Just like Emperor Qin in that other timeline's history that Lord Zheng is familiar with: while he was on the throne, the four seas were calm and the winds subdued, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu could only kneel by the imperial carriage and cry out "Long live!" to the mountains.
After he passed away, all the monsters and demons crawled out.
Monsters and demons?
Lord Zheng frowned slightly. How did he end up scolding himself along with them?
"Prince, Your Majesty—who will he let inherit the throne?"
Lord Zheng asked.
Now, speaking in front of Tian Wujing, he'd already become quite unrestrained. After all, they were family.
Besides, it was Tian Wujing who first told him that His Majesty's dragon body was ailing.
You started it; I'll continue it.
Most importantly, although Tian Wujing was the Second Prince, that is, Crown Prince Ji Chenglang's maternal uncle, the relationship between uncle and nephew was actually very subtle.
