Leaving (2)

In the letter, Shen Qiu mentioned that Emperor Wen Hui was seriously ill, but for some reason, he made things difficult for Consort Xu, who was once his favorite. Not only that, but the entire Xu family also suffered the wrath of Emperor Wen Hui, causing Prince Zhou and Prince Jing to be implicated. These two brothers were no longer allowed to participate in the matters of the imperial court. Shen Qiu did not know the exact situation. In short, Consort Xu, Prince Jing, and Prince Zhou were all out of favor. Prince Zhou and Prince Zhou were at a disadvantage in the competition for the throne.

Prince Li's faction was on good terms with Prince Ding for the first time.

Prince Li's faction was also a powerful faction in the competition for the throne. Prince Ding, Fu Xiuyi, was never close to Prince Li, but now they were on good terms. What was even more suspicious was that Prince Li seemed to be following Prince Ding.