King Wen|Zhuying Yu was the fifth son of Emperor Daliang and the adopted son of the Queen. The identity of his biological mother is a secret, one that few people know. Everyone in the world only knew that King Yu was born to Concubine Xiang, and that she died after giving birth t

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King Yu is the fifth son of the emperor Daliang and the adopted son of the queen. The identity of his biological mother is a secret, one that few people know.

Everyone in the world only knew that King Yu was born to concubine Xiang, and that she died after giving birth to King Yu. But almost no one knows the true identity of Xiangbi, except Emperor Liang and his father-in-law Gao.

Therefore, King Yu always thought that his biological mother was just a lowly concubine.

In fact, his biological mother was Princess Linglong of the Hua tribe. Princess Linglong died on the battlefield to save her country, and the person who destroyed the Hua tribe was King Yu's biological father, Emperor Liang.

The life experience of King Yu

So King Yu is the son of a princess of the Hua tribe and Emperor Liang.

He was originally born into the noblest bloodline, but in the end he was feared by Emperor Liang, and he never had a chance to be crown prince in his life.

When Emperor Liang was still King of Liang, he joined forces with the Hua people to help him ascend to the throne for the sake of the throne.

At that time, the army of the Hua tribe was very strong, and Princess Linglong of the Hua tribe fell in love with Emperor Liang at first sight and gave birth to a son for him, who later became King Yu.

Originally, King Yu should be the most noble child, because his father was Emperor Liang and his mother was a princess of the Hua tribe. Even if he could not become a queen, his status should not be underestimated.

But after Emperor Liang ascended the throne, he betrayed the covenant and destroyed the entire Hua clan. The reason was very simple, because the Hua clan was too powerful, and he was worried that he would be unable to check and balance the Hua clan in the future because of his superior skills.

Because only the Hua people know how he got the throne in the first place . There are too many unscrupulousness and calculations behind this. In order to keep this secret forever, and in order to be a wise king in the eyes of the world, he can only let this secret become a secret forever, so in the end Emperor Liang was killed as a traitor. The slippery tribe.

The Hua tribe was annihilated. The princess of the Hua tribe died in the war at the last moment to save her country. However, the Hua tribe was exterminated by Emperor Liang. The Hua tribe was almost exterminated, leaving most of them to change their names and live on. drag on.

Because King Yu was the son of Emperor Liang, he had some luck and did not kill the child. Later, he was given to the Queen Yan who had lost her son to raise him.

Even Queen Yan knew until her death that Prince Yu, whom she had raised all her life, was the son of a princess of the Hua tribe, and her fight for Prince Yu to be the crown prince in her life was destined to fail.

This is why the prince is obviously not as good as King Yu, but he can never surpass the prince.

Because the prince does not have the blood of the Hua people, and the prince’s biological mother was Emperor Liang’s favorite concubine during his lifetime, so no matter how incompetent the prince was, Emperor Liang would not let King Yu become the prince.

King Yu’s life experience has destined him from the moment he was born that the greatest honor in his life is to become a rich and worry-free prince.

But things went the other way. Perhaps his origin destined him not to be a rich and worry-free prince in his life.

A life of being treated as a chess piece

King Yu was treated as a chess piece since he was born.

It was only at the last moment of his life that he realized how absurd and miserable his life was, because of his origin, he was just a chess piece.

Emperor Liang left his life because the father and son in his heart could not bear it, but Emperor Liang would never train him as a prince in his life.

Emperor Liang could give him favor and the dignity of a prince, but it was impossible to give him the title of crown prince.

Because he has the blood of the Hua tribe after all, he does not dare and will not hand over the country to King Yu. Because he is afraid that one day King Yu will ascend the throne and the remnants of the Hua tribe will use King Yu to scandalize him. Make it public.

Therefore, King Yu will never become the crown prince, let alone the emperor of Daliang.

Emperor Liang gave King Yu honor and favor, perhaps because of guilt and family affection. After all, King Yu really looked like him. It can be said that King Yu was the most like him among all the princes.

Therefore, Emperor Liang would pay more attention to him and treat him as a prince.

But the only thing Emperor Liang could give him was the dignity of a prince, and nothing more.

Moreover, Emperor Liang gave Prince Yu the title of prince not because of favor and guilt, but to use him to check and balance the status of the prince.

