Family Has a Concubine

After leaving the main hall, King Liang went directly to the royal study.

Just as he sat down, the little eunuch outside hurriedly reported: "Your Majesty, King Zhenxi is here."

King Liang said, "Come in."

Looking up, I saw Chu Yunpan wearing a black gold embroidered python robe, walking in slowly: "See the emperor."

"Exemption." King Liang looked at him indifferently, "You came just in time. You heard what I said just now in court, and I will go out of Beijing with Yanxi in a while, and select 30,000 people for him."

Chu Yunpan raised his head, and saw that King Liang was thin and handsome, his appearance was as romantic and glamorous as ever, but his eyes were dark and cold as ice.

"Your Majesty, did you suddenly set up the Golden Scale Guard for Princess Liang?" Chu Yunpan said.

He knew Liang Huang's thoughts best, first he lay on the grave for a few days, then invited a bunch of monks and Taoist priests, and now he suddenly set up a large number of Golden Scale Guards.

For a series of weird behaviors, Chu Yunpan really couldn't think of anything else except for the sake of Princess Liang.

Liang Wang chuckled: "Sure enough, Chu San knows what's on my mind the most."

Chu Yunpan said: "It is reasonable for the emperor to summon monks and Taoists to save the princess. Why did he set up a large number of Golden Scale Guards?"

"No no, Chu San." Liang Wang looked at him closely, "Do you believe in ghosts?"

Chu Yunpan was stunned, and said: "Gods and Buddhas are there if you believe in them, and if you don't believe in them, you don't have them. For nothingness and misty things, just respect them from a distance." He doesn't believe in ghosts and gods, but he respects them.

King Liang became a little unhappy when he heard his words: "There are gods three feet above your head, Xuan San, they exist!"

Chu Yunpan raised his eyebrows lightly: "Your Majesty..." He felt that King Liang was a little nervous, so he nodded, "Yes. The gods are all in places we can't see."

King Liang said: "She is dead, but her soul is still there."

"so?"

"Since it exists, it can come back." Liang Wang said, standing up, his eyes were dark, and his red lips were drawn up, "Under the whole world, is it the king's land! If I don't believe it, there is really no one who can revive her." Here's a solution."

Chu Yunpan was surprised, "Your Majesty, do you know what you are talking about? People cannot be resurrected after death."

Liang Wangjun's face sank, "What do you know! An eminent monk can get relics when he passes away. Daoist priests can get Taoism and become immortal! Why can't she be resurrected? Is it harder to resurrect a small mortal than to become an immortal?"

Chu Yunpan said: "Your Majesty, that's just a legend."

"Legend? If there hadn't been such a thing, there would have been a legend? It's not groundless!" Liang Wang sneered, and suddenly pointed his hand in the direction of the west: "Look, what is there? It's our royal family. The ancestral hall! Hundreds of ancestors of our royal family are enshrined in it, incense is offered every day, and masters chant scriptures! If there are no gods, the ancestral hall will be demolished at worst, why should the deceased protect my Mu family."

"Your Majesty, that's..." Chu Yunpan wanted to say that it was a beautiful vision and belief in the future, but seeing King Liang's collapsed expression, he took back all the words. He just nodded: "The emperor is right. So, did the emperor ask Jin Linwei to find a way to revive the princess?"

"Yes." Liang Wang nodded, "I also have to find Master Kong, he has the highest reputation. There will always be a way. It's... just really can't... At least, I can let her return to my dream."

Chu Yunpan remained silent, just looking at him.

"Since I dreamed of her on the day I ascended the throne, I have never been able to dream of her again." Liang Wang said, "Chu San, you know, that dream was very real, and I could feel her there. Even holding her Her hands are warm. I can feel her real existence! But... since then, there has been no more. "