Zhu Wenlong was very happy and temporarily slowed down his exile to Zhu Yougui.

Later, when Zhu Wen was seriously ill, he ordered Zhu Youwen's wife to stay with Wang, who had been sleeping beside him, summoned Zhu Youwen back to Beijing to entrust his funeral, and planned to demote Zhu Yougui, King Ying, to the governor of Laizhou.

Zhang ran back secretly and told Zhu Yougui the news. So Zhu Yougui launched a coup, not only killing Zhu Wen, but also forged an edict to kill Zhu Youwen.

Although Zhu Yougui was soon finished, the regime fell into Zhu Youzhen's hands.

However, before usurping the throne, Zhu Yougui was very vulgar and successful.

"What do you think?" Kangxi asked Yuzhu lukewarmly.

Yuzhu knew in his heart that he could not answer, but he could not answer too quickly.

If you answer too smoothly, it will not only be of no benefit, but it will arouse the suspicion of the old emperor. Oh, you answered so well, was it because you planned it in advance?

To accompany the king is to accompany the tiger.

A tiger eats people and only needs suspicion, it is a death sentence, without any evidence.

Yuzhu said hesitantly: "When the master is unclear, it is better to be quiet than to move. However, with the simple view of a slave, it seems that he should firmly grasp the Fengtai Camp. In addition, the Eight Banners Firearm Camp must at least be transferred to your side to protect the enemy."

There are only a few large parts of the garrison in the capital: the Nine Gate Admiral, the Fengtai Camp, the Eight Banners Gate of Zhili Green Camp and the Rehe Eight Banners Gate.

The hundreds of people under Yuzhu's men still can't hold chopsticks for the time being, which is not worth Kangxi's suspicion.
Chapter completed!