anything, what..."

The young eunuch crawled on the ground tremblingly, his body shaking so much that he was almost convulsing.

The queen took a glance, then slowly withdrew her gaze and continued to turn the Buddhist beads in her hand.

Cao Mang immediately understood and said, "I will go and clean it up right away."

There was a roar in the young eunuch's ears, but he could clearly hear every step of the horned boots on the ground.

He raised his eyes slightly, and a pair of spotless horn boots suddenly appeared before his eyes.

He was startled and looked up with a pale face.

There was a sneer on Cao Mang's pale face, and his narrow eyes stared at him as if he was a dead man.

The young eunuch swallowed hard and begged for mercy in a trembling voice: "Master, I really didn't hear anything. Please let me go. I won't say anything."

Cao Mang snorted, "We only believe in the mouths of the dead!"

The young eunuch's pupils constricted and he struggled with his frightened legs to run out of the temple in panic.

He shouted anxiously, "Help, someone is killing someone, killing him..."

Cao Mang covered the eunuch's mouth and nose and dragged him into the Buddhist temple. The sound of his sobbing and begging for mercy gradually faded away after the temple door closed.

Only after hearing the dull sound of falling to the ground did the queen slowly look towards the Buddha statue.

The young eunuch fell to the ground, and a stream of bright red liquid flowed out from under his body, leaving a pool of blood.

Blood splattered on the golden statue of Bodhisattva next to it, leaving red marks like ink splashes.