General Constitution of Ming Dynasty

Chapter 2
In the fasting palace, Jiajing's expression gradually became serious.

Once this matter was dealt with by these censors, it has obviously changed a bit.

It snowed before the day Tao Zhongwen set, so everything is easy to say.

If there is no snow on that day, then this day will become the starting gun for the government and the opposition.

At that time, even if someone does not want to perform, they will be coerced to perform on this day, otherwise they will be treacherous ministers.

The government and the opposition are united.

This is definitely not what Jiajing wants to see.

After Jiajing thought for a while, he was ready to show up to end the farce.

As long as there is no such specific day, Jiajing can at least divide and rule all the officials. Even if it really does not snow, things will be under Jiajing's control.

"Can't wait any longer."

As soon as these words came out, Huang Jin immediately understood.

"Here."

After singing this, Huang Jin straightened his body and gestured to the little fire fighters in the distance.

The door of the fasting palace, which was originally closed, was opened at the same time, and the cold wind outside the fasting palace also poured into the fasting palace in an instant.

All the officials gathered under Huanqiu just now were also stunned.

Surrounded by a team of palace people.

Jiajing, who hadn't seen the court for a long time, walked slowly towards the highest point of Huanqiu.

"The national teacher has worked hard for Daming to pray for snow."

Jiajing's voice echoed in the Temple of Heaven, only at this time did the officials come to their senses, and saluted Jiajing under the leadership of the cabinet ministers.

Tao Zhongwen also bowed and saluted.

"In order to relieve your worries, I dare to resign from my labor."

The two monarchs and ministers directly left the censor aside.

On the contrary, the censor seemed a little sluggish.

"Huang Ban, send the national teacher back to the residence for me. All the lovers have worked hard to pray for the country. Go back and rest earlier."

After Jiajing spoke, the voices of the ministers thanking En sounded immediately above the Temple of Heaven.

After such a toss in Jiajing.

Things are meaningless again.

If the censor stopped Tao Zhongwen from leaving Tao Zhongwen, he would become disobedient to the emperor.

Regardless of the reason, disobedience is the highest priority of disobedience.

Looking at the monarchs and ministers on Huanqiu, Yushi next to Ning Jue couldn't help but sighed softly.

"Ugh."

Obviously, these few censors made this remonstrance in private, and they were already aborted by Jiajing.

The gang of censors around them looked like eggplants beaten by frost.

Only Ning Jue's eyes revealed a gleam.

Jiajing is here!

You don't have to go back and code!
It's just that Ning Jue is still very curious about how the scholar-bureaucrats of Ming Dynasty want to untangle their tricks.

A moment later, Ning Jue lowered his voice and asked in a soft voice towards Tu Qiao, the left capital censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate not far away from him.

"Tu Zongxian, we are all subordinates of the Zongxian, why don't the Zongxian speak up for justice?!"

Tu Qiao glanced at Tao Zhongwen standing on the high platform and couldn't help sighing softly, gritted his teeth and said in a low voice
"Don't let Tao Zhongwen fall into the hands of this old man! Otherwise..."

Before Tu Qiao finished speaking, Tao Zhongwen glanced at Tu Qiao inadvertently, and Tu Qiao quickly lowered his head again.

Ning Jue couldn't help being taken aback.

That's it?

Is this the end? !
Didn't it say that the scholar-bureaucrats of the Ming Dynasty were willing to cut themselves to pieces, and dared to pull the emperor off his horse?
You Zuodu censor is nothing more than that!
Before Ning Jue could speak again.

Huang Jin, who supported Tao Zhongwen and passed in front of Ning Jue and the others, coughed lightly.

"Cough cough..."

Then Tu Qiao, who was still filled with righteous indignation, and the other censors couldn't help but lower their heads, and the voices of discussion in the crowd also dissipated at this moment.

Ning Jue's face was full of disappointment.

Apparently Daming was different from what he thought.

Just when Ning Jue wanted to step forward to add fuel to the situation.

The censor, who had just been left behind by Jiajing, knocked his head on the ground and said loudly
"Your Majesty! The alchemist praying for snow is just nonsense, Your Majesty..."

After that, the censor knelt directly on Huanqiu and began to cry loudly.

"Your Majesty, wake up, Your Majesty!"

Seeing this scene, Ning Jue almost laughed out loud.

It must be these scholar-bureaucrats.

Now that Jiajing has spoken, continuing to force Tao Zhongwen to stay is disobedience to the emperor.

But you can't say anything about me when I cry, can you?
This is the reserved opinion of the Ming version!

When this censor took the lead, the few censors who had accompanied him to admonish him just now burst into tears.

Originally, there was an echoing wall in the Temple of Heaven.

These guys put all their energy into breastfeeding again.

All of a sudden, there was a loud cry, and what I knew was that this group of people was advocating here.

Those who didn't know thought the emperor was dead.

"Your Majesty, wake up, Your Majesty!"

Jiajing's face turned livid, he turned around, stared at the Yushi who was kneeling on the hill, and sternly reprimanded:

"Above Huanqiu, disgraceful and weeping, you are going to plot rebellion?!"

As soon as this word comes out.

Not only Huang Jin, but also Jin Yiwei beside Lu Bing in the distance also moved towards Jiajing.

The core of the so-called quarrel is the strategic change of home.

Just like the censor scolding you for being stupid, if you say you are not, you will fall into the opponent's logical trap.

And the smart way is to ignore him at all and look for opportunities to regain the initiative.

Jiajing's angle is very tricky.

I don't care what these censors said at all, but directly reiterated that this is the Temple of Heaven, and it is a place of worship. Without the permission of the emperor, it doesn't matter why you cry here. As long as you cry here, you It is treason!
The censors who were crying loudly shut their mouths almost at the same time.

This time, they have obviously lost.

As long as Jiajing grasps the fact that this is the Temple of Heaven, no matter what they do, they will be wronged first. Even if there is a big trouble, they will not get a real name, but will only get a notoriety of despising the Son of Heaven and the God of Haotian.

Looking at the quiet Temple of Heaven and the speechless censors.

A satisfied smile appeared on Jiajing's face.

"Go back to the palace, all the ministers are gone!"

Looking at Jiajing who was about to sit on the dragon chariot.

The censor kneeling on Huanqiu also seemed to have exhausted all his strength.

Jiajing returned to the palace today.

They will not be given a second chance to make a move.

Finally, God gave me face.

Such a great opportunity, I don't know how long it will be next time!
The censor who made trouble was desperate, and all the officials onlookers were preparing to leave.

This day is about to become one of the most ordinary days in history.

At this moment, Tu Qiao, the censor of Zuodu of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, suddenly felt someone pushing him, and then he felt someone walking out from behind him.

When Tu Qiao came back to his senses, Ning Jue had already walked in front of Jiajing, pulled out the Chaohu from his sleeve, stopped in front of Jiajing and shouted
"Your Majesty, you are confused!"

Jiajing froze in place, looked at Ning Jue in disbelief, and interrupted without waiting for Ning Jue to continue speaking.
"What did you say?!!"

This is almost Jiajing's conditioned reflex, and he took the first step to confirm Ning Jue's rude words, so that no matter what Ning Jue said next, Jiajing could punish Ning Jue with his rude words.

To Jiajing's surprise, Ning Jue didn't follow the routine at all.

Instead, as if thinking that Jiajing didn't hear clearly, he shouted with his veins exposed
"Your Majesty, you are confused!"

(End of this chapter)