Exiled just after being married? I turned around and emptied the treasury to escape the famine

"An'an, you have done enough for me and the prince. I really don't know how to thank you and Mr. Chu."

Guan Xin stood up and knelt down towards Jian An'an and Chu Junxing.

"I can't do anything for you, I can only kowtow a few times to repay your kindness."

As Guan Xin spoke, he kowtowed heavily at the two of them.

Seeing this, Jian Anan hurriedly supported Guan Xin.

"Sister Guan, don't do this. If you kowtow to us, it will shorten our lifespan."

Guan Xin was helped up by Jian Anan, her nose felt sore, and tears burst into her eyes again.

Although the prince was imprisoned in the sky prison, fortunately his head was not beheaded.

And the reason why he pretended to be crazy was definitely because he didn't want to tell Chu Cangyan the secret of that incident.

At the beginning, the prince's favorite person was Guan Xin, and he would tell her any secret.

It's a pity that the prince is not as ruthless as Chu Cangyan, who only wants to seize power and usurp the throne.

It was precisely because the prince's heart was not ruthless enough that he ended up like this.

As of now, Guan Xin has no intention of hiding it any longer.

She sat next to Jian An'an, wiped the tears from her face, and said with a serious face: "An'an, Mr. Chu, I have something to tell you."

Jian An'an and Chu Junxing looked at Guan Xin intently, waiting for her to continue talking.

Guan Xin lowered his voice and said, "The reason why the emperor will capture the prince and throw him into a prison is because the prince has a secret that Chu Cangyan wants to know most."

After Guan Xin said this, he looked at the other people in the courtyard.

Fortunately, those people were far away from them and were busy with their own affairs.

Chu Junxing, who had been silent until now, finally spoke.

"It doesn't matter if you say it, we will never tell anyone."

With Chu Junxing's guarantee, Guan Xin finally plucked up the courage to tell the secret.

Prince Chu Tianhua once heard the late emperor mention Chu Cangyan when he was hunting with him.

At that time, the late emperor was very angry about Chu Cangyan's massacre of the people in Yinbeicheng.

Although the late emperor also wanted to get the treasures of Yinbeicheng, he did not order the massacre of the people in Yinbeicheng.

This incident has always been a pain in the throat of the late emperor. If the people of Yinbeicheng united as one, they would launch a general attack on Jingzhou City.

With the military strength of Jingzhou City, although they can defeat those people, it will also result in a lose-lose outcome for both sides.

As Yin Beicheng was not originally a subordinate city of Taiyuan Kingdom, Chu Cangyan's massacre of the city would definitely cause dissatisfaction among the people of Yin Beicheng.

The ministers in the court also strongly condemned Chu Cangyan's atrocities.

Even the town general said that if the people of Yinbeicheng attacked, they would never intervene.

Even if the late emperor ordered it, they would not kill innocent people indiscriminately.

Seeing so many civil and military officials condemning Chu Cangyan, even though he was a prince, the late emperor did not want to speak for him anymore.

Chu Cangyan was reprimanded on the spot and sent back to the Chixiao Courtyard where he lived, where he was asked to reflect.

As for the affairs of the DPRK, he is not allowed to participate in it for a short period of time.

Chu Cangyan was angry. He did not reflect deeply in Chixiao Courtyard, but was focused on how to regain the late emperor's trust.

During that hunting, the late emperor mentioned the prince Chu Cangyan.

The late emperor asked Chu Tianhua to have less contact with Chu Cangyan in the future, as he would definitely not benefit from him in the future.

Chu Tianhua responded humbly and did not refute the late emperor.

Soon the late emperor shot a wild deer and was praised by everyone.

The late emperor was in a good mood and asked his subordinates to step aside. He had something to say to the prince.