The white moonlight of the paranoid male protagonist is reborn

Don't look at Lin Yuerong always looks like a loving mother in front of Jiang Chaoyun. Because of Jiang Chaoyun's poor health since he was a child, Lin Yuerong has paid a lot of attention to him. In fact, these years have been fine, and he has not been kept by his side all the time. In the past few years She arranged for Jiang Chaoyun to live in the same yard with her, and she had to watch him every day.

It was also later that she was afraid that others would gossip, so she reluctantly arranged Jiang Chaoyun to live in a yard, otherwise Jiang Chaoyun would not be able to live so freely now.

But if you want to talk about freedom, you can't say how free it is, because Lin Yuerong calls Bixin to ask Jiang Chaoyun's recent situation from time to time, detailing what Jiang Chaoyun did that day, who he talked to, what he ate, his appetite, his face, etc.

Sometimes the more you know, the less you ask.

This kind of motherly heart is a bit too domineering for a normal mother, but for her, it has become a way of life that can make her feel at ease.

After arriving at Lin's house, Lin Yuerong's control over Jiang Chaoyun was much less, because she no longer served as the mistress, she spent more time, and being taken care of by several sisters-in-law was a little more leisurely, and the focus of life was somewhat shifted away from Jiang Chaoyun, but It doesn't mean she doesn't care about Jiang Chaoyun anymore.

It's just that he didn't pay attention to Jiang Chaoyun in just a few days, and he had this kind of heart disease, which made Lin Yuerong have no choice but to criticize Bi Xin, "You should know what's bothering the young master recently, right?"

Lin Yuerong is used to being the mistress, and her attitude towards slaves is also strict, which cannot be changed for a while.

Bi Xin shivered for a while, and said: "The servant girl doesn't know, if the young master has any troubles, he won't tell the servant girl."

Lin Yuerong stared at her with the stern and sharp eyes of the mistress.

After all, Bi Xin was not very old and had little experience. When Lin Yuerong saw it like this, her face showed a bit of panic and bewilderment.

Lin Yuerong said with certainty: "You have something to hide from me."

Bi Xin tried her best to calm down, lowered her head and said to Lin Yuerong: "No, how dare this servant hide something from Madam. The young master at most went out to play dog ​​fighting with Master Biao recently. The servant really doesn't know about other things."

Seeing that she couldn't find out from Bixin, Lin Yuerong gave up and went to talk to Jiang Chaoyun.

Of course, Jiang Chaoyun couldn't tell her what was bothering her, so she only said vaguely: "I'm wondering when my illness will be cured, and I want to go for an outing."

Looking at his expression, Lin Yuerong naturally saw that he was lying, and couldn't help but feel a kind of uncontrollable sadness in her heart.

She kept her face calm, but that day she sent Jing Rou to take over Bi Xin's class.

Bixin suddenly fell from Jiang Chaoyun's personal servant girl to a rough servant girl sweeping the yard.

Bixin had been at odds with Jingrou earlier, and now Jingrou has taken her place, she felt wronged and did not dare to tell Jiang Chaoyun, holding back in her heart, she honestly rolled up and gave Jingrou the position of the night watch in the outer room .

After Jiang Chaoyun found out, he felt irritable, but because of his illness, this false fire burned his heart.

The key is that Jing Rou kept moving towards him, very earnestly, which made Jiang Chaoyun feel uncomfortable all over.

When Jingrou brought him a pinch of sweet soup, and squeezed her sweet voice to coax Jiang Chaoyun to drink, Jiang Chaoyun couldn't bear it anymore, and said to her: "I don't want you to serve, you let Bixin come in."

Jingrou was a little surprised, and continued to say in a sweet voice: "Madam let the servants serve the young master, you can't be half-sloppy, if you have any dissatisfaction with the young master, you can say it, and the servants will definitely change it."

Jiang Chaoyun insisted: "I don't want you, you let Bi Xin come in, you do other things."

Jingrou's smile froze for a moment, "...Young master, why is this servant inferior to Bixin?"

Jiang Chaoyun was agitated in his heart, and his emotions became more and more undisguised. He whispered: "You are nowhere as good as Bi Xin. She has served me since childhood. How can you compare to her?"

As soon as these words came out, Jingrou's smile disappeared, and the circles of her eyes turned red, "Slave, servant is also for the good of the young master..."

Her voice was choked up, unable to speak, she simply turned around and ran out.

After a while, Bi Xin entered the room, she still had a dazed face and asked, "Master, what did you say to Jing Rou?"

Jiang Chaoyun lay on the bed, covered his eyes with one hand, heard Bixin's question, and repeated what he just said to Jingrou, complaining hard in his words, "My mother knows that I don't like people to follow me all the time, She doesn't like to be noisy, and she even gave me a maid."

Bi Xin sighed, and said: "Sister Jingrou is used to serving in front of Madam, she is more careful than slaves."

Jiang Chaoyun looked sleepy, "I'm more careful than you, and I don't want her to serve you, she's so noisy."

Bi Xin listened, but said nothing.

Jiang Chaoyun was upset, and asked about Bixin's situation outside.

Bixin knew that he paid attention to this, so she didn't think much about it, she just thought he was boring, so she also inquired specifically, "I heard that someone assassinated King Yong a few days ago, and His Majesty sent people to surround Yongwang's mansion. Where did it go, there are rumors that His Royal Highness King Yong was killed by someone..."

She was a little embarrassed when she said this, and Jiang Chaoyun asked: "What happened to the person?"

Bi Xin coughed and said, "I was castrated."

There was a shocked expression on Jiang Chaoyun's face—shocked that such things as King Yu Yong being eunuched were spread casually.

