The mad doctor who is the evil king chasing his wife is not easy to mess with

Chapter 653 Could it be that the words of this princess are false?

Now, it's not easy for Chu Yi to refute directly, so he just looked at the lower head, hoping that all civil and military officials could say a few words for Shui Lingyue.

As Shui Lingyue's father, Pei Sheng was the first to stand up, walked out, knelt down in front of the emperor and the empress dowager, and said, "Your majesty, empress dowager, there must be some misunderstanding. Princess Yue is kind-hearted. It is absolutely impossible to act like this."

Although Pei Sheng was Shui Lingyue's father, Shui Lingyue was still unwilling to change her surname to Pei, which made him feel a little bit embarrassed in Chujing.

But at this time, he wanted to come out as a guarantee for Shui Lingyue, so he was naturally unwilling to expose this shortcoming in front of everyone, so that everyone would unscrupulously question his father-daughter relationship with Shui Lingyue.

Therefore, he did not call Shui Lingyue my daughter, or any other intimate name, but called her by the title Princess Yue given to her by Emperor Chu Yi.

Above the imperial court, apart from Dali Siqing in charge of the criminal law, the Ministry of Criminal Justice and Jing Zhaoyin of Chu Jing will also be responsible for the trial of cases. The three departments have their own emphasis. For important cases, the three departments will jointly try the case, that is, The so-called tripartite review.

Obviously, the charges against Shui Lingyue by the Empress Dowager Nanchu are relatively serious, so the leaders of the three departments have the right to speak.

After Pei Sheng finished speaking, Chu Jingjingzhao Yin Chuck immediately came out and said, "Your Majesty, I think that what Master Duan said is right."

As soon as Chuck said this, he immediately felt a sharp eye knife from the head flying straight over.

Chuck only felt a little hairy on his scalp, and hurriedly said: "However, at present, there is no evidence to prove that Princess Yue framed the princess."

When Chu Jia heard this, she became impatient, took a step forward, and said, "Could it be that what this princess said is still false? This princess has no grievances with her in the past and has no enmity in the present, so there is no reason to frame her."

Chuck immediately said: "Your Majesty, when the government judges the case, it pays attention to the completeness of the witnesses and evidence before it can be convicted. Princess Shengjia first sued Princess Yue, and she should provide physical evidence to facilitate the judgment of the case.

If someone points out that someone has committed a crime, the court will punish the person who has been corrected. Then this country's law is useless and has become a tool for those who have a heart. "

"You!" Chu Jia was so angry, but she was just a pampered princess, and she didn't understand the so-called criminal law at all. Now that Chuck said so, although she was extremely unconvinced, she couldn't find any reason to come He retorted, trembling with anger for a moment.

Hearing what Chuck said, Chu Yi let go of a big stone in his heart. He didn't express his position immediately, but waited for the opinions of other courtiers. After all, his current opposite is his mother, who takes filial piety as the foundation in the Southern Chu Kingdom. In a heavy country, in front of all the courtiers, he could not openly disobey his mother.

At this time, Shui Zhimo, the commander of the Forbidden North Army, had been watching coldly. He was curious, how could Shui Lingyue allow the Empress Dowager Nanchu and Princess Shengjia to frame her like this with Shui Lingyue's personality.

Just now, he has been observing Shui Lingyue sitting over there, and only feels that she has hardly changed her movements from the beginning to now, and has been sitting there quietly all the time, which is really not like Shui Lingyue.

Shui Zhimo observed for a long time, and finally concluded that the person sitting there was probably a substitute at all, not Shui Lingyue herself at all.

(End of this chapter)