Quick Transmigration: Rescue Plan for the Misguided Villain Boss

When the deceased's little emperor was satisfied, he and the prime minister were talking intimately and intimately by the side of Xiaoyun Lake, and the five princes flopped in the cold water alone.

When he saw that he was about to sink to the bottom, Ye Chuijin sneered and motioned to the guards beside him.

After receiving the order, the guards walked forward and took out the five princes from the pool.

After walking on the line of life and death, the eyes of the five princes were straight, and since then they have become more honest.

And he was honest, Ye Chuijin naturally didn't bother to do anything with him.

Officer Junzui was restored to his post, but the difference was that the current court was no longer his utterance.

Although he came back, Ye Chuijin's emperor's majesty was not offended, and she was still the emperor.

Many ministers who had good relations with him in the past secretly persuaded him to get him right.

In fact, where do you need others to persuade? Seeing the situation now, he felt happy.

The two seem to be no different from before. Prime Minister Jun is still a loyal minister in front of outsiders, and the emperor sitting on the throne is still wise and indifferent.

It's just that the emperor seemed to rely more on the prime minister, and every time he went to the early court, he would leave the prime minister behind, and he never missed a day.

One day, the rookie minister went to report to the emperor when he got off the court. When he arrived at the imperial study room, he discovered that the emperor was immersed in the memorial, but the prime minister was half leaning on the soft couch, holding a book in his hand. look in.

After seeing the rookie servant coming, Jun Zui put away the book in his hand and greeted him with a smile.

The six ministers looked at the prime minister, and then at the emperor.

Look at the prime minister, and then look at the emperor.

After he reported to his work, he retreated, and before leaving, he couldn't help but raise his eyes again to look at the situation in the imperial study room.

The emperor is still conscientiously writing memorials, and the prime minister is still reading books leisurely.

...Isn't it that the emperor relied heavily on the prime minister, so he called him to the Imperial Study Room every day after the morning court to discuss political affairs? Why didn't it seem to be... not like it?

The rookie servant felt weird how he thought, and finally left with a frown.

In the imperial study room, the emperor, who had finally finished approving the memorial, stretched out and walked to the prime minister's side and asked, "How about this book?"

The new work of Playboy is still easy to grab in the capital.

It's just that Ye Chuijin apparently left her prime minister to do business, so not long ago, Ye Chuijin threw a few books to Jun Zui while criticizing the memorial.

"These are some controversial books. I don't know whether to ban or not. I would like to ask the Prime Minister to take a look."

Jun Zui brought it over.

The first book: "Drunk and the Emperor".

Author: Playboy.

Jun Zui: "..."

So from then on, it was the emperor's diligent memorials, and the Prime Minister sat aside and watched her carefully whether the "banned books" should be banned.

Ye Chuijin was just making fun of him, but Jun Zui's expression didn't change, and he actually took the job.

Hearing Ye Chuijin's question at this time, Jun Zui raised his eyes: "No need to stop."

Ye Chuijin smiled and moved to his side, touching him shoulder-to-shoulder, and then took the book from his hand, flipped through two pages, and smiled: "I think this book is a bit too exaggerated."

With that said, before Jun Zui hadn't reacted, Ye Chuijin stretched out his hand and pushed him onto the soft couch.

The little emperor smiled like a little fox: "The book says,'Then Jiang Youbang pushed Jun Zui onto the bed, and Jun Zui frowned and pushed her aside.'"

The little fox's voice was fascinating: "But in fact, where is my prime minister willing to push me away?"

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