After the truth came out, they begged me not to die.

Chen Zun raised his eyebrows, but was shocked in his heart.

He hadn't seen Han Qu here yet, telling him about the sufferings of the people and the bad government of Daqi, but he suddenly heard the news of the people's rebellion.

Soon, he caught a trace of strangeness in Monk Wanfu's words.

The grand ceremony for the canonization of the princess was in full swing, but he had not heard any news of rebellion from anyone. He looked at Monk Wanfu with confusion.

"Monk Wanfu, where did you hear this news?"

Monk Wanfu said: "I have a good friend who is also a monk who likes to travel around the world. I met him this morning and he told me about it."

"However, the news of the people's rebellion has been blocked. Daqi has dispatched many forbidden troops to quell the rebellion in various places."

After explaining, a look of worry appeared on Monk Wanfu's round face, and he sighed sincerely:

"It seems that Daqi's exploitative government has triggered a civil uprising. If Daqi does not change its government soon, sooner or later it will lead to a catastrophe that will cover Daqi and cause countless lives to be devastated."

Chen Zun was also worried and said: "I have already met the princess. In three days, we can meet Han Qu at the princess mansion."

"Three days?"

Monk Wanfu was startled for a moment, then shook his head helplessly.

Although three days is not a long time for a monk, judging from the current situation, there will be unimaginable changes one day later.

However, the children of the royal family have always been noble, not to mention the busy second prince Han Qu. It would be good to see him in three days.

For now, we can only wait.

Chen Zun pursed his lips and said nothing, a strange color flashed in his eyes.

He was still digesting the news about Monk Wanfu and noticed something unusual.

Although it was only a matter of time before the people of Daqi rebelled, it came at a strange time.

If it were a local rebellion, that would make sense, but according to what Monk Wanfu said, he was talking about the same time!

This is the weird thing!

If there was no collusion and someone pulling the strings, how could it be possible for flag-raising rebellions to break out in various places at the same time?

Chen Zun felt that there was an invisible hand behind this, taking advantage of Daqi's bad government to encourage people to rebel and promote changes in the situation.

This momentum cannot be allowed to develop, otherwise, the consequences will really become unmanageable.

Thinking of this, Chen Zun drank the wine in the glass. The spicy taste rushed from the tip of his tongue to his head, making him narrow his eyes.

……

Outside the mirror.

Han Youjin stared blankly at Shuiyue Jing.

She listened to every word of the conversation between Monk Wanfu and Chen Zun.

These were things she had never heard of before, but she knew what they meant.

Thinking again of what Chen Zun said to her at that time, now it seems that there was a lot of hard work in it.

It's just that she has been the queen of Daqi for many years, so she naturally knows how to govern the country.

She just couldn't figure it out. The second emperor brother was in power at that time. He should know that the heavier the taxes imposed by certain laws, the more miserable the people would be.

Why continue to implement it?

Here, she had a question in her heart...

……

Inside the mirror.

Three days later.

After waiting anxiously.

Chen Zun brought Monk Wanfu to the princess's residence. The old servant did not stop them this time. He respectfully invited them in and led them to a side hall in the princess's residence.

Princess Han Youjin also left early and headed to the palace.

Ji Yanwu didn't know where she went, and she didn't come.

Chen Zun had no choice but to close his eyes and rest with Monk Wanfu.

I don’t know how long it took, but Chen Zun and Monk Wanfu opened their eyes at the same time and looked towards the lobby.

At this time, footsteps sounded outside the lobby, and Han Youjin was heard talking to a man.

"Second brother, I don't know how long it has been since I came to Jin'er's house to sit around, but I finally invited you here today."

This was Han Youjin's voice. Besides speaking softly, there was a hint of coquettishness and complaint.

I heard a man say loudly: "It's not like you don't know that my father is ill and busy with state affairs. How can I get away from here?"

Chen Zun's heart moved and he realized that this man was the second son of Emperor Da Qi, the second prince Mu Wang Han Qu.

"No matter how busy you are, you must have a schedule. If you continue like this, your body will be exhausted." Han Youjin curled his lips and said.

"It's just that you feel sorry for the second brother. Well, the second brother takes time out of his busy schedule. Where is the treasure you mentioned? Why don't you take it out and show it to the second brother? Don't let the second brother down."

After Han Qu laughed, he walked into the lobby, sat at the front seat, and looked at Han Youjin next to him.

Unexpectedly, Han Youjin rolled his eyes and smiled like a little fox: "Second brother, you have been fooled. The treasure in the princess's house is Jin'er and me."

Han Qu was stunned: "You lied to me?"

"How can this be considered a lie? Isn't it normal for a brother to visit his sister?"

Han Youjin stepped forward to pester Han Qu and act coquettishly.

Afraid that he would annoy her again, she continued: "Actually, Jin'er asked you to come here because someone wants to see you."

Han Qu was a little angry in his heart, but under her coquettishness, he had no choice but to calm down the fire in his heart.

After hearing what Han Youjin said, Han Qu frowned: "Who wants to see me?"

Han Youjin did not answer, but turned to the side hall and shouted: "My second emperor brother has been invited, why don't you come out quickly?"

Hearing this, Chen Zun and Monk Wanfu stood in, opened the side door, walked out, and then saw Han Qu sitting in the front seat.

The surrounding guards secretly put their hands on the handles of their swords.

Han Qu looked intently and saw the talented Chen Zun and a short and fat monk. He was surprised and asked: "Who are you two?"

"I am Chen Zun of Tianyuan Sect."

"The young monk is Wanfu, a disciple of Abbot Guangyuan of Kotuo Temple."

The two introduced themselves in turn, appearing neither humble nor overbearing, and then saluted in unison.

"I have met His Highness King Mu."

As disciples of the Seven Immortal Sects, their status is also unusual. Compared with Han Qu's status as a prince, they are not much lower, so naturally they don't need to be more respectful.

Although the Daqi Dynasty was a secular country, it had constant contact with the major immortal sects. As the prince, Chen Zun of Tianyuan Sect and Wanfu Monk of Ketuo Temple, Han Qu, had naturally heard of them.

He stood up and returned the greeting with a smile: "It turns out that he is the beloved disciple of Sect Leader Xu and Abbot Guangyuan. I have admired these two great names for a long time."

After a few people exchanged polite greetings, the host sat down and waited for the maid to make tea and serve it.

Han Qu took a sip of the tea soup and said directly without any nonsense, "I wonder what you two want from me?"

Chen Zun didn't say anything. He took a breath of hot air from the teacup and glanced at Han Youjin lightly.

Han Qu immediately understood what Chen Zun meant and said to Han Youjin: "Jin'er, the emperor brought some pills that are helpful to your practice this time. When you just came in, you forgot to bring them in. You can go out and do it yourself." Pick."

Han Youjin originally wanted to stay here, but it was obvious that Han Qu had said so. She was also a quick-thinking person, how could she not know what Han Qu meant.

Han Qu wanted her to avoid it.