Wu Lin was born a prince.
But he has a dad who is not very popular.
The specific manifestation is that the desire to depose him will arise from time to time because of a relationship. From the time he was born to the age of crown, he has been deposed as many as ten times, and there will be a battle to defend the crown prince almost every two or three years.
It's a pity that the princes in the Zhongshu sect don't agree. They are very good at the power of the emperor, and they will save him with blood splattering three feet in the court at every turn.
When he came of age, this game of abolishing and establishing seemed to have become a tacit understanding between their monarchs and ministers. If enemies from the frontier came to invade, well, it must have been the prince who ordered Tai Sui to be violated. This conflicted with his new true love, and he had to abolish one. The Yellow River floods have wreaked havoc for hundreds of years. The surname must mean that the prince is resentful and has no respect for his father, so he has to be abolished. The court and the party are fighting. The king, in order to protect the country, reluctantly abandons his true love and goes into the cold palace. The prince in the east palace does not show his emotional sympathy for the emperor and father, so he has to be abolished.
All these things finally led to Wu Lin's mentality of Buddhism, lying down and doing whatever he wanted, willing to live in seclusion in the east palace, and wanting to resign from the position of prince.
I quit, whoever loves and lives in this precarious East Palace, who wants to be the crown prince who is the target of public criticism, Wu Lin is completely open, and he no longer wants to work hard for this broken identity.
It was at this time that he got a heavenly book similar to a prophecy book, which recorded in detail the process of the Wu family in the Daning Dynasty from prosperity to decline. His father, whom he regarded as the last emperor, was actually revered as the Lord of Zhongxing by later generations. As for those ministers who often wanted to save his position in the East Palace and were willing to spill their blood on the main hall, all of them were included in the "Records of Famous Officials of the Wu Dynasty" as expected.
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After flipping through a heavenly book, Wu Lin only saw a comment about him on the last page of the book, which was almost ridiculing: Emperor Wu Shun's prince who died young after being deposed seemed to be just an excuse for him to quarrel with his ministers. They loved and killed each other and achieved each other's achievements, while the prince was just a spice to stimulate their relationship between the emperor and his ministers.
Wu Lin:......
I'm actually a part of your monarch's and ministers' play?
Are you the tool that made you famous throughout the ages?
Right? Ha, is this right?
Wu Lin laughed angrily, so he flipped through the heavenly book in his mind again, and found that every time he flipped through it, the things recorded in it were wild and wild, extending in all directions, and his world view was shattered. This completely aroused his interest.
Tool man? Flavoring? There's a price to pay for playing with me.
Intention: Strive for a harmonious and beautiful life!