The Villain's Heart Black Moonlight

"Tai..." Someone called Ning Hekun, and wanted to call him the familiar word Prince, but after the words came out, he was slapped heavily by the person next to him.

If what Cen Jinchao said is true, then calling Ning Hekun the Prince would be a disrespect for the laws of the dynasty!

The minister who was questioning paused unnaturally and finally changed his address.

"Sinner Ning Hekun, do you have anything to explain?"

At this time, other people also ran to check Emperor Kang's body, and also found Prince An, the Queen and others who had fainted in the hall.

Cen Jinzhao did not try to stop it, as if he really had a clear conscience.

The prince struggled for a few times in Cen Jinzhao's hands, and said in a hoarse voice: "Of course I have something to say! Emperor Kang doesn't..."

When he said this, he paused strangely.

As if being controlled by something, the smile on his face suddenly grew wider, and the next second he spoke more smoothly: "Kangdi must not die a good death! He deserves it!"

Everyone present was in an uproar.

The prince's insulting words are already invisible proof.

Cen Jinzhao paused slightly, glanced in the direction of Chi Chu inconspicuously, and his eyes became gentle.

In fact, he also has his own solution. After all, in the current situation, even if Ning Hekun really tells the truth, they will have no room for recovery. Cen Jinchao is not afraid of this.

He also had a way to shut up everyone present.

But the favoritism and protection from the little girl obviously benefited the man more.

He raised his chin slightly, and his thin lips showed a slightly upward arc.

Completely opposite to Cen Jinzhao's reaction, Tang Qingyuan, who was standing in the corner, did not faint but had a look of horror on his face - this ability was too terrifying, like a devil in the abyss, one would lose oneself with just one look at it.

Ning Hekun couldn't even control his own thoughts.

It is not simply a constrained action!

Tang Qingyuan looked at Chi Chu in fear. She wanted to do something, but her hands and feet felt weak and she could hardly stand up for a while.

Chi Chu stood at the direction of the palace gate and looked back with a calm look, but Tang Qingyuan could see deep indifference in his eyes.

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What happened on this day is called the Three-Time Palace Coup in history books. The so-called three hours refers to the time from the beginning to the end of the entire palace coup, which took only three hours.

It can be said to be the fastest palace coup in history.

However, the short period of time does not mean that the development of the palace coup was small. On the contrary, the amount of information about this palace coup can be said to be huge.

The crown prince plotted a rebellion, and Prince An protected the emperor but he also had his own little thoughts. The emperor Kangdi died unclearly. The powerful minister Cen Jinzhao, who had always been wary of and feared by everyone, unexpectedly became the representative of "justice" in this palace coup, the so-called protector of the emperor.

Although everyone could vaguely guess that there must be some hidden story here, all the evidence showed that what Cen Jinchao said was true. Even the testimonies of the Crown Prince and Prince An were not too different.

The court officials could only suppress the sense of disobedience in their hearts.

Many issues were ignored.

However, the subsequent handling of this palace coup also surprised everyone -

For example, everyone thought that Cen Jinchao would definitely proclaim himself emperor. After all, the situation in the court was complicated, and a large number of the ministers who could be used were the prince and Prince An's men.

These people will probably face jail time.

The remaining neutral factions do not have enough say, and now it can be said that Cen Jinchao alone holds the power in the court...

It would not be difficult for him to make a fake edict or something else to allow himself to ascend the throne legitimately.

But Cen Jinchao did not do so. He simply chose one of Emperor Kang’s many younger sons and supported him to ascend the throne.