His Majesty is ill

Arranging this day was quite unfavorable for Leng Cang. First, he was inexplicably said to be his relative during the early court, which caused him to be bathed in the cold and gloomy eyes of the king throughout the entire morning court.

It was not long before the morning court was over, and not long after he returned to the General’s Mansion, let alone a good rest, he received a secret letter from Feng Konghua’s personal guard leader before he even sat on the stool.

The general idea is that His Majesty will go out of the palace for a private visit, and the government affairs of the court and China will be handled by him and the prime minister.

Squeezing the ink-colored still-new secret book in his hand, Leng Cang's complexion suddenly sank, and he gritted his teeth secretly. This king has been too messy recently, and he has done one outrageous thing after another, and now he is even more difficult to explain. He went out of the palace privately without a word of explanation, and pushed all the political affairs to himself. He was at ease, and he was not afraid that he would have a different heart and take his throne while he was away...

When he thought of himself as a great general, instead of going to the battlefield to kill the enemy, Leng Cang felt a headache.

Throwing down the secret book in his hand, Leng Cang ordered his servants to prepare their horses, and strode out of the general's mansion, hoping to stop the emperor before he ran out of the imperial city...

Unexpectedly, just as he walked out of the general's mansion, before he had time to mount his horse, he bumped into someone sent by the palace.

As soon as he heard that Feng Konghua had disappeared from the palace two hours ago, and his personal hidden guard leader Mo Ming was missing at the same time, Leng Cang immediately thought that those two people must have left the imperial city by now. It is probably impossible to stop him now.

In order to prevent anyone with a heart from knowing the news of the emperor's disappearance and bringing danger to Feng Konghua, he could not send people out to search for him until he knew his whereabouts.

In desperation, he could only go into the palace to see the situation according to the opinion of the eunuch in charge.

When rushing to the palace, Leng Cang happened to run into the prime minister who was also rushing over, the two looked at each other, and at the same time saw deep helplessness in each other's eyes.

After getting a general understanding of the situation in the palace, they became more and more sure that the wayward king had indeed slipped out by himself, and there were no accidents such as being hijacked.

Leng Cang discussed with the prime minister and quickly made arrangements for this man who was wise and capable on weekdays, and would ignore everything if he became self-willed.

Before finding the emperor, first find a substitute to temporarily replace the emperor to go to court, the government affairs are handled by the prime minister, and Leng Cang leads people out of the palace secretly to find Feng Konghua's whereabouts.

Under such an arrangement, it should be possible to hide the news that the emperor is not in the palace for a period of time.

Everything else is fine, but Leng Cang and the Prime Minister are bothered by the choice of this substitute.

Just when the two were debating whether to find a trustworthy secret guard who looked like Feng Konghua as his substitute, the door of the emperor's bedroom was pushed open from the outside.

The two turned their heads together, and saw Feng Konghua's direct cousin, Situ Fei, who was named the Marquis of Xuanyun, was holding a letter that looked very similar to the secret letter they had just received, with a dark complexion. Shen walked in.

Looking at the face of the person who came in, which was five points similar to Feng Konghua, Leng Cang and the prime minister could not help sighing silently in their hearts, this person is really the best candidate for a substitute, it seems that our emperor sneaked out of the palace Although his behavior was a temporary idea, he still put in a lot of effort.