In the middle of the night, Yuan Zhen put on a black night clothes and sneaked quietly to King Jin's study.

At this time, there was no one in the study room. He looked around and found that there was no one, and quickly walked to the door of the room.

Seeing that the door of the study was locked, he took out a prepared wire from his sleeve and inserted the wire into the keyhole.

Just listen to the "click" and the lock will be opened!

He quickly hung the lock on the door, opened the door gently, and sneaked into the study.

As soon as he entered the study, he closed the door first, lit a fire fold, lit the candle in the study, and then walked to the place where Qingsong put the sacrificial texts.

Walking to the brocade box, he quickly opened the brocade box and took out the sacrificial inscriptions inside.

He walked to the desk and sat down, scanned the sacrificial text roughly by candlelight, and then nodded. This Mo Yan's literary talent is really good.

In this sacrificial essay, Mo Yan praised the first emperor with extremely gorgeous words. If King Jin were to read it in public, there would be no problem.

If he imitated Mo Yan's words, copied this sacrificial text, and added a few sentences in the middle, it would be a good show!

Thinking of this, he hurriedly put up a pen and book, and began to imitate this sacrificial essay.

Yuan Zhen has no other specialties, and it is still possible to imitate a few words.

Soon, he imitated Mo Yan's handwriting and copied the sacrificial text again, adding a few sentences in the middle, before putting the sacrificial text in the brocade box, and then put the brocade box back in place.

With the literary talent of King Jin, when he read it out, he would never find that there were a few words in the sacrificial essay that shouldn't be included.

As for the old sacrificial text, it has already been reduced to ashes on the candlelight.

After all this was done, he blew out the candlelight and quickly left the study.

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Early the next morning, King Jin got up early, and after getting dressed, he took Yuan Zhen into the palace.

In the morning hours, the relatives of the emperor, the relatives of the emperor, the civil and military officials, etc. all came to the Taimiao, preparing to pay homage to the first emperor.

Chu Xuanchen and Yun Ruoyue, as well as the eldest princess, and Su Qishao also came to Taimiao early.

All of them wore simple and elegant costumes and waited for the arrival of the emperor and queen in front of the Taimiao.

At this time, the sky was very gloomy, and there was a deep breath of sadness around the temple.

There are black prayer flags hanging outside the Taimiao, and scented wax paper candles are placed on the altar table inside, offering a lot of melon and fruit snacks.

Everyone looked solemn, and some old officials felt sad when they thought of the passing emperor.

Chu Xuanchen wore a plain white robe, and stood in front of Emperor Qingyun's tablet with Yun Ruoyue.

Seeing that tablet, his eyes were crimson, and the whole person was immersed in deep sorrow.

Seeing him so sad, Yun Ruoyue was also uncomfortable all over her body.

King Jin was also standing next to Yuan Zhen, but when King Jin thought that he was about to reciting the sacrificial texts, he was proud of his expression.

He finally wants to become the focus of everyone, to enjoy the attention of everyone, and to make the princes envy.

Thinking that he will show up in the future, he is very much looking forward to it.

Everyone has a sad expression, only King Jin is not only not sad, but smiles at the corners of his mouth, which looks triumphant.

Upon seeing the case, Yuan Zhen hurriedly leaned over and whispered: "Master, everyone is sad now, how can you laugh?"

When King Jin heard this, he hurriedly put away his smile, and said, "What's the matter, sir?"

Yuan Zhen solemnly said: "The prince, the occasion of worship should be solemn and solemn, so as not to bump into the ancestors. You must pay attention to your words and deeds. If the emperor sees you smiling, he will be angry. The emperor attaches great importance to brotherhood, and the prince still It’s better to be a little sad."