
The Heir’s Path to the Throne
世子的继承之路
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Fu Guogong, this idiot, blames his son for being useless on women's hands. He is like a cheap father who took the child away from an early age and raised it on his own.
Whose son is the hero? The emperor's?
I think this emperor is really mediocre. Let's just take the protagonist and ascend the throne. To be honest... It's called Crown Prince Succession. The situation is too small. Why not just come to the top?
Is it possible that Wang Ce is the emperor's biological son, and the male protagonist may be the son of Marquis Yongding?
Wuhu, maybe the cheap father is his relative. When we were young, the two children were exchanged and confused.
The male protagonist is the emperor's biological son. If I'm not mistaken, the last transfer was probably when the prince thought he was his biological son, but it was actually the prince who transferred him to the prince's mansion. Otherwise, there was something wrong with the wife (such as having a past with the emperor or being drunk or something).
Xie Jinzhi's path to inheritance, whose position does he inherit?
How come no one commented?
Could it be that the Duke's wife had a one-night stand with the emperor, and then the emperor turned around and forgot about it (this would explain why the emperor didn't know the protagonist). At this time, the Duke's wife was pregnant with the protagonist, and she admitted it as a married woman.
Please explain clearly, is this Prince Xie the son of Duke Fuguo? At first glance, it seems so; Is it accurate to recognize a relative by shedding blood? Definitely not But what's going on with this appearance that doesn't look like anyone? The more I look at it, the more confused I become.