Princess Consort Is No Pushover

King Jin hurriedly said: "Sir, the late Emperor is not my biological father, so I can't be sad at all."

This is Chu Xuanchen's father, he even wanted to laugh, but couldn't help but cry.

Yuan Zhen said solemnly: "My lord, the ceremony of offering sacrifices is not a child's play. You must not mess around. The reason why the emperor worships the late emperor is that he attaches great importance to the late emperor. If you can show a little pain, the emperor will definitely be very satisfied with you!"

King Jin snorted with disdain in his heart, it's no wonder his father valued the late emperor, if he had valued it, he wouldn't have tried to usurp the throne in the first place!

He's just too good at disguising, always pretending to be loyal, filial and righteous, and fooling everyone!

However, father is too concerned about saving face, so he must be sad on this occasion.

Thinking of this, he looked at Yuan Zhen gratefully, "Thank you for reminding me, sir, you are right, this king should be serious. Sir, just watch the performance of this king and others, and I will definitely satisfy my father."

Seeing King Jin's appearance, Yuan Zhen's eyes flashed an imperceptible coldness.

"The emperor is here." At this moment, the eunuch's voice came from not far away.

Everyone quickly raised their eyes and saw Emperor Hongyuan walking over with the queen.

"See the emperor." Everyone hurriedly saluted Emperor Hongyuan.

"Everyone is flat." Emperor Hongyuan glanced at everyone, then walked to Emperor Qingyun's tablet, and said sadly: "Brother Emperor, I'm here to see you!"

"Your Majesty, please offer incense." At this time, Eunuch Xu came over with three incense sticks.

After Emperor Hongyuan received the incense, he stepped forward, held the incense solemnly in his hand, and bowed three times to Emperor Qingyun's tablet before inserting the incense into the incense burner.

After burning the incense, he looked at King Jin and said, "Tian Yu, read the sacrificial text!"

"Yes, father." King Jin said, took the sacrificial oration from Qingsong, and walked forward slowly.

At this time, King Jin's face was extremely sad, he squeezed hard, and even squeezed out a few tears.

Holding the sacrificial text, he walked forward with great pain, and every time he took a step, he would reach out to wipe the tears on his face.

Seeing him so sad, everyone was stunned, King Jin was too sad, as if I had died!

Seeing this scene also made Emperor Hongyuan feel uncomfortable, his son missed the late emperor so much, a wave of jealousy rose in his heart.

At this time, King Jin had already walked to the tablet and bowed solemnly to the tablet.

Then, he unfolded the sacrificial rite, with tears in his eyes, and wept emotionally: "Woohoo! Emperor Yu Wei is generous and forgiving; he is diligent in governing and loving the people, and strives to govern; he amends the laws and stabilizes the country, cleans up the discipline; his meritorious deeds will last forever..."

When King Jin read it out, everyone held their breath and listened quietly.

Prayer flags fluttered all around, incense burners curled up, King Jin's compassionate voice resounded in the Taimiao, and there were ringing bells of Taoist priests performing rituals in their ears.

As soon as the voice came out, everyone was infected!

Seeing King Jin's sad appearance and thinking of the late emperor's voice and smile, everyone couldn't help feeling sad and bowed their heads to wipe away their tears.

Chu Xuanchen and Yun Ruoyue also lowered their heads, looking very sad.

The sky was getting darker and gloomy, and there were gusts of cold wind blowing all around.

The cold wind blew up the paper money and scattered it everywhere, making the scene even more bleak and desolate.

Seeing King Jin's grief-stricken look and those ministers who were wiping their tears, Emperor Hongyuan's face was dark.

These people are so sad, is it because they feel sorry for the late emperor and are reluctant to part with the late emperor? Where did they put him as an emperor?