Mo Wan stabbed the emperor, thinking that what would greet her would be an imperial decree or a glass of poisonous wine. This may be the best ending for her life.
However, Chen Yu, the emperor's personal chamberlain, came with three posthumous edicts and did not seem to have any intention of deposing the queen or granting her death.
The main contents of the testament are as follows:
Edict 1: The Queen becomes the Queen Mother. (Does this mean to go further?)
Second Edict: Grant the Queen Mother political power. (Good guy, he took a big step directly from the harem to the front court.)
The Third Edict: I still don't know! (It's not that there is no content, it's just that the content has not been announced.)
Mo Wan thought for a long time but finally did not understand what the emperor meant. She did not want Sheng Yiyao to die, and she did not know how a wound that did not hurt the vital part could cause death.
Until one day, I saw a man scolding the new emperor in a serious manner, which looked very much like the former emperor.
It turns out that she is actually a tool. If the government is in turmoil, then change to another emperor. It might as well make the government more turbulent, so that the bugs in the gutter can't help but come out.
Intention: Relatives are enemies, lovers kill each other