Wu Zhao

During the Wuzhi period of the Wei Dynasty, Emperor Wuzhi Liu Xuanye suddenly died of illness, his two sons took over the throne, and Chao Gang was in chaos. To the north there are the Huns, the Hu people, and to the south there are the Nanbarbarians and the Japanese. The world's most powerful heroes rose up, and the Wu Kingdom was experiencing internal and external troubles. On the night Emperor Wu Zhi died of illness, The second prince Liu Xi, leading the 100,000 dead guards he supported, was preparing to make a move outside the imperial city. The originally magnificent palace was now in silence. In the Yangxin Hall, there was a bloated and wealthy fat man with a mournful face. I don't know how much is true or how false. Kneeling in front of the bed were three ministers who cared about their fate, and they were in tears. He said he was reluctant to leave His Majesty. Huang Yan, the Minister of Civil Affairs, was a princeling. And the current prince is the bloated and rich fat man Liu He, and then he started his own plan. The emperor died suddenly. What does Liu He want to do? His second brother Liu Xi naturally knew it well. The palace door was closed tightly and not even a fly could fly out of the palace. ** Is so smart, seeing that everything happens for a reason, he thought to himself that his father had passed away. Spies from the East Palace and three senators' families came secretly to report, and Minister Gu Ming and the prince entered the palace overnight. . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.