Emperor Liang kept him to check and balance the prince, and when the princess of the Hua tribe gave birth to him, there was love for Emperor Liang, so why didn't she want to use this child to make a deal with Emperor Liang?

It’s just that the Hua princess overestimated Emperor Liang’s promise, she underestimated Emperor Liang’s cruelty, and finally died with hatred.

Before she died, she left a letter and gave it to her sister Princess Xuanji . She did not open the letter until the last moment. This letter was a letter left to King Yu, which revealed King Yu's life experience. and her regrets back then.

You can imagine how big a blow this letter was to King Yu, so when Princess Xuanji left this letter to her apprentice Qin Banruo, she told her not to open it unless absolutely necessary.

How can King Yu not be a pawn in the Hua people’s revenge and restoration of the country?

Before knowing the identity of King Yu, Qin Banruo had always followed Princess Xuanji's last wish and tried her best to assist King Yu. She didn't know why her master had to assist King Yu herself. She thought the master meant for her to help him. The king's struggle for power disrupted the affairs of the Daliang Dynasty and made the Daliang royal family uneasy.

Qin Banruo had done a good job before this. With her help, King Yu had been fighting with the prince, and both sides suffered losses. Of course, there was also Su Zhe's plan, but Qin Banruo had always regarded King Yu as himself. This has never changed as a chess piece for the restoration of the country.

I think that maybe both Princess Linglong and Princess Xuanji regarded King Yu as a pawn in the restoration of the country at the moment when their country was destroyed.

Not to mention Queen Yu’s adoptive mother, Queen Yanshi.

Prince Yu is her pawn to compete for favor in the harem, and it is also a pawn to stabilize her position in the middle palace. One day, if Prince Yu ascends the throne, then she will be the only queen mother, and her status will only be stable, and the glory of her mother clan will be will continue forever.

Of course, all this is based on the fact that the Queen did not know that King Yu was Princess Linglong. If she knew King Yu's true identity, I think she would not have this hope.

On the other hand, King Yu, in his life, was a pawn fighting for power to his parents, a pawn to restore the country to Qin Banruo, and just a pawn fighting for favor to his adoptive mother.

This is the most pitiable part of King Yu's life.

In fact, if he didn't know that he was a chess piece in this life, he could still live a wealthy and peaceful life, but this is impossible, because the Hua people cannot give up his hope, because there are no eternal secrets in this world.

This is the saddest thing about King Yu, because he can never escape the fate of being a chess piece in his life.

King Yu’s Rebellion

Originally, King Yu was suppressed by Emperor Liang due to a series of incidents being exposed. From then on, King Jing became a new upstart.

At this time, King Yu actually didn't want to fight anymore. He was tired. He had been fighting for power and Emperor Liang's favor for so many years, but then he got tired and tired. There was no hope for him to be the crown prince, so he didn't want to fight anymore.

But he is a chess piece.

Even if a chess piece dies, it will still be of use, and King Yu is still alive. Although he has been suppressed, he is still a prince, the son of Emperor Liang, and the prince of Daliang. Everything is not over yet.

So King Yu was disheartened, but Qin Banruo would not give up. She always wanted to restore the country, so she would not give up, so she went to see Xia Jiang, and Xia Jiang asked her to take out what Princess Xuanji left behind. Her bag of tricks.

This tip bag was left to Qin Banruo by Princess Xuanji before she died, and she was told not to open it until she was desperate.

So at this time Qin Banruo opened the kit in front of Xia Jiang, only to find that it was a letter left by Princess Linglong to King Yu.

Only then did Qin Banruo understand why Princess Xuanji had asked her to fully assist King Yu. It turned out that King Yu was Princess Linglong.

Qin Banruo took this letter to see King Yu. King Yu was shocked, sad and disappointed after getting the letter.

So at this time, King Yu made up his mind and rebelled.

King Yu's rebellion is actually inevitable, because his life experience will eventually be exposed one day, and once he knows his life experience, he will definitely rebel.

Moreover, someone will definitely tell him about King Yu’s life experience when Emperor Liang is in power.

Because Princess Linglong left this letter just for this day.

So when Emperor Liang took Prince Jing and three thousand soldiers to hunt outside the palace, King Yu threatened the queen and controlled the palace guards according to the queen's will. At the same time, King Yu went to the army and threatened the soldiers to work for him. Finally, King Yu took An army of 50,000 people attacked the palace outside the palace. There were only 3,000 personal soldiers of Emperor Liang there, so it was impossible to win.

