Chapter 1750: The Moment of Rebellion!
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Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1750: The Moment of Rebellion!

Wang Chong opened his eyes and once more looked at the chessboard in front of him. Everything on this board corresponded to a place in the capital, and the images of the Eastern Palace, Taiji Palace, Taihe Palace, Eastern Gate, Western Gate, the Imperial Palace's Main Gate, and all the outer gates of the capital flitted past his eyes. But Wang Chong still did not comprehend.

Hou Junji was one of the twenty-four meritorious officials of the Lingyan Pavilion and one of the Great Tang's finest War Gods. Trying to find his weakness was no easy matter.

Hou Junji would not wait. He was too conceited, so conceited that Wang Chong was just a junior in his eyes and not an equal foe.

So Wang Chong knew that he would make the first move.

Time slowly passed, and as Wang Chong continued to inspect the chessboard, his expression grew graver and graver. Suddenly, as Wang Chong's gaze passed over the southeast corner, he noticed a group of black pieces and froze.

King Qi!

It was like a bolt of lightning streaking across his mind.

Right now, the Imperial Palace was engulfed in darkness that prevented even Wang Chong from sensing anything within. In these circumstances, Wang Chong could not gather any definite information from there, making it even more difficult to predict the plans of the shrewd Hou Junji.

However, while Wang Chong couldn't predict Hou Junji's thoughts, it was different for King Qi.

In the Rebellion of the Three Princes, it wasn't just the three Princes who rebelled. King Qi also created difficulties. The Ghost King can control the First Prince, but he can't control King Qi. He would never miss out on this period of turmoil, Wang Chong quietly said to himself.

The First Prince was merely ambitious, while Hou Junji was conceited. But when it came to conceit, King Qi was entirely the Ghost King's equal. This could be seen in how he had battled with King Song for many years. More importantly, King Qi and the First Prince were only collaborators. While this most conceited King of the Great Tang might have appeared to

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