After marrying, I spoiled His Majesty the Holy Monarch

Chapter 210 Support
But when the villagers asked about the imperial envoys, the yamen envoys realized what the villagers were doing here.

In line with his duties as a government official, he informed the villagers, "You are here to receive pensions, you came too early, and the imperial envoy will not come for a while."

Compared with the last time they came to make trouble at the county government, the attitude of these villagers this time can be described as very kind, "It's okay, it's okay, everyone, let's do things first, and we will wait for ourselves."

After speaking, he went to the side and waited in a very orderly manner.

Seeing this, the officials couldn't help complaining, people are really fickle, and then they didn't care about it anymore, and went to do their own errands.

Two quarters of an hour later, a figure slowly walked towards the gate of the yamen.

When the villagers saw him, their expressions lit up. They had never seen such an extraordinary person in Gannan before. Could it be the imperial envoy?

Thinking of this, several villagers tentatively swarmed up, "You are the imperial envoy, right?"

The confidant nodded and did not answer, but it was obviously the default.

But the villagers didn't care too much, it's normal for the imperial envoy from the imperial city to be a bit airy.

"Master Imperial Envoy, please." After confirming the other party's identity, other villagers also came up to welcome him, and humbly greeted his confidant into the county government office.

"This time, it is really thanks to the imperial envoy that we can get the pension so easily. We will always remember the great kindness of the imperial envoy."

"Of course, I have to thank the Prime Minister. If it weren't for the Prime Minister, the court would not have been able to release this pension so quickly."

Facing the grateful eyes cast by a group of villagers, his confidants were unmoved. After all, some time ago, these people had listened to the rumors and believed that the master was a murderer, and they were yelling at him to kill him.

If it weren't for the benevolence of the master, he wouldn't talk to these ignorant villagers.

But, although they can't say it clearly, they still have to let them know who they should be truly grateful for.

"You don't have to thank me, these are our duties, since we have accepted the kindness of the king, we are free to share the worries for the king."

The villagers were not elm-headed, so they immediately understood the implication of the words, and quickly echoed: "Yes, what the imperial envoy said is that the Holy King is wise, and with the Holy King, I believe that the Holy Cang Empire will be better and better. stronger…"

The flattering was just right, and the corners of the confidant's lips curled up, so he didn't bother to argue with some ordinary people.

"Okay, come with me, remember to line up and register when you receive the pension later."

When it came to the pension, all the villagers' attention immediately turned back, and they all nodded hurriedly, "That's natural, that's natural."

In this way, within a day, all the pensions of the villagers were finally paid out. Relatively speaking, there has never been a time when the imperial court's appropriation was as efficient and smooth as this time.

The villagers returned to the village with happy faces one by one, and once again publicized the great kindness of the prime minister.

During this period, someone finally remembered the bet, "Hey, today seems to be the seventh day, so we won the previous bet?"

A villager who previously supported Rong Xuesheng suddenly mentioned it excitedly, and the others also remembered the gambling game belatedly.

"This...we really won?"

The villagers who supported Rong Xuesheng's side didn't need to mention how excited they were. Originally, they had no hope of winning half of it, but now they have turned against the wind?

"It's a good thing we didn't really treat the Prime Minister before, otherwise there would be such a good thing now."

Fortunately, the imperial court sent the prime minister this time, otherwise, if another corrupt official came, he would be thankful for not stepping on them, and expect to help get the pension back?
At this time, the villagers who received the pension all formed a line, expressing their absolute support for the prime minister.

(End of this chapter)