It happened that the person Emperor Liang brought was Prince Jing, and he also brought Mei Changsu , because Mei Changsu was Lin Shu. When he was a child, he played with Prince Jing and knew that there was an unknown trail here where he could go out and seek help. .

So King Jing went to the alley for help, while Mei Changsu held on to the last moment with three thousand soldiers in the palace. In the end, Princess Nihuang arrived in time to defeat the rebels in one blow.

King Yu’s rebellion is bound to fail.

But this rebellion is the most satisfying thing that King Yu has ever done in his life, because he has been used as a pawn in his life. Only this rebellion, although being used, is one that he is willing to do and will never regret. Decide.

Because there is not only the hatred that Emperor Liang killed his biological mother and destroyed his biological mother's country, but he also understood that he would never be reused by Emperor Liang, and would never become the crown prince of Liang. That's ridiculous and hopeless.

So this time he must rebel, even if he fails in the end, he will rebel, because this is the most sober moment in his life. He has never been so sober in his life. is not as a chess piece, but as a living person. people.

So when he was caught, he did not die immediately because he was waiting for Emperor Liang to come and ask him, because he knew that Emperor Liang would definitely come and ask him why?

The moment he saw Emperor Liang, he asked: "Is my mother the concubine Xiang, or is she Princess Linglong of the Hua tribe?"

In fact, King Yu already knew the answer. This question was just that he wanted to learn from Emperor Liang himself. Just hear the truth from your mouth.

After hearing this, Emperor Liang knew that King Yu had known the truth. He was very surprised and shocked. He was so emotional that he could not stand.

In the end, Emperor Liang admitted that Princess Linglong had helped him ascend to the throne, and also argued that if he had faced such a person and such an army, he would have made the same decision as he did back then.

King Yu continued to ask: "Don't you have any guilt for her?"

As a result, Emperor Liang said: "My son, when a chess piece is useless and should be discarded, will the chess player still feel pity for it? ?”

Emperor Liang’s words admitted that he took advantage of Princess Linglong’s affection for him, and also took advantage of the Hua tribe’s assistance to him. He also admitted that he had indeed discarded the chess pieces after using them up.

After learning the truth from Emperor Liang, King Yu became emotional and shouted: "What about me, what about me, what am I! Are the small chess pieces born from the big chess pieces?"

King Yu's last question Asked about his sadness and helplessness.

In the end, King Yu was imprisoned in solitary confinement. King Yu's death was inevitable because he was unable to recover for the crime of treason. He had been living until Emperor Liang personally executed him, because he wanted to make Emperor Liang feel guilty for the rest of his life.

But in the end, King Yu did not wait for the execution of Emperor Liang and hanged himself in prison. Because he learned that his princess was pregnant, he wanted to use this method to exchange for the life of his child.

But he was too naive and overestimated Emperor Liang's soft-heartedness. Even if Emperor Liang would keep the child now, Emperor Liang would definitely not keep the child in the future. Because an emperor would never make the same mistake twice, in the end it was Mei Changsu who created the illusion of the princess committing suicide and took the real Princess Yu out of the palace and grew up in the world away from the court.

Before King Yu died, Mei Changsu visited him in prison and saw him for the last time.

King Yu said to Mei Changsu: "They asked me to break the boat and besiege Jiu'an Mountain. It was the happiest thing I have done in my life. Now that I lose, the outcome will of course be death, but there is nothing to regret. It's just the same as King Qi back then. "

Mei Changsu said: "You are just like King Qi back then. Apart from living in this cold cell, what qualifications do you have to say that you are the same as King Qi back then. Likewise, you will never be able to become a Xiao Jingyu who has the world in mind and his people at heart. No one will remember you after you die, and no one will wash away the shame on you, because you have no grievance at all. "

King Yu said: "How do you know that no one will cry out for me?"

Yes, at least at this time, Mei Changsu did not understand the real reason why King Yu rebelled, nor did he know that the Hua people were behind King Yu. Mei Changsu only understood this after King Yu died.

Similarly, the thing that King Yu did the least regret in his life, and the happiest thing was the siege of Jiu'an Mountain.

Because of that choice, he truly lived for himself and lamented the miserable fate of his life.