Bi Xin hurriedly said: "It's just a rumor, but it seems that King Yong was seriously injured, and he came to our house yesterday to invite Mr. Xun...Mr. Xun couldn't refuse, so he went over to have a look."

Jiang Chaoyun was thinking about the day, it shouldn't be difficult for the emperor to find out who is behind the scenes. He should have found out in the past few days, and Han Jiangmu should not have been found out, right?

Jiang Chaoyun was worried about Han Jiangmu in his heart, and his already sick spirit suddenly became weaker. After drinking half a cup of tea brought by Bi Xin, he lay down under the blanket and fell asleep without energy.

Jiang Chaoyun was worried about Han Jiangmu, but Han Jiangmu was very calm.

He had confronted his nominal father many times, knew him very well, and didn't have any fear of him in his heart, but wanted to do some outrageous things.

Han Jiangmu had the idea of ​​killing his father very early.

The current emperor's surname is Han, and his first name is Chuyuan. When he was very young, he actually had a short period of brilliance and martial arts. At that time, he was not a prince, and all his cleverness was focused on how to please the late emperor. He has indeed made a lot of beautiful political achievements. He himself was born as a son of the eldest son, with great innate advantages. He also used some unspeakable means to deceive the heart of the daughter of the Huo family. became emperor.

At first glance, Han Chu's Yuancheng Mansion was quite deep, but after sitting in that position for a long time, all his thoughts became easy to guess.

He actually doesn't have the talent to be an emperor, good face, jealous, machismo, weak and inexplicably confident, throwing away the aura of emperor, he is actually an ordinary man.

Although he has moved to the capital five times so far, he can still maintain his imperial demeanor and manner.

Of course, those close to him knew that he was faking it. He didn't know how many precious porcelains he dropped in private. He even began to believe what some strange Taoist priests said, and began to take pills in an attempt to become immortal and relieve the troubles of the world.

King Yong was eunuched quietly, and Han Chuyuan was also frightened. He didn't go to visit this son. It wasn't that he was cold-blooded and heartless, but that he had a lot of worries, so he simply kept out of sight.

He sent someone to investigate, and indeed, as Han Jiangmu wished, he found the Zhao family. Like his beloved King Yong, Han Chuyuan lacked empathy for his subjects, and even believed in the principle of "the king wants the minister." If you die, the minister has to die", if the courtier disobeys his actions, it is the courtier's problem anyway.

So Han Chuyuan didn't think there was anything wrong with King Yong's killing a concubine of the Zhao family. As the emperor, the princesses would marry the barbarians. Didn't he know that they would live well with the barbarians?He knows everything, but marrying a princess can make the border peaceful for ten or twenty years, and this is their achievement.

As the emperor, he was like this, so these courtiers were killed by his son as a bastard - a bastard, half a master, half a slave, it was nothing, and being able to make the prince happy was considered a high incense in his previous life.

But if he retaliates against the prince for losing his roots as a man, it is his problem as a courtier.

With this absurd principle in mind, Han Chuyuan actually dealt with his courtiers very casually. If he didn't like it, he would be demoted. If he was very disgusted, he would always find some names to send them to prison.

If someone else came in to slander, saying that so-and-so was going to rebel, and presented a lot of oral evidence, Han Chuyuan could easily believe it and ransack the person's home.

After finding out that it was the Zhao family's work, Han Chuyuan issued an order to arrest all members of the Zhao family and put them in jail.

As for how to deal with it, he hasn't made up his mind yet. Zhao Huan is still on the front line, so it's not easy to deal with it too much, but King Yong is his beloved son, and it will hurt his son's heart if he handles it lightly.

Han Chuyuan couldn't decide to pay attention, so he temporarily shelved the matter.

It was at this time that the spies came to report that they had seen the third prince.

Han Chuyuan hadn't heard the name of the third prince for a long time, and it took him a while to realize that the third prince was his son who had long been abandoned.

Han Chuyuan had actually been looking forward to the birth of this son at the beginning, but the comments from the national teacher made him feel a deep fear and fear that he had not seen for a long time.

What happened later became very logical. He secretly suppressed this son more than once, and even deliberately took him out on a trip when he was six or seven years old, and was kidnapped and sent to a remote mountain village—this is considered kind of him.

As a result, he had a dream that night, dreaming that he would stab his sword through his chest in the future, which frightened him to wake up, and sent a killer to assassinate him that night.

It's ridiculous to spread this kind of thing. As a father, he would be so afraid of his son, afraid of being pulled off the dragon chair by him, afraid of being killed by him.

But even though he had done so much, the son returned to him safely, like a lingering ghost.

How can I cut off his wings completely so that he can never stand up again?

Han Chuyuan came up with a good idea. As the queen's son, with a powerful family behind him, it is normal for him to become a successful emperor in the future.

What if he loses his status as the queen's son, and also loses the Huo family, a powerful foreign family?

Han Chuyuan thought this was a good idea, so his queen died, and the Huo family also colluded with the enemy and treasoned the country. In the end, this son was also sent by him to guard the imperial tomb, and his son's life would be like this.

He was finally able to sit firmly on the dragon chair.

However, he didn't expect that within a few years, the guards of the imperial mausoleum were massacred by the fleeing bandits, and his son was also missing. He thought he was dead, but he didn't expect that he was still alive.

The weather was actually a little hot this day, the sun was hanging brightly in the sky, but Han Chuyuan always felt a little cold, so he ordered the court lady to add an extra robe for him, thinking with a cold expression, this son really lingers .

The author has something to say: Teacher Han: Deduce "Father Kindness and Son Filial Piety" for everyone