Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1263: The Confucian School's Announcement!

Chapter 1263: The Confucian School's Announcement!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Public is public and private is private. Whether it's the First Prince or any other prince who assumes the throne, as long as we carry out and remain loyal to our duties, not even the First Prince can mess around too much. At this stage in the empire's development, the system of laws has been passed down for centuries. This is not something that the First Prince alone can break. If the Son of Heaven commits a crime, he will be punished the same as a commoner. Not even the sovereign of a country can do whatever he wishes," King Song soothed.

Although the Sage Emperor's making the First Prince the regent caught him by surprise, King Song had always been an honorable and open person. As long as he hadn't done anything wrong, he feared nothing.

A voice rang out through the carriage. "Milords, there is no need to worry. The one to inherit the throne of the Sage Emperor in the future will never be the First Prince!"

Bzzz! At these words, King Song, Zhangchou Jianqiong, and Wang Gen all turned in surprise to Wang Chong.

In this large carriage, two Kings, the Minister of War, and a lower rank one official were seated, all of them of illustrious and influential status. If Wang Chong's words were to get out, it would set off a tempest in the Imperial Court.

The First Prince would also begin to regard this group as a thorn in his side that he would spare no effort to exterminate.

"Chong-er! What nonsense are you saying! This matter is not something that you can casually mouth off about!"

Wang Gen could not restrain himself, straightening his back as he harshly rebuked Wang Chong.

But Wang Chong waved his hand and nonchalantly said, "Big Uncle, be at ease! I know what I am saying."

His words just now had almost caused the hearts of the other three to leap out of their throats. But Wang Chong knew the course of history and was absolutely certain that the First Prince would never be able to sit upon the Emperor's throne.

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