Accompanied by drops of sweat and roars, this bedroom becomes extremely ambiguous and charming.

With one last, extremely satisfied roar, the blackness that had been lingering between the emperor's brows instantly vanished, and the emperor's complexion once again regained its rosy glow...

*****************Join Hands with Each Other********************

Although Murong Qingyu was very dissatisfied with the fact that Murong Qingyun was detained by the emperor for a forced blood test after entering the palace, Murong Qingyu's anger was finally calmed down because he escaped danger and the emperor immediately compensated him afterwards. In front of all the civil and military officials, he officially appointed Murong Qingyu as the King of Zhennan and Murong Qingyun as the Prince of Zhennan.

In the hundred years since the founding of Nanyue, there have been three changes of imperial power, all of which were bloody. The person who finally sat on the throne had to step on the heads of his brothers, so there were no princes in the country, let alone princes.

Therefore, the King of Zhennan can be said to be the first prince since the founding of Nanyue, and he is also a king of a different surname. His honor can be imagined.

Many of the ministers who had been waiting on the sidelines had assumed that even if the emperor were to endure it, he wouldn't be able to hold back much longer and would soon take action against the Grand Marshal's Mansion. However, after much waiting, the public blood test incident occurred yesterday, revealing that the emperor had long believed that the Empress and the Grand Marshal had cheated on him.

Now that the misunderstanding has been cleared up, the emperor has conferred upon Murong Qingyu the title of Prince of Zhennan, and the princess is now the Crown Princess. In addition, at the morning court session that day, not only was the Prince of Zhennan conferred upon him, but the suspicion of the assassination of the Crown Prince was also pinned on Prince Li, who was favored by everyone. For a time, the entire court was in turmoil and the wind direction suddenly changed.

Because the crown prince was weak and sickly, and the Grand Marshal was more accomplished than the emperor, King Li had always been the most likely of the princes to eventually ascend the throne.

However, once the emperor personally spoke of the assassination of the crown prince at the morning court, and also asked Prince Li's mansion to personally provide evidence, otherwise Prince Li would have to be punished, Prince Li's position instantly went from being as stable as a rock to being precarious.

In order to prove his innocence, King Li used all his manpower and resources to investigate the person behind the scenes. His hatred also shifted from the prince to the person who framed him.

Of course, the first people King Li suspected were the third and fifth Thousand Yechen Yeli, whose social status was only half a social inferior to his, and who loved to sit on the mountain and watch tigers fight, watching him and the prince fight to the death while he himself was trying to get along with both sides.

The two brothers were both born to Imperial Concubine Ye Liuyan. Their uncle, Ye Lixuan, the Minister of Works, was a notorious corrupt official. It was unknown how many benefits he had secretly given to the court officials, causing some of them to support King Li or the Crown Prince on the surface, but secretly side with Qian Yechen.

Prince Li Qian Yeyao was accused of plotting to assassinate the crown prince. Prince Cheng Qian Yechen and the fifth prince Qian Yeli, who had not yet been crowned king, became Prince Li's first suspects, and their lives became difficult.

Prince Rui Qianyeze, being the true murderer, had originally thought the matter would be dismissed, but unexpectedly, it was brought to the forefront again. If the case had been handed directly to the Imperial Clan Bureau, he might not have been so fearful, but now, with the Imperial Clan Bureau's support, Prince Li could mobilize his own forces within a month to find the true culprit, which made Prince Rui completely uneasy.

On several occasions, Prince Rui's concubine wanted to come to the Crown Prince's residence to find out the truth under the pretext of meeting her sister, but she was always refused on the grounds that the Crown Princess was not there or that the Crown Prince was unwell and the Crown Princess was taking care of him.

Finally, Prince Rui, unable to contain himself any longer, sent a visiting card to the Prince's Mansion, stating that he would come to visit the Prince today.