As Zhao Guang received the message, others also got wind of it simultaneously.
In fact, this was what Zhao Guang found very odd. If the King indeed was facing a crisis, the first response should be to hide the news, not to allow its widespread dissemination.
Once such news spread, it could easily cause turbulence throughout the Empire.
Usually, these matters were kept secret until the royal succession was securely in place. Stabilizing the nation in the shortest time possible was what they ought to do.
This was also one of the reasons Zhao Guang believed that the King had done this deliberately.
For Zhao Guang, who had read a vast number of novels and watched many television dramas, this was common knowledge. However, it seemed that many people in this world simply couldn't comprehend this.
It was not that they lacked intelligence, but a gap in knowledge caused a barrier in their understanding.
In such a situation, Bo Yan and the Second Prince also received the message.
