Xia Lishuang was slightly stunned, "Although I have never seen Ji and Queen, I heard from the old people in the palace that her death was very strange. It seemed to be March 17th? Why do you ask this suddenly?"
March seventeenth? Wen Ranran's heart suddenly brightened. All the things before could now be easily solved.
"Then how did she die?"
Xia Lishuang pursed her lips, and after a while, she whispered, "Death is given, but no one knows the reason. Maybe only my father knows."
"I just know that after that, my father seemed to be much colder towards the prince."
After hearing this, Wen Ranran finally had her own guess in her heart.
"I can probably guess the reason."
"Hmm? What did you hear tonight?"
Wen Ranran took a deep breath and then told Xia Lishuang what she saw tonight.
After hearing this, Xia Lishuang was also stunned.
"So, this makes sense..."
When the Ji family was defeated and Ji and the Queen were sentenced to death, it was not because of the rise and fall of any other family, but because... the emperor might have been cheated on.
And he found out that he was cheated.
But the adulterer identified back then might have been a scapegoat. The real person who had an affair between Ji and the Queen was the King of Shu.
But I guess I found out that I was pregnant at that time and had no choice but to find a successor first.
But this matter was later discovered by the emperor.
Being cheated on was really embarrassing, so the emperor chose to suppress it secretly.
"But...why didn't you kill the prince back then?" This is what Xia Lishuang is confused about.
"Nonsense, the queen wanted to keep her son, and the emperor wanted to prove his bloodline. The easiest way was, of course, a blood test!" Wen Ranran thought for a while, "I have read in ancient books that there are drugs added to the blood.
When they enter water, they can dissolve in each other even if they are not related by blood."
In this way, it completely makes sense.
Why was the prince obsessed with treason? Why was he rescued after the incident even though the capital city was so tightly guarded? Why was the King of Shu now so confident in plotting rebellion?
The fact that the prince of a country was his biological son gave the King of Shu the ambition to rebel.
Originally, if the prince succeeded in usurping the throne, no matter how bad the king of Shu was, he would rely on his father's identity to leave a mark in history.
However, the death of the former Queen Ji He and the failure of the prince's rebellion had sown the seeds of hatred in the heart of the King of Shu.
Xia Lishuang sighed slightly.
The current speculation is very close, but how to get the evidence, and what to do in the face of Lan Guo, who is watching eagerly from outside, is a problem.
"It's okay! Everyone will think of a solution. Go to sleep first!" Xia Lishuang looked at Wen Ranran who couldn't open her eyes and patted her head.
Wen Ranran adjusted her position in Xia Lishuang's arms, nestled in more peacefully, and fell into a sweet dream.
A night of silence.
As soon as she entered the door, Wen Ranran saw two people in the house.
In addition to the King of Shu who was sitting at the head of the table, there was also a man wearing a half-mask who was blowing tea at the moment. When he saw Wen Ranran, his eyes pierced over like lightning.
Wen Ranran was stared at, but she didn't feel shy at all. She was just generous and generous, with the image of a powerful princess in her hands. She stood up almost immediately.
"What? Who is this?" Wen Ranran looked at King Shu and pointed in the direction of that person with her chin.