Ming Jiajing: Starting from Immortality

Chapter 93 If I were to become the emperor, I would kill my son and establish my nephew as the emperor!
The three southwest gates of the palace are like the palace gates. The middle gate is closed all year round, and the side doors on both sides must be opened during the day to let in the purple air from the southeast.

However, the central gate and side gate of Prince Yu had been closed for many days, so there was no way to mention the matter of the purple air in the southeast.

Eight imperial guards guarded the place day and night, which enhanced the dignity of the imperial family and made it even more majestic. The imperial guards were there, and the men from the Eastern Depot were also there.

Outside of Yuxi Palace and the Forbidden City, there is no other palace that can match its majesty.

It was just the beginning of the afternoon when King Jing arrived here, but he found that the side doors on both sides were still closed.

King Jing got off the car and climbed onto the balcony. "Why are the doors still closed?"

The people in Prince Yu's mansion naturally showed respect to him, as did the imperial guards. The head of the East Depot replied, "In reply to Prince Jing, Prince Yu has issued an order that from today onwards, he will not see anyone during his convalescence."

Holy intention is here.

Officials outside the court were not allowed to visit Prince Yu at his mansion, but Prince Yu was not prohibited from going out to see people, let alone from seeing his younger brother.

But Prince Yu issued an edict, which was tantamount to imprisoning himself within high walls.

And the time was exactly the day when King Jing entered the capital.

King Jing was surprised and a little angry, "Please tell my brother a few words for me.

The flowers of the Tangdi tree are so beautiful that the flowers of the E River are not as beautiful as the flowers of the Tangdi tree. Among all the people today, there is nothing better than brothers. "

The sound of chanting rang out in front of the palace gate, and it was hard to tell whether it was an expression of emotion or sarcasm.

"The threat of death and mourning is something that brothers deeply cherish. The plains and marshes are plowed, and brothers seek them."

"When the back is in the ground, the brothers are in trouble. Every time there is a good friend, there is always a sigh."

Several large locust trees far away from the palace were now filled with crows, which were calling out in a loud voice.

This is a poem from the Book of Songs, Xiaoya Changdi, which is also the full chapter of Tangdi that the royal family of the Zhu family must learn and recite.

It goes without saying to whom King Jing recited the poem at this time.

"Brothers quarrel within the walls, but they fight outside. Whenever there are good friends, there will be no war."

"Brothers quarrel with each other...Brothers quarrel with each other..."

The voice of Prince Jing's chanting echoed inside and outside Prince Yu's mansion through the tall green mounds.

Before the imperial guards could go and report, they saw the door on the left open a crack, and then Prince Yu walked out.

King Jing walked towards him quickly. The two looked at each other for a while, and King Jing asked, "How is my brother? How is my nephew?"

"Well! The Crown Prince is well too!" Prince Yu replied with a pale face.

Seeing that his third brother was a little unsteady on his feet, King Jing did not expose his reluctance. He stepped forward to support his arm and whispered, "The disease of the state is difficult to cure. Please make sure that my brother recovers from the disease. You are still the pillar of our Ming Dynasty."

Whether it was from the heart or from a falsehood, Prince Yu could no longer maintain his strength in front of this unfamiliar brother, and put all the weight of his body on Prince Jing, "Come in with me."

Prince Yu was overweight. Even though he had suffered from several illnesses and was much lighter, he was still not light.

Anyone who has sung opera or has ever had a serious illness knows that being completely unable to breathe is a very serious condition.

You can't support someone by force. If you force it, it will only end up dragging them down.

King Jing placed King Yu on his back and carried him into the palace.

In front of the palace door.

Princess Li was waiting there anxiously. Seeing this scene of deep brotherly love, her worry not only did not decrease, but became even worse.

With a "dragon" on his back, King Jing had no room to salute. He had to put Prince Yu back on the dragon couch before he saluted Princess Li and said, "Greetings, sister-in-law!"

"Please get up."

