Eighth Ye's Savage Concubine

Chapter 129 Hell is empty, the devil is in the world

"But Mrs. Yan..."

"You just need to do what this king says. As for Taifu Yan, this king will send another person to track down his whereabouts." Turning his head to look in the direction of the city gate, Bai Jinchu narrowed his eyes slightly: "This Only you and I know the matter, you must keep this secret, and you cannot let the Gulan Kingdom be in a precarious situation because of a Yan Taifu."

"My subordinate understands!"

The next day, according to Bai Jinchu's arrangement, Wei Xun wrote a memorial about the fire in the prison last night and submitted it.

He deliberately concealed the fact that Taifu Yan might have escaped, so as not to disturb the ruling and opposition parties.

After the emperor learned about this, it was exactly as Bai Jinchu expected.

He was afraid of long nights and dreams, so he brought forward the day of Taifu Yan's execution to [-]:[-] noon today.

Before noon.

Wei Xun personally led people to bring the injured man out of the jail.

He took a black cloth and covered the man's head so that no one would notice.

The prison car came to Caishikou, where it was already full of people.

The man was taken to the execution platform to kneel, and the fire destroyed his throat, rendering him unable to speak a word.

"Strange, why is he wearing a hood?"

There was a voice of doubt in the crowd.

The man on the side heard the question and explained kindly: "I heard that the prison caught fire last night, probably his face was burned, so he might scare us."

"It's all right, why did the sky prison suddenly catch fire?"

"Teacher Yan has done so many evils that even God can't stand it anymore. He wants to use the fire of heaven to take his life."

The discussions of the two reached the ears of Bai Jinchu and Yuan Hua.

They stood in the crowd and looked at the man kneeling on the execution platform with complicated expressions.

Others may not know the cause of the fire in the prison last night, but they know it very well.

noon.

The sun hangs high in the sky, and the venomous sunshine makes the people a little unbearable.

The chief beheader turned his head to look at the sundial, and found that the time was almost up, so he ordered his subordinates to read out the crimes of Taifu Yan.

When the person who announced the crime read about the plague, the onlookers couldn't bear it anymore, picked up the rotten eggs and rotten vegetable leaves in their hands, and threw them on the execution platform.

"It turns out that the plague was created by this bastard!"

"Hell is empty, and the devil is in the world. Devil, go to die!"

"Teacher Yan, you must die!"

"I curse you to enter the animal realm in your next life and be slaughtered arbitrarily!"

Anger, intertwined with vicious curses, resounded over Caishikou.

The voice of reading out the guilt was completely covered by the angry voices of the people.

Seeing the chaos below, the Chief Execution Officer waved his hand slightly, indicating that his subordinates do not need to continue to read Taifu Yan's crimes.

At the mouth of the vegetable market, the common people were noisy.

The man knelt on the execution platform, trembling slightly.

His head was covered by a black cloth, Yuan Hua couldn't see his expression, but he could imagine his mood at the moment.

He was originally an innocent person, but because of Taifu Yan's selfishness, he has to bear the charges that he should not bear here.

"Boom!" Amid the angry roars of the people, the man suddenly fell to the ground.

He shivered a few times in pain, then stopped moving.

The sudden situation made the noisy people startled slightly.

But soon, some of them came back to their senses and continued to throw rotten eggs and rotten vegetable leaves in their hands: "This devil is pretending to be dead, and everyone doesn't believe him!"

　ps: The sundial, also known as the sundial, is a timekeeping instrument that used the shadow of the sun to measure time in ancient times.In order to be easy to understand, Mo'er used the sundial in the text.

　　
　
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