My old husband who can read minds

Chapter 48

It's not that the officials of the second prince's faction have never thought of taking part in the Qin family's affairs, but the father and son of the Qin family have been officials for many years, and they can't find any clues about it.

The Qin family has a clean and upright family tradition, and Princess Hetai, the head mother of the family, is in charge of the back house. Everything is peaceful inside and outside, and there has never been any bad behavior such as disregarding human life or extortionate taxes...

In a word: everyone in the Qin family has a bad temper, but they are all gentlemen.

Finally, on the morning of the fourth day, the high-spirited Qin Yan was stopped by Emperor Qianyuan before he could speak.

"Nonsense! Marquis Wenxin will step aside for the time being. My dear friends, if you have something to say, please retreat."

The officials had a tacit understanding and shook their heads one after another, saying that they had nothing to ask for today, and they were all waiting to see the emperor deal with Marquis Wenxin.

"If you have nothing to do, please retreat from the court. Marquis Wenxin will follow me to Chengqian Palace."

Emperor Qianyuan did not live up to the expectations of his courtiers and left Qin Yan alone for questioning.

As soon as they entered the Chengqian Hall, they saw Qin Yan, a tall and tall eight-foot-old man. He suddenly knelt down and grabbed Emperor Qianyuan's trousers and began to cry.

"Your Majesty, Wei Chen is feeling bitter and aggrieved... Wei Chen, a good daughter, has been slandered and her reputation has been wronged. She sheds tears every day in the house and cannot live anymore. Your Majesty, you must help Wei Chen Make the decision..."

Emperor Qianyuan kicked him angrily and scolded him with a smile: "If you want to go back home and cry to Hetai, what are you doing in front of me?"

Qin Yan wiped his face and continued howling: "Your Majesty unjustly sentenced Wei Chen to death. Wei Chen is so sad that he can't help himself."

Emperor Qianyuan said with a bluffing face: "I have allowed you to act recklessly for three days. It's time to let go of any anger."

Qin Yan secretly glanced at the emperor's face, and when he saw the smile in his eyes, he knew that he was not really annoyed.

He had known Emperor Qianyuan since they were young, and they had been together as young men. They had been monarchs and ministers for decades, and he had a good understanding of His Majesty's thoughts, so he knew what was appropriate.

"Thank you Your Majesty for your understanding of my hard work. I just want to scare them to stop as soon as possible and stop pestering my daughter. What has she, a 15-year-old girl, done to hinder them? She resorted to such despicable methods. I really can't stand the tone of this low official who wants to ruin her reputation."

Qin Yan's eyes were filled with tears, and his heart was full of love for his daughter.

Emperor Qianyuan was moved and said, "I also know that the child Minzhen has been wronged. Don't worry, I will make it up to her later."

"It's just that you're being too ridiculous." The emperor's tone became dumbfounded again.

"Why don't you save a beggar who is about to freeze to death? Why don't you pay for medical soup when your dog is hit by a carriage? This is the memorial you participated in recently. It's ridiculous. You treat my court as a stage. ?”

Qin Yan's old face couldn't help but blush, "Wei Chen couldn't think of any other charges, so he just made up a few. Anyway, your majesty is so wise and powerful that you can definitely see the intention of me at a glance." Emperor Qianyuan rolled his eyes at him and said, He said seriously: "Among all the rumors, there is no truth?"

Qin Yan was silent for a moment, "Of course there is, I wonder if Your Majesty would like to hear it?"

"It's okay, let me tell you a few things, just so I can see what good things my good ministers have done behind my back."

Emperor Qianyuan pursed his thin lips slightly, showing his dignity without anger.

Qin Yan stopped making jokes and carefully selected a few officials with solid evidence to report them.

Emperor Qianyuan asked Eunuch Changsheng to pick out the poems written by several people one by one by Qin Yan. After carefully approving them, he picked three poems, circled red cases on them, and threw them to Qin Yan.

"Tomorrow you can take my approval and go to the Censor's Office to ask them to take part again. If you don't kill the chicken to scare the monkey this time, my court will be turned into a mess by them."

Feeling the murderous aura in the emperor's body, Qin Yan bowed slightly and lowered his eyebrows to hide the trace of pleasure in his eyes.

The sword that Marquis Wenxin had hung over the officials for days was finally cut down on this day.

Emperor Qianyuan ordered the Yushitai and the Ministry of Punishment to hold a joint trial, and quickly and brutally removed a fourth-rank minister and two fifth-rank magistrates from their posts, and immediately ransacked their homes and removed their officials.

At this moment, the expressions of all the civil and military officials changed, and they once again deeply realized the emperor's great kindness to Marquis Wenxin.

At the same time, he also warned himself again that he must not provoke Qin Yan, a lunatic who was deeply attached to the Holy Family.

As the drama of the early dynasty came to an end, the rumors about the Qin family and Qin Minzhen gradually subsided.

No matter how stubborn the Song family and the second prince were, the price of losing three generals in a row was unbearable for them.

As for the sixth prince, who is only three years old now, he is not on the list of officials at all. Therefore, Ning Jieyu, the "culprit", is perfectly hidden behind the scenes and does not touch her body.

As the Dali Temple concluded the case with the conclusion that "Li Xu's conduct was contrary to his moral character, he ruined his reputation, and he actually hanged himself out of shame," the storm was about to pass.

But with the arrival of Li Xu's parents and relatives in Beijing, troubles arose again.

The Qin family fell into an even bigger storm of public opinion.

(End of this chapter)