Prince of Chaos

The blank edict in Chen Zhenlong's hand was indeed given by Zhu Changluo, but there is no backup of this edict, whether it is in the palace or the cabinet.

If, Chen Zhenlong's brain is twitched, because this blank imperial decree has done something he shouldn't do, then this imperial decree will be his death talisman.

If he used this decree to do something that Zhu Changluo liked and approved of, then in the end Zhu Changluo would definitely testify for the decree issued by him.

It can be said that this imperial decree is not only a kind of grace, but also a lot of tests.

If you pass the test, you will use the same wealth as the country, and if you fail the test, you will be a traitor and traitor!
Chen Zhenlong respectfully invited out this blank imperial decree, and he touched the tight and silky satin surface of this imperial decree excitedly. The weight of this sacred decree in his mind almost surpassed his own life.

Now, Chen Zhenlong has also encountered an opportunity that is more important than life, so he decided to make up for this imperial decree to complete a reward for Taixi!
Casually use this as a reward to fulfill his promise to Tessie.

During this time, Clement VIII invited Chen Zhenlong to St. Peter's Cathedral for coffee when he was free. After these days of adaptation, Chen Zhenlong also seemed to like the bitter and strong aroma of coffee, but it was different from tea. .

Although the oriental tea is bitter, it is more of a kind of elegant and unique enjoyment, just like the character of a scholar.

But Taixi's coffee is different. Taixi's coffee is more bitter, and its color looks like medicinal soup, but behind the great bitterness, there seems to be a different enthusiasm of Taixi people.

This made Chen Zhenlong couldn't help thinking about the difference between Daming and Taixi.

From the understanding these days, Chen Zhenlong has a new understanding of Taixi.

Before arriving in Taixi, Chen Zhenlong thought that the Pope was the only king of Taixi, and that the Pope was the same as the emperor of Ming Dynasty.

After arriving in Taixi, Chen Zhenlong found that the world in Taixi was different from what he understood. The people of Taixi were united because of religion. Under the Pope, there were countless kingdoms and duchies who were independent, and some were even attacking each other.

However, these are not the authority to influence the Pope!
So, now, because of the appearance of "heresy", Chen Zhenlong seems to have discovered another terrible secret.

The reason why these "heretics" can live in such a majestic Western world is that they seem to have the support of nobles behind them.

Originally, Chen Zhenlong couldn't think of this.

However, after collecting books during this period, he suddenly discovered that the nobles who collected the most "heresy" books were actually the nobles who were very close to the Pope.

It can be seen from this that these nobles seem to have disobedience to the Pope, and they want to rebel!

After guessing the result, Chen Zhenlong also finally understood why His Royal Highness the Crown Prince specifically told him to tell the Pope Taixi that Daming supported the fight against heresy.

This is completely eye salve for Taixi. Once the Pope Taixi thought that he had Daming as a strong ally, he launched a crazy attack on heresy. In the end, Taixi's world would not dare to say that there would be chaos, but at least it would not be easy.

Therefore, at this time, Chen Zhenlong decided to use the blank imperial decree in his hand to fuel the flames, making Taixi's struggle between the theocracy and royal power more intense. …

Just when Chen Zhenlong was thinking about how to use this decree to intensify the conflict between theocracy and kingship, the young Galileo finally arrived in Rome!
This was the first time Galileo had seen a big city other than Florence.

When he saw this holy city bearing the divine right of Tessi appeared in front of his eyes, the young Galileo felt reverence for the Tessian God in nothingness.

At the same time, he was also determined that he wanted to look up at the sky and see how God saw their world.

"Praise God! Where is the messenger from the East?"

After Galileo entered the city, he couldn't wait to ask the priest in Rome. The priest who was questioned heard Galileo's rural accent, and he looked at Galileo contemptuously, "Another person who wants to cheat with a broken book. Sinner of Oriental porcelain."

This priest is jealous, and he despises some people who take some "garbage" books to the lake to get envoys from the East and deceive them into getting oriental porcelain.

In the priest's view, such behavior was discrediting Tessie and God.

How could one deceive the envoy from the East in this way?

Galileo didn't hear the priest's words clearly, but he also saw the priest's displeasure.

Galileo asked politely again, "Where is the envoy from the East?"

The priest looked at the luggage on Galileo's back, and said angrily, "God will punish you deceitful sinners."

After all, the priest ignored Galileo and walked away alone.

And at this moment, Galileo saw that the priest seemed to be holding a package in his arms.

Galileo didn't know why, so he continued to walk on the streets of Rome, and he continued to ask passers-by, inquiring about the news of the Eastern messenger.

However, most people in Rome despise Galileo's country accent, and few people are willing to talk to him.

And these people, like the priest he met, all carried a package and headed in one direction.

Seeing this, Galileo couldn't help following, wanting to find out.

Finally, Galileo finally discovered the secret!

In a square on the streets of Rome, Galileo saw a long procession winding through the square and the streets. These people were holding a precious package in their hands, and they were unwilling to open it for others to see. arrive.

Then Galileo moved on, and just as he was trying to see what was going on, a religious knight maintaining order came.

The religious knight stopped Galileo and said, "Stop! You need to line up, you know?"

Galileo didn't understand, so he politely asked the religious knight: "Praise God! Why are you queuing?"

As soon as the religious knight heard Galileo's country accent, he knew that the man in front of him must also be a speculator who wanted to deceive Oriental Porcelain.

However, for the sake of professional ethics, the religious knight said bluntly: "If you want to exchange for oriental porcelain, you have to queue up!"

Hearing this, Galileo was even more confused.

Galileo asked suspiciously, "Oriental porcelain?"

The religious knight looked at the countryman who pretended to be pure, but he didn't continue to tear it apart. The religious knight said: "The rules have been changed. Now it takes ten books to exchange for a piece of exquisite oriental porcelain. You'd better see if there are enough ten books in your package." This book, if it is not enough, you can sell them, and someone will accept the book at a high price."

After all, the religious knight gave Galileo a small note with an address written on it.

After seeing the addresses on these small notes, Galileo was even more confused.

What's wrong with Rome?
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