The Concubine's Rebirth: The Poisoned Wife Does Not Bow Down

Chapter 166 Trap 19
"My lord, don't be angry. This matter has nothing to do with my concubine. I don't know anything about my younger brother's activities outside." Aunt Jin took a breath, bit her lips and leaned forward slightly, looking earnestly and pitifully. King Xiangrong, but he couldn't help but cursed at his natal brother in his heart, it was really worrying, she had clearly told her to get this matter done when she met her last time when she entered the mansion, but the moment she turned around, she was outside Make such a big mess.

"The matter has already reached the yamen of the Ministry of Criminal Justice, and you are still delusional to push the matter away? Do you think that the people in the Ministry of Criminal Justice are all for nothing? Do you think that everyone's eyes are blind? If there is no backstage Back up, why is that Zhang Yunqing so stubborn?" In the past, whenever he saw Aunt Jin put on such a lovely and pitiful posture, King Rong would have already lost his anger, but this time it was really different.

Aunt Jin's natal brother, Zhang Yunqing, took advantage of Aunt Jin's rightful favor in the Rong Palace, and her daily behavior was a bit public. Before, she had more or less relied on the power of the Rong Palace to buy and sell others by force, but because there was no big trouble. It was a big incident, so King Rong always turned a blind eye to it, but now that Zhang Yunqing hit the muzzle of the gun blindly.

Because of the status of King Rong's wife and younger brother, Zhang Yunqing can find a way to buy large tracts of fertile land, shop fronts, slave girls, rare antiques, etc. in the imperial capital, and buy them at a much lower price than ordinary people, and then find If the opportunity is right, sell it at a high price and earn a large price difference.Since the death of Aunt Jin's natal father, Zhang Yunqing has been making a living by this, and it can be regarded as a carefree life.

The current turmoil arose because of the large piece of fertile land that Zhang Yunqing held in his hands.This large piece of land has been favored one after another. I don't know if Zhang Yunqing has been short-sighted recently, but he has the courage to sell this large piece of fertile land to two families twice.The later buyer paid the money but couldn't get the relevant deed of the land, so naturally he refused to let it go. Originally, this matter was Zhang Yunqing's fault, but Zhang Yunqing didn't say to refund the buyer's money, but disagreed with the buyer There was a big fight, and the result was that someone was seriously injured in the street.

The buyer felt that he had been greatly wronged, and in a moment of heat, he completely forgot the fact that Zhang Yunqing was the brother-in-law of King Rong, and sued Zhang Yunqing to the yamen with a single complaint.

It was a coincidence that this wounding case should have been handled by the imperial government, but it happened that when Zhang Yunqing was committing crimes in the street that day, he was met by Liu Bingwen, the censor of the Inspectorate who specialized in monitoring officials from all walks of life.The post of imperial censor was originally dedicated to impeachment, plus Liu Bingwen's upright personality, seeing Zhang Yunqing relying on the prestige of Rong Wang's mansion in Yurou Township, and beating people even though he was clearly wrong, he was so angry that he helped the wounded man who bought the field. The complaint against Zhang Yunqing was submitted to the Ministry of Criminal Justice. When leaving the pleadings, Liu Bingwen also said that if the Ministry of Criminal Justice cannot handle things impartially, then he will write today's matter as a note and send it to Shengjia.

So Wang Shangshu tried the case and assured that he would act impartially, and secretly sent the pleadings and news to King Rong.If it wasn't for the fact that King Rong had a little friendship with Shangshu Wang of the Ministry of Justice, and Shangshu Wang deliberately wanted to sell a favor to King Rong, Liu Bingwen might have brought this matter to the imperial court.

(End of this chapter)