After redemption, he took away the luck of the future queen

Cui Yixi was dubious.

The person who threatened him with his mother as soon as he arrived was not worthy of his trust at all.

"What do you want me to do?" Cui Yixi asked. He was not stupid. He had already guessed the purpose of the visitor.

"Let's deal with the Sang family together," the visitor said.

"If I do this, will you let my mother go?" Cui Yixi asked, thinking that it doesn't matter what you say, the Cui family and the Sang family are sworn in, so naturally they will find ways to take revenge.

"Cui Sanye, your mother is waiting for you to return to the capital for reunion. I have no control over your mother. If you don't believe me, you will know when you return to the capital."

"Then why did you come here?" Cui Yixi was confused.

Even if the visitor doesn't tell me this, won't his mother tell him when he returns to the capital? Ask him to mind his own business.

"To tell Mr. Cui that I am the one who stands with you. We have a common enemy, the Sang family. Believe what I say and don't be deceived."

"Who would deceive me?" Cui Yixi didn't think that his mother would make up a lie to deceive him.

"Master Cui, that's all. When you return to the capital, you will naturally know what is going on. See you later."

After saying this, the visitor stood up, cupped his hands towards Cui Yixi, turned around and strode out of the room.

After the visitor left, Cui Yixi was stunned.

He originally guessed that the visitor wanted to use his mother to threaten him and let him deal with the Sang family. However, the visitor said that his mother was not in his hands. He did not believe this and was very worried about his mother's safety in Beijing.

After ten days of this, Cui Yixi was getting closer and closer to the capital. The journey was uneventful without any accidents. He never saw anyone sent by the Sang family to kill him. Cui Yixi felt relieved, but he still remained vigilant.

That evening, just as Cui Yixi and his family walked into the inn where they were resting, they were accidentally bumped into by the inn boy who was walking towards them.

After the boy bumped into him, he immediately knelt down and apologized to him, saying that he didn't mean it and asked him to spare him this time.

Because Cui Yixi was worried, he didn't want to cause trouble, so he spared the inn boy.

When he walked into the guest room, while the concubine was changing his clothes, a letter fell from his body. Cui Yixi's heart tightened, and he hurriedly picked up the letter on the ground and waved his hand for the concubine to go out.

Cui Yixi sat down, opened the letter, and read it.

After reading the letter, Cui Yixi finally understood why the person who approached him before told him to believe what he said and what he meant by telling him not to be deceived.

This letter stated that after his father was imprisoned by the emperor, the emperor's people threatened the entire Cui family with the lives of his father and made his father commit suicide and write a bloody confession.

The reason why the emperor did this was because he wanted to thoroughly investigate the matter of the eldest prince being transferred, and at the same time get rid of Linjiang Marquis Mansion and Changxing Bo Mansion.

Not only that, the letter also said that this time he was pardoned and could return to Beijing entirely because of the Queen Mother's wishes and that she was helping him.

Cui Yixi was confused.

Did the Sang family inadvertently turn from enemies into people framed by the emperor?

What is the truth of the matter?

Who was the person who wrote this letter to him?

If someone hadn't told him before, he might have believed what was written in the letter. After all, he knew very little about what was happening in the capital.

Judging from the content of the letter, it is most likely that the person who wrote this letter is from the Queen Mother's faction.

He hasn't returned to the capital yet, and the information he received before and after is so different that it can be said to be contradictory.

Could it be that the people who came to see him before were from the emperor?

Why is this happening?

Although Cui Yixi was conceited and arrogant, he still felt flattered that both parties valued him so much.

Cui Yixi thought about it all night but couldn't figure it out. He planned to go back to Beijing to see his mother and ask her before making a judgment.

Five days later, Cui Yixi hurried back to the capital, traveling day and night, and met his mother, Mrs. Cui, the former Marquis of Linjiang, in a somewhat dilapidated village on the outskirts of the capital.

The two hugged each other and cried for a long time.

Mrs. Cui invited her son into the village and said as she walked: "Yixi, this village was given to me by your uncle as a place to stay. Otherwise, my mother, your sisters-in-law and nieces would have to live on the street."

Hearing this, Cui Yixi suddenly remembered what the person who came to see him said that night. The other person said that he did not control his mother. This was true.

Cui Yixi hurriedly asked Mrs. Cui: "Mom, what's going on? Why do you say dad changed the eldest prince? Mom, tell me."

"Okay." Mrs. Cui wiped away her tears and looked out the door, her eyes a little hollow, as if she was recalling, "Yixi, I don't know what exactly happened at that time. Your uncle told me afterward. Your uncle said that the emperor suspected that the eldest prince did not look like him, so he arranged for a blood test, and after the test, he found that the eldest prince was indeed not the emperor’s biological son.”

Speaking of this, Mrs. Cui's voice became rough and her breathing became heavy, "At this moment, Chang Xingbo jumped out and slandered that it was your father who replaced the eldest prince. Your father retorted, saying that it was Chang Xingbo who replaced the eldest prince, because the eldest prince After being adopted by the Queen Mother for a period of time, Chang Xingbo has every chance to change the eldest prince."

"The emperor doesn't believe what your father said. If I look at it, the Queen Mother and Chang Xingbo must have teamed up to replace the eldest prince. Later, the emperor sent people to search Changxingbo's mansion and the Cui family, but the eldest prince was not found."

"However, the emperor's people found evidence of the crimes of your father and Uncle Chang Xing. Uncle Chang Xing sold his official position and was deprived of his title on the spot and was sent to prison. Your father's crime was not serious, and there is no evidence that the eldest prince was transferred by your father. Yes, your father was also imprisoned for a very minor crime, and we were all imprisoned. We were not in the same room as your father at the time, and later it was reported that your father committed suicide out of fear of crime..., wu wu wu."

Mrs. Cui wiped away her tears and continued: "Yixi, I don't believe that your father would commit suicide out of fear of crime, because it was not him at all. What your father committed was a trivial matter. There is no need to commit suicide. Your father was framed. Your eldest brother and your second brother died miserably, they were beheaded in the busy city, the Cui family has lost all face, woo woo woo."

"Yixi, you must seek justice for your father and avenge your father and your two brothers, woo woo woo."

"Yes, mother, I will definitely avenge my father." Cui Yixi felt very uncomfortable.

Now that he thinks about it, the person who came to see him that night seemed to have no ill intentions towards him, nor did he hurt or control his mother.

However, his father was imprisoned by the emperor for some minor crimes. The emperor was indeed suspected of deliberately targeting the Linjiang Marquis Mansion.

He was a little unsure whether he should believe the man in black he saw that night or what was written in the letter.

True and false, right and wrong.

Cui Yixi couldn't judge for a while.

He was very confused.