A coup, just like that, came to an end.
Facing the prince Guang who had committed regicide, the armored soldiers dared not act rashly.
After all, this was a matter within the royal family.
And they were merely guards; if Prince Guang settled accounts with them after ascending the throne, none of them could escape.
The night turned unexpectedly in the land of Wu, an event no one anticipated.
And Prince Guang successfully ascended to the throne.
To the Blue Star viewers in the livestream, this all seemed rather incredible.
The main point was still the reaction of those armored soldiers.
Were they not a bit too honest?
If this were in a later dynasty, Prince Guang would likely have been hacked to death amidst chaos, rather than having soldiers lay down their arms at his command.
Apparently, this period in ancient Huaxia was relatively simple.
Quickly.
Wu Zixu found Prince Guang, who was now King Helü of Wu.
He urged him to launch a military campaign against Chu.
