Qianqianjie, kidnap a reborn prince back to the modern era

"Okay, thank you."

Cang Min's mood also calmed down.

Just like the Mian River before our eyes, it ripples slightly under the setting sun at dusk. When you are calm, you can feel it as the rhythm of life, rather than feeling undercurrents when you are in a complicated mood.

He suddenly had an epiphany.

Is everything you see before your eyes the result of your own thoughts and ideas?

He had never realized this before, but he did not expect that in this small village in a remote area, he would be able to experience this level of realm.

Jing Zhan stood behind a tree not far away, watching the increasingly peaceful atmosphere between the two people by the river. He clasped his hands together, bowed to the sky again and again, and secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Otherwise, he really didn't know what kind of torture he would suffer being caught between two masters.

Cangyu turned around, glanced at Jingzhan as he passed by, and left a word.

"Your previous master, why don't you go and say hello?"

Without waiting for Jing Zhan to reply, Cang Yu took big strides towards the fish noodle restaurant, Xiu Zhu followed closely, leaving Jing Zhan looking around.

"come over!"

A familiar voice was heard by the river, and Jing Zhan trotted over as if by reflex.

He and he have been partners since they were wearing open-crotch pants. They have been together for nearly twenty years and their friendship has always been inseparable, but there was a hint of awkwardness when they met again.

"His Royal Highness Prince Ning."

Jing Zhan greeted him politely, feeling a little frowned, wondering how Cang Min would view his betrayal.

"Tell me about what happened after that incident."

Cang Min didn't look at Jing Zhan, but just stared at the ripples in the river reflected by the sunlight, feeling a little dazed.

He made adequate preparations for King Shen's forcing him to abdicate.

By then, my father was no longer able to control the government, and he could not sit idly by and watch the throne he had been preparing for more than ten years go to waste.

He did not think of himself as a rebel, but rather as protecting the imperial power from falling into the hands of treacherous villains.

He knew clearly that if Prince Cangxun of Shen ascended the throne, he and everyone associated with him would be doomed.

But he did not regard Cangyu as a strong rival.

Although they knew that he held hundreds of thousands of troops under his command, distant water could not quench immediate thirst, and his influence in Kyoto was far less than that of him and Prince Shen.

Cangyu, in particular, never showed his prowess in the court and seemed indifferent to state affairs, so court officials would not choose to stand in his camp.

Moreover, he never expressed any intention to establish a camp from beginning to end.

He just regarded him as an object to be won over, and of course, an object to be destroyed if he couldn't get him.

He didn't expect that in the end it was Cangyu who led his troops to surround him, causing him to lose everything.

He fled in panic.

There was a secret passage in their father's bedroom, and only they, father and son, knew about it.

He didn't have time to take his mother away, which reminded him of the past and always made him feel heartbroken.

He followed the secret passage out of the city and directly arrived at a dense forest in Xiaoxi Mountain outside the city. That was his final deployment for himself, but he really didn't expect it to be activated.

He packed up the things he had hidden there, put on a human skin mask, and while the city was still in chaos, he rode his horse north at full speed.

He knew that from now on, there was no place for him in Dongcang.

Looking at the four countries, Emperor Bei Yan had met him once before, and he had something that interested him.

Beiyan, perhaps, could accommodate him.

After four or five days of rapid travel, he finally found an inn and had a good sleep that night when he arrived in Beiyan territory.

When he woke up the next day, he walked on the streets of the small town leading his horse, and he truly felt that he had lost his family, his country, anyone to rely on, and no capital to be proud of. He was just one of the countless people in the world, a person who could not be more ordinary. He no longer had the halo of a prince, and was no longer the protagonist who was surrounded by people.

Like a newborn, he learned how to dress himself, find food to eat, and took care of everything by himself. Fortunately, there was still a lot of gold and silver in his package, so he did not encounter too many difficulties along the way.

When he arrived at the royal capital, he stayed in an inn, used gold and silver to bribe the eunuch who went in and out of the palace to purchase things, spent a lot of money and promised many benefits, and asked him to help take an item to Eunuch Liu who was beside Emperor Beiyan.

He knew clearly that once Eunuch Liu saw that thing, he would definitely hand it to Emperor Bei Yan's desk, and he would definitely be summoned by Emperor Bei Yan.

For this plan, he stayed in the capital of Beiyan for half a year.

This was just a last-ditch effort that he had to make.

As he expected, that night he was taken to the palace by the guards sent by Emperor Beiyan.

This was also his first time entering Beiyan’s palace.

Although it is not clear at night, judging from the distance, it is much farther away than the Dongcang Palace.

In the imperial study, he met Emperor Bei Yan.

Yan Rui is an old man who is nearly 60 years old, with an old face but still in good spirits.

He is also the only founding monarch of the four countries still alive.

He took out the actual object that he had entrusted Eunuch Liu to deliver the blueprint for. It was the key that Bei Yan had taken out to buy the lives of people in the Dongbohou Mansion, one of the four lotus key cards.

What he got from his uncle Song Liu in the Dali Temple prison was carefully hidden by him. This was also the confidence and biggest trump card that allowed him to go to Beiyan alone.

When Emperor Beiyan saw the key token that had been lost and recovered, he couldn't suppress his excitement and was more tolerant towards the junior Cangmin.

He learned in detail about the changes in Dongcang Kingdom.

Of course, his correspondence had already received the news that the new emperor of Dongcang had ascended the throne, but he was not aware of the existence of Cangyu and had never included this person in his information intelligence network.

Cang Min was of course the first person in his intelligence network to be the successor to Dongcang, but he appeared in Beiyan at this time, which made him suspicious.

When listening to his narration of the past, how Prince Cangxun of Shen launched a coup, Prince Cangmin of Ning rebelled to protect the old Emperor Dongcang, and finally the Second Prince Cangyu, who had done nothing, seized the throne, Emperor Beiyan also sighed.

In the end, as he expected, Emperor Beiyan agreed to let him stay in Beiyan because of the deal he had made with the old Emperor Dongcang, and considered giving him a suitable identity.

But he didn't expect that a very dramatic scene would happen soon after.

A few days later, he happened to meet the Tenth Princess who was captured by Emperor Bei Yan and came to the Imperial Study to listen to lessons.

He knew that that was Yan Zhi, the most beloved princess of Emperor Beiyan and the only unmarried princess of Beiyan.

The two met by chance at the door of the imperial study, and the Tenth Princess recognized his identity at a glance.

His Royal Highness Prince Ning of Dongcang Kingdom.

Later he learned that the Tenth Princess had been attracted to him since she was very young and had secretly copied many of his portraits over the past ten years, so she could recognize him at a glance.

Thanks to the favor of the emperor and empress, the tenth princess did not despise his poverty and still expressed her feelings to him.

At this moment, he was heartbroken, and no matter who it was, as long as they could save him from his predicament, he would do anything for them.

After two months, the resistance of the Tenth Princess and the Emperor and Empress finally won the victory.

Emperor Beiyan agreed to bring Cangmin into the palace, and issued an edict to appoint him as the son-in-law of the emperor, set a date for their wedding, and specifically issued an oral order, allowing him to accompany the Tenth Princess to the Imperial Study every day to learn how to handle government affairs.

In the past year, Cang Min's literary and administrative talents have won him great praise from Emperor Beiyan.

He turned his attention to training this future son-in-law. He even secretly expressed his gratitude to the Tenth Princess, thanking the old Dongcang Emperor Cang Hantian for his lifelong scheming, which allowed him to get half a son for nothing.

Cang Min's thoughts kept switching between his own past and Jing Zhan's story.