Princess Li supported Prince Jing with her bare hands, and after Prince Jing stood up, she said, "The medicine that Imperial Physician Li prescribed for Your Highness has been prepared and sent to you. Your Highness has not taken the medicine for several days, and we cannot delay any longer. I apologize for neglecting you, my brother." "We are family, so it's okay." Prince Jing made way.

Princess Li hurriedly picked up the medicine bowl on the table and used a jade spoon to feed the medicine to Prince Yu, but after feeding him several times, Prince Yu refused to drink it.

"Sister-in-law, let me try." Prince Jing said upon seeing this.

Princess Li hesitated for a moment and handed the bowl of medicine to Prince Jing. Prince Jing half-knelt in front of the royal couch and fed Prince Yu the medicine spoonful by spoonful.

Somehow, Prince Yu really drank it. After taking the medicine, Prince Yu regained some of his spirits. "Thank you, my brother!"

"We are family, why should we say thank you?" Prince Jing repeated his previous words and handed the empty medicine bowl to Princess Li.

Prince Yu nodded, looked at Princess Li and said, "My brother is here to see the prince. Go and bring Yijun here."

“Two dragons cannot meet” cannot be broken.

Prince Jing used this as an excuse to pay a visit to Prince Yu's mansion, as if he was bringing the child over.

Princess Li understood that the prince had deliberately sent her away so that he could talk to Prince Jing. An indescribable feeling surged in her heart.

Even if you are sleeping with someone, sometimes you are no match for your own brothers.

"Yes." Princess Li finished her ceremony, took the medicine bowl and left, leaving the two brothers behind.

Prince Jing wrung out a snow-white face towel from the golden basin and handed it to Prince Yu with both hands.

Prince Yu was deeply moved, "If I hadn't been born in an imperial family, you and I would have been brothers who helped each other in times of trouble."

When they were children, the two lived in the Forbidden City and would meet occasionally. But after they were crowned kings and established their own courts, they never met again. It has been twenty years.

Prince Jing knew Prince Yu, and Prince Yu also knew Prince Jing. When it came to scheming and murderous intent, Prince Jing was not even inferior to his father, so naturally he was far superior to him.

The only thing missing is a little luck.

Prince Yu and Prince Jing were born in the same year and month.

Prince Yu was born on the fourth day and was the eldest, and Prince Jing was born on the twenty-ninth day and was the youngest.

If Prince Jing had been born earlier and grown up, perhaps my father would have made Prince Jing the crown prince after Prince Zhuangjing died.

King Jing remained silent.

My royal brother is really ignorant of the ways of the world. The helplessness of being born in an imperial family is what many subjects of the Ming Dynasty dream of.

This is the blessing of this world!
"My health is getting worse day by day. I am afraid I can no longer shoulder the responsibility of the Ming Dynasty. My brother, what about you? Can you shoulder the responsibility of this world?" Prince Yu expressed his deep affection.

King Jing.

All good, but cruel.

In order to find the person who wanted to kill him, he did not hesitate to disregard the life and death of his companion who had served him for more than 20 years, a treasure ship, and an official of Jingu Guard.

Cui Xian, the prefect of Jinguwei, and Zhang De, the eunuch who was in charge of the Jinguwei garrison office, were two pillars of the imperial court that stabilized Jinguwei. They were like the cornerstones of the country, and yet they died just like that!

Thinking of this, Prince Yu couldn't help but cough violently.

Prince Jing hurried forward and patted Prince Yu on the back, saying indifferently: "Brother, in this Ming Dynasty, except for the royal family of Zhu, everything can be torn down and started over again."

Prince Yu opened his eyes wide, looking at Prince Jing with disbelief in his eyes, and kept muttering, "How could it be possible? How could it be possible?"

How can human nature be so cruel?

"Well, if I die, and you take the throne and give birth to your own children, how will you deal with Yijun?"

Prince Yu simply asked what he couldn't imagine. Prince Jing thought for a moment and said, "If my brother helps me ascend the throne and I die without an heir, the throne will be passed to Yijun. If I have a son, after I die, I will kill my son and pass the throne to Yijun!"

(End of this chapter)