Besides, Chu Ning was so angry that he was so heavy... Even if he was a long-trained secret guard like Commander Shi, he might not be able to bear it.

"Don't worry, he can't die." Chu Ning seemed to see what Su Jin was thinking, and finally began to explain, "He is in prison now, and I have someone to treat him, and I have not hurt the vital points."

Su Jin breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this.

Shi Han is Chu Ning's confidant. If he is deposed because of a misunderstanding, it would be too unfair.

Fortunately, although Chu Ning was angry, he still trusted him a lot, so the commander dared to take action first and then report.

After letting go of their worries, the two of them half lay on the bed and said something, mostly Su Jin was talking and Chu Ning was listening.

It was not until Su Jin finished speaking that Chu Ning told him something: "In two months, I may no longer be the eldest princess of Xiling."

"Hmm?" Su Jin was puzzled, "What does it mean?"

No longer the Princess Xiling?

Even if Chu Huan eventually abdicates and step down, another person ascends the throne and becomes the Emperor of Xiling, it will not affect Chu Ning's identity.

So, why...

"Miss Zixi from the Prince's Mansion of Qing County is the Queen of Dongling." When Chu Ning said this, her tone was still as calm as water. "She has the idea of ​​regaining the territory of the Ling Kingdom, and has taken action for it."

Su Jin was surprised.

Is Zixi the Empress of Dongling?

This was something he never expected.

The doctor Zi, who caused a tide in the Xiling court a few months ago, was actually the noble empress of a country.

After a brief shock, Su Jin slowly calmed down, and felt a sudden realization... No wonder the girl was obviously fifteen years old, but she looked like she had an indescribable dignity?

No wonder she is not afraid of the powerful - she herself is the most noble, so how could she be afraid of others?

No wonder she didn't kneel when she went into the palace to see you - the Queen of Dongling, the emperor with orthodox bloodline, even Chu Huan had to be shorter in front of her, so how could she not bear her tribute?

This also explains why she took such special care and maintenance to the Cang prince of the Qing County Prince's Mansion - perhaps because she was in Dongling before, the two of them had a relationship?

But these don't seem to be very important.

The most important thing at the moment is that after Xiling abolishes the throne and restores the hereditary throne, the title of Chu Ning, the eldest princess, will obviously disappear with the throne.

"What should I do if the military power in your highness?" Su Jin brows slightly locked.

Chu Ning didn't say anything, and seemed to be thinking about some questions in his heart.

Su Jin also looked at the roof in silence.

It is really a rare thing for the Empress of Dongling to go to Xiling in a concealed manner.

However, the Xiling royal family is not rich in blood now. If Chu Huan dies, the person who becomes Xiling King will probably only be the Qing prince... or his son Chu Yucang.

The emperor's six-year-old son would not have any effect - the emperor of Dongling was issued with an order, and even the emperor Chu Huan would no longer be justified, let alone that child who was only six years old?

Chu Yucang really likes the empress, and will definitely control the power of Xiling in his palm for the sake of the empress.

Once Xiling surrenders again, the royal families of Nanling and Beiling will not stand firm - even if they are unwilling to surrender, they will not be able to do so.

What after the restoration of the throne system?

Will it really be hereditary, or will it slowly take back the royal fiefdom?
Chapter completed!