The daughter of the firstborn is rebellious and is reborn to bury her whole family

Xiao Yan might be the son of Emperor Xuanwu, or, of course, the child of Duke Ningguo.

However, there cannot be any uncertainty in the royal bloodline. If Emperor Xuanwu recognized someone and later discovered that something was wrong, it would be a ridiculous thing to do!

Isn't it a joke that he is an emperor?

Therefore, no matter whether Xiao Yan is a descendant of his Yuan family or not, he cannot recognize him.

Because he couldn't afford the risk.

So, after discussing with Duke Ningguo, he finally decided to let Xiao Yan live in the world as a descendant of the Xiao family.

Only in this way can we be absolutely safe.

As Xiao Yan grew up, he looked more and more like Yin Shuang.

It was not known whether Emperor Xuanwu was trying to compensate Yin Shuang or because of his pitiful amount of true love, but he actually loved Xiao Yan very much, even though he was not sure whether he was his son or not.

Among all the princes in the palace, the crown prince was the most favored, and the favor Xiao Yan received from Emperor Xuanwu was enough to be on par with the crown prince.

Everyone thought that the Imperial Concubine had no children and she doted on Xiao Yan, so Your Majesty loved him as well.

But the fact is, the imperial concubine was the one who was favored by the emperor.

From the moment Xiao Yan learned about his own life experience, he never felt any sympathy for Emperor Xuanwu's love for him, because he knew very well that the emperor's heart was always cold and hard, never soft.

Emperor Xuanwu seemed to love him without any scruples, that was because he was able to project endless fatherly love on him without having to worry about whether his actions would cause dissension among the court officials.

In other words, it was Xiao Yan's embarrassing identity that provided convenience to Emperor Xuanwu, and it was not directed against him as a person.

As for Duke Ningguo...

His attitude towards Xiao Yan was somewhat distant. If he wanted to get close to him, he was afraid that he was really the son of Emperor Xuanwu, but if he abandoned him, he was afraid that he was his own child.

So over the years, the relationship between these two fathers and sons has been extremely weird.

Listening to Xiao Yan talking about his life experience, Shen Qiyin just listened silently at first, but the more she listened, the more her brows furrowed.

Once upon a time, she had envied Xiao Yan, not because she envied his noble birth and unshakable status, but because she longed to have someone who would hold him in the palm of his hand like he did.

But now that she knew about the past generation's events, she felt that her previous thoughts were ridiculous.

Emperor Xuanwu and Duke Ningguo, these two men seem to love Xiao Yan and his mother very much, but in fact, when it comes down to it, what they love most is themselves.

Be it Yin Shuang or Xiao Yan, they are just auxiliary existences for their self-satisfaction.

At this point, Shen Qiyin finally understood why Xiao Yan in his previous life had been able to kill the prince who might have succeeded to the throne without any psychological pressure after Emperor Xuanwu became seriously ill.

Now that I think about it, I'm afraid that Emperor Xuanwu's sudden serious illness was also his doing.

Thinking of this, Shen Qiyin suddenly squeezed Xiao Yan's hand, moved closer to him, and lowered his voice and asked, "So, what are you going to do?"

Hearing this, Xiao Yan lowered his eyelashes and said, "It's better for Yinyin not to know."

He was afraid that she would think he was crazy if she heard it.

Unexpectedly, Miss Shen put her lips close to his ear and whispered softly: "Xiao Hanyu, let's rebel."

Xiao Yan: “…”

He blinked his eyes again and again, and after a while, he burst into laughter.

He almost forgot that the girl he liked was not an ordinary girl.

"Okay." He looked at her deeply, his eyes were calm, but his words were full of madness: "Then let's choose a good day."

As soon as he finished speaking, the person on the kang suddenly moved.