The Dragon Emperor spat blood for the third time, and the leaders of Sky Eye and Jiang Bei were all a bit silent at the moment.@@novelbin@@

To be honest, the overthrow of emperors is not uncommon in the long history of human civilization. It should be said that no matter which region or civilization, there have been more or less similar situations. Even before the establishment of the Federation, the dynasties of each country had changed and developed with the rise and fall of generations of royal families.

But it's really the first time I've seen someone being overthrown so miserably. Two out of the four princes have rebelled, and they are still arguing about who should go first. Anyway, no matter who wins or loses, there is no option in the script to spare their old man's life.

"Speaking of which, the eldest prince is loyal to His Majesty and would rather die than rebel," the messenger suddenly said.

The Dragon Emperor, who was lying on the ground and unable to get up, suddenly sat up, his face full of sadness, with a hint of joy.

Although he couldn't speak for a long time, his appearance and expression clearly showed that he was relieved that he had at least raised one son who was somewhat human-like.

Then the messenger continued, "The eldest prince was very angry when he heard the news of the rebellion, and he was ready to lead the troops to rescue His Majesty. But before he left the palace, he was captured."

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