Chapter 6
Chapter 6 — When I was born, the day I got divorced, I turned around and married the person who had been waiting for me all my life
In her previous life, To Uyen Thanh also had a miscarriage, that time she specifically blamed me for harming her, Tham Nghien Chi also believed it, and even ran to my hospital to smash it, pointed it straight at me and scolded me for being stubborn. But what about this time? She can't even say clearly who harmed her. Because basically no one harmed her. It's just that her body is too weak to hold the pregnancy. In her previous life, she blamed me because she wanted to make Tham Nghien Chi hate me. Right now she still wants to slander her, but who else can she blame? In November, the saint fell seriously ill. The situation at the court changed in the blink of an eye. The Ninth Prince was still too young, the Queen Mother began to listen to political affairs, and the powerful factions in the court also began to move. The Tieu family had very deep roots in the military, Tieu Canh Dich was sent back to the capital's large camp, commanding the forbidden army. The sky of the capital city, just like that, quietly changed. From Tieu Canh Dich's mouth, we learned that during the time the saint was seriously ill, the kings everywhere began to move. There were quite a few princes who submitted their petitions to the capital in the name of visiting the dragon's body, actually wanting to come and investigate the truth.
“Among them, the one who danced the most fiercely was Binh Vuong.”
Tieu Canh Dich lowered his voice: "He secretly raised private soldiers, the number is still quite large."
“Does Your Majesty know about this?”
"I know, but right now the dragon body is seriously ill and temporarily has no free time to deal with it."
I immediately understood. In his previous life, after the saint's death, Tham Nghien Chi supported the Third Prince to succeed him, and the Tu family's power on his side was also on Vuong Binh's side. In other words... In his previous life, Tham Nghien Chi was able to overthrow the Luong family, relying not only on his own ability, but also on having Binh Vuong standing behind him. In this life, there is no longer the Luong family at the helm, so who will Binh Vuong kill? Near the end of the year, another big incident broke out in the capital. Binh Vuong secretly stored armor and had treasonous intentions. The news was investigated by Tieu Canh Dich. He followed orders to reorganize the capital's military affairs, and followed the clues to find out that Binh Vuong had secretly hidden a large amount of military equipment on the outskirts of the capital, a quantity enough to equip an army of five thousand people. The saint immediately ordered a thorough investigation. Investigating back and forth, finally investigating the Tu family. The amount of money used to support Binh Vuong's private soldiers was partly transferred through the Tu family. And the Tu family, it turns out, is Tham Nghien Chi's maternal ancestor. Tham Nghien Chi's biological mother, Concubine Tu, was originally the daughter of the Tu family. As soon as the news spread out, Tinh An Ba palace was in complete chaos. The more Binh Vuong's case is investigated, the more involved it becomes. The Tu family collapsed, and even the title Tinh An Ba was stripped of it. Tham Nghien Chi turned from Crown Prince to commoner. On the day the Ba palace was confiscated, To Uyen Thanh also wanted to escape with gold, silver and jewels, but was stopped midway by officials. She went so crazy that even her face was scratched until it was torn apart. The Ba Palace collapsed, the trees fell and the monkeys melted away. Tham Nghien Chi brought To Uyen with him Thanh moved to live in a dilapidated cottage in the west of the city. When I heard this news, there was not a single ripple in my heart. Not long after, To Uyen Thanh went crazy. The news was brought to me by my mother. It is said that after moving into the small courtyard in the west of the city, every day she scolded Tham Nghien Chi, saying he was useless, saying he involved her. Later, I don't know what happened, she started talking deliriously, constantly saying that she was a "maid of honor" and asking why she was locked up in this place. Then, later, she took scissors and stabbed Tham Nghien Chi. Tham Nghien Chi's right chest was hit once. Although it did not damage a dangerous area, the wound festered and took two months to slowly heal. It was just the lungs that left the disease behind. The day I visited him was on a winter day with heavy snowfall. In that tattered courtyard, the stove was cold, the pots were cold, and everywhere was desolate and desolate. Tham Nghien Chi was half leaning on the heated bed, so thin that only skin and bones remained, his face was gray and white without any blood left.
“Chieu Ninh is here.”
He saw me and wanted to sit up straight, but as soon as he moved, he let out a violent cough that seemed to tear his heart and lungs: "It's... it's so difficult, it makes you laugh." I sat down next to the heated bed and said nothing.
“Actually… actually I remembered a few things.”