Chapter 1673 A Happy Family of Five (1)

In the autumn of the third year of Shunde in the Great Jin Dynasty, the Caishikou in the capital was crowded with people. The people gathered here to watch the former Protector of the Nation General Li Kaifeng being executed.

According to the executioner, Li Kaifeng committed the crime of treason last year. The emperor was merciful and could not bear to kill him because of his meritorious service to the emperor. He only locked him up in the prison and let him spend the rest of his life there. However, Li Kaifeng did not think of the emperor's grace and repaid evil with kindness. He killed the queen mother and Princess Chaoyue and put the blame on the queen. Now his crime has been found out. Li Kaifeng himself admitted his crime and was ordered by the emperor to be cut into pieces. Most of his followers were captured and executed with him. Except for Shen Youjia and the female killer who killed Chaoyue, who were burned to death, the rest were all beheaded and displayed to the public.

There are still a few escaped minions who are still being hunted down. Li Kaifeng's minions are all death warriors who were raised by him since childhood and have not been brainwashed. However, although these people have been brainwashed, they still have human feelings. They can allow Li Kaifeng to fail and are willing to die for him, but they cannot accept the fact that he betrayed them.

In Caishikou, the death warriors were furious and angrily cursed Li Kaifeng for his injustice. Many people also cursed him to never be reborn.

Li Kaifeng had no way to defend himself. He didn't know why he confessed, why he confessed all the death warriors he had trained with great effort. He was even tied here and sentenced to death without knowing anything!

The scene on the execution ground will naturally reach the ears of Li Kaifeng's escaped minions. I believe that after hearing that they were betrayed by Li Kaifeng, they will hate Li Kaifeng to the core and will no longer think of being loyal to him. And those ministers who want to surrender to Li Kaifeng and have been wavering between the emperor and Li Kaifeng will no longer have any other thoughts.

Although the risk factors have been greatly reduced, for those who have risk factors, even if there are only a little risk factors, Caiwei and Nangong Yi will never commit them. They are not afraid of anything, but as parents, they will always think about their children, so as not to let them regret their lives.

The remnants of Li Kaifeng who have not been captured yet are not that they cannot be captured. With Yingge here and Li Kaifeng's previous description of the image of those who escaped the net, all the fugitives are already under Yingge's control, but they are far away from the capital, and the people responsible for capturing them have not arrived yet.

Ning Caichen and Fuguogong were also released and reinstated.

Although they trusted others credulously, gathered a crowd to force the emperor to abdicate, and almost made an irreparable mistake, they were indeed used by others and suffered a lot of torture in prison these days, so they were forgiven. However, in Nangong Yi's heart, they were no longer his loyal subjects!

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In early November, the Queen Mother was buried in the imperial mausoleum. After a month, this matter finally came to an end.

Caiwei was not very sad about the death of Queen Mother Mo. She was not a saintly white lotus. She would not be sad because of someone who didn't like her and made things difficult for her.

However, when she saw Nangong Yi often staring at the direction of Yukun Palace alone and often told her some things about his childhood, she felt distressed for him.

Although Queen Mother Mo was not kind to her, it cannot be denied that she was very good to Nangong Yi. She loved her children very much. In the past twenty years, the three of them had been under the tyranny of Concubine Jin and depended on each other. Queen Mother Mo did her best to protect Nangong Yi and Chao Yue. During this period, she suffered so much grievance and pain that she herself could not count them. Nangong Yi grew up beside her since he was a child. How could he not know how difficult it was for his mother? Now that the clouds have finally cleared and the moon has been seen, his mother should have enjoyed her old age, but she died tragically at the hands of a minister.