Chapter 372: The Past of the Former Empress (2)
Ye Er beside her, "Let's go."Ye Er came back to his senses. He clearly hadn't expected things to be resolved so unexpectedly well. He followed An Xue Tang, step by step, leaving the courtyard that had...Mo Yunjing remembered very clearly that when An Xuetang told him some stories, she had mentioned this blood recognition!
She said that what they called "blood recognition" here was not scientific at all. At the time, he didn't even know what "scientific" meant.
Later, An Xue Tang patiently explained it to him.
At first, she spoke in words he didn't understand, but later she used the example of blood recognition to illustrate her point.
An Xuetang said that the so-called blood recognition, also called "blood merging method."
She said that this "blood compatibility" method is actually very unreasonable. People always think that if the blood drops of two living people are put in a container and left for a period of time, and the blood merges together, it means that the two people are related by blood.
If they cannot be fused together, then it means these two people are not related by blood.
But An Xuetang explained that in fact, fusing the blood of two unrelated people could also be very likely to fuse together.
She said that in this world, there are only a few types of blood. Even among strangers, the so-called blood types can sometimes be the same, and sometimes they can even merge together. Could it be that we have to say that they are related by blood
The most effective way to refute this absurd practice of blood recognition is to mix chicken blood, dog blood, duck blood with the blood of a living person.
At this point, it is also highly possible that the blood of animals and humans would merge into one. Could it be said that chickens, ducks, and dogs also share a blood relationship with this person
Therefore, fundamentally speaking, this blood recognition is unreasonable and lacks scientific basis.
Before, Mo Yunjing only thought it was a story. He still believed in the saying of blood recognition, but after hearing what the emperor said, he suddenly believed An Xuetang's words about overturning the blood recognition thing.
He narrowed his eyes and looked at the emperor, "Blood recognition, do you truly believe it"
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The emperor narrowed his eyes in confusion, "What do you mean by that"
"Dare you perform this blood test to identify your children"
"Heh." The emperor didn't understand Mo Yun Jing's meaning, and at this moment, he smirked sarcastically:
"You think I haven't When I learned of your mother concubine's deeds, besides recognizing that demon spawn as my own, I naturally did things to you as well. You should be grateful that you are my biological son, or else you wouldn't have lived to this day."
Hearing that the emperor had the audacity to say such things, Mo Yunjing let out a cold laugh:
"Could I have lived this long without your help Who tried to kill me the moment I was born Who repeatedly put me in danger, trying to take my life What have you done to me that I need to remind you"
However, Mo Yun Jing thought about these things and also considered that he understood one thing. The emperor did indeed deeply love his mother concubine, and unconditionally pampered her.
Otherwise, the emperor would have killed him. If it weren't for his mother pleading with the emperor, he wouldn't have survived.
Out of love comes hate, perhaps this is why the emperor now hates his imperial concubine and elder brother so much.
Mo Yunjing narrowed his eyes, "Since you admit I am your flesh and blood, why do you repeatedly try to kill me"
He suddenly brought up this topic, the Emperor's eyes flickered slightly, not knowing what he was thinking about, he clenched his fists.
He stared into Mo Yunjing's familiar eyes, his body trembling slowly. At this moment, Mo Yunjing looked just like the emperor before he died, looking at him.
He loathed that look. Back then, he had given that man a choice. He didn't want to kill him with his own hands; he only wished the man would bequeath the throne to him verbally. As long as the throne was passed to him, he wouldn't kill him.
But that man would rather die than let him be emperor. Why is that
Why can't he be emperor
He considered himself no worse than anyone else, so why was the former emperor unwilling to pass on the throne to him even if it meant death
Even though they are both children, Mingming looks so much better than the other. Why can't he get his father king’s acknowledgement
If he refuses to abdicate, then...he has only one option: seize the throne. Not only seize it, but he must also ensure his descendants completely forget they are of the Yun clan!
He wants to change dynasties, he wants to create his own magnificent kingdom, he wants to make those underground people gape in astonishment and see that he is the most suitable person to sit on this throne!
Over the years, he had always believed he was doing well, until Mo Yunjing's birth, which brought a sense of crisis to his imperial position.
Before Mo Yun Jing was born, he had also looked forward to it and thought about spoiling him well. However, on the day he was born, there were strange phenomena in the palace. Besides humans, all livestock died instantly, and even plants withered overnight.
He naturally wanted a master to see this phenomenon, who knew that a monk happened to come forward to meet him. After seeing the strange things happening in the palace, the monk left only one sentence: This person will be extraordinary in the future!
As an emperor, how could he tolerate his own children being more talented than him
After the monk said those words, he developed a desire to kill Mo Yunjing. However, the former empress, who was also Mo Yunjing's mother, did not want to see her own child come to harm. She pleaded with him desperately, and only then did he refrain from having Mo Yunjing killed immediately.
He, who already had a distaste for Mo Yunjing in his heart, found himself increasingly intolerant as he watched Mo Yunjing grow day by day. His eyes became more and more like the former emperor's, which only fueled his resentment.
So all these years, he's been trying to find ways to kill him, but every time, he's saved by Mo Yunchen and the former empress.
He failed to kill Mo Yunjing later, so he thought, perhaps this is fate. By keeping him alive and watching him help Mo Yunchen so diligently, maybe he would become Mo Yunchen's most trusted aide.
But who could have thought, the prince he was most proud of, the one he loved most, wasn't his own flesh and blood!
Whoever it was, could anyone accept this
Mo Yunjing had been waiting for the emperor's response, but unfortunately, judging by the emperor's expression, he didn't seem willing to answer his question. Mo Yunjing also knew that he wouldn't get an answer.
He pursed his lips and narrowed his eyes, "Since you've done a blood test to prove kinship with me and my elder brother, do you dare to do the same with your other children"
Mo Yunjing now believes An Xuetang's words. If An Xuetang is telling the truth, then today he can clear up the emperor's misunderstanding that the prince is not his biological son.
The Emperor's face grew even more terrifyingly grim upon hearing this, "Mo Yun Jing, what do you mean by that Do you think my women are all like your vile mother concubine Do you think they will be as treacherous as your mother concubine and betray me"
Mò Yún Jǐng, hearing these offensive words, suppressed the urge to rush over and strangle him. He only said coldly, “What You don't dare”
One word failed to leave his lips, but he succeeded in enraging this already volatile emperor.
The emperor immediately shouted at the door, ordering the Imperial Guard to bring him the blood of all the princes and princesses, as well as that of any un-crowned young princes.
He was going to show Mo Yunjing that, in this world, besides that lowly woman, no one dared to betray him!ansion.Yun Si narrowed her eyes slightly, it seemed that Mo Yunze was well-prepared this time.He raised his hand, and instantly a number of the Prince's Mansion guards rushed out. The people who were...