Unrivaled Miracle Doctor: The God-Defying Demonic Consort novel Chapter 265

Chapter 265: Chapter 265: Tonight’s Dramatic Reversal—My Coming-of-Age Ceremony for You (Part 5)

With just a few words, the Qin Country officials were left blushing with embarrassment. Not only were they subtly mocked, but they also found themselves unable to refute the point.

Because, indeed, they had harbored suspicions in their hearts just moments ago.

Even a fleeting belief suggested they were not as clever as they thought.

Experiencing for the first time the sharp tongue of the young Lord of the Mu Mansion, these officials, well-versed in the political arena for years, felt a strong sense of being outshone by the younger generation.

Moreover, he had a grandfather whose fame was awe-inspiring across the land.

With hundreds of thousands of the Mu Family Army backing him, who dared to step forward and challenge him?

Mu Qingge’s lips curled into a faint sneer as he continued, "The main point is, what is the motive? Why would the Mu Family forsake their revered position as the War God of Qin, abandon their status as a duke, and give up fame and power? What could they possibly want? Money? The Mu Family doesn’t lack it. Power, the Mu Mansion has aplenty. There must be some reason for murder. Why would the Mu Mansion commit treason, shake hands and make peace with enemies they’ve fought for decades, and plot against their longtime allies? To what end? What gain? It can’t simply be out of boredom, seeking thrills, can it?"

Exactly! What benefit would Mu Xiong gain by collaborating with Tu Country?

To proclaim himself king? Would he need to collude with Tu Country for that? With the renown of the Mu Family Army, if Mu Xiong wanted to be king, could Emperor Qin really stop him?

If not to be king, then emperor?

That’s even less possible. If Mu Xiong had such aspirations, how would it even be the Qin Family on the throne?

The crowd continued to calculate in their hearts but couldn’t find a reasonable explanation for Mu Xiong’s ’treason.’

The only reasonable explanation was that the Imperial Family had pushed too far, forcing Mu Xiong to rebel in self-defense. But who would dare voice such reasoning? Anyone tired of living?

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