Chapter 560: Feng Quji

After Feng Quji called Li Zhen out, the two had been hiding near the imperial palace.

They were waiting for the right moment.

"Tonight, can we truly succeed?"

Li Zhen couldn't help but ask.

His expression had a trace of excitement, a trace of nervousness, and more joy.

If, according to what Feng Quji said, they could truly succeed tonight.

Then he, perhaps, could also obtain immense benefits from this matter.

Li Zhen had long since had enough of his wife.

The daughter of the King of Zhenbei had a prominent status, and the benefits she could bring him were immense.

But at the same time, it was precisely because his wife's maternal family had immense power that he had no status or position before his wife.

Even a concubine had to look at that person's expression.

Li Zhen had long since had enough of such days.

The King of Zhen "847" bei, as a royal relative, possessed powerful authority.

But now, in the imperial court, the help he provided him was no longer significant.

But the existence of the King of Zhenbei was like a giant rock, always pressing down on his head.

Li Zhen had always wanted to completely eliminate the King of Zhenbei.

Now he had finally found this opportunity.

"Wait a little longer."

"I'm afraid His Majesty should be thoroughly dead by now."

"If we go over now, it would be a bit difficult to explain."

"Those Censor-in-Chiefs will not let this point go either."

Feng Quji shook his head.

He hadn't forgotten how rigid those Censor-in-Chiefs were.

If they caught a handle on his people, they would likely make him stink in history for ten thousand years.

Feng Quji did not want to take such a risk.

As a civil official, he naturally hoped his reputation could be passed down.

Li Zhen also nodded.

He and Feng Quji were both civil officials, so naturally, they did not want such infamy.

"How long do we have to wait?"

Another cold wind blew over, and Li Zhen subconsciously wrapped his cloak tighter around himself.

The pampered life of these years had long since made him incomparably delicate.

In such a cold night, he had long since been unable to bear the cold.