Raid

Chapter 330 The Thief Ship
Jiang Muyi came from a famous family in Liangzhou. Even though his family was in decline, he was still a serious lady, and his best skill was calligraphy.

She and Yuan Jiadi's young husband and wife also had a romantic time for a period of time.For the talented Jiang Muyi, forging a memorial is simply too easy.

After entrusting the Imperial Physician's order, she declared King Wu to enter the Tai Chi Hall under the guise of Emperor Yuan Jia.

As soon as King Wu came in, he saw Emperor Yuan Jia who was unconscious on the bed, and Jiang Muyi who was at a loss.

"Niang Niang..." Wu Wang was a little stunned. He remembered that although the Holy Majesty fell ill a few days ago, why did his condition suddenly worsen and he never woke up?
Jiang Muyi glanced at the maidservants around him, and signaled them to retreat, and only after everyone had retreated, Jiang Muyi turned his back and cried, "It's all my fault, Your Majesty's current situation."

King Wu frowned, not understanding what Jiang Muyi was talking about.

"What do you mean, Ma'am?" King Wu was puzzled.

"Since the Holy Majesty fell ill, I have been serving him all the time. The Majesty woke up later, but I did not serve him well, and there were some omissions, which made the Holy Majesty fall ill." Jiang Muyi slowly sat by the bed and looked at him. Emperor Yuan Jia looked worried and ashamed.

King Wu was even more puzzled when he heard the words. Logically speaking, there is no need to talk to him about such poor care, and he was talking to him alone, but he still followed Jiang Muyi's words and asked: "What is your mother saying? what happened?"

"After the Holy Majesty woke up, he regretted the edict issued to the Marquis of Xiangcheng very much. He once said that he would re-draft the edict. The Holy Majesty was seriously ill, but he still forced himself to re-draft the edict. When the Holy Majesty drafted the edict, he was full of self-ashamedness. It's a pity. At that time, my palace didn't understand it, let alone offer condolences, so that after the Holy Majesty wrote the imperial edict, he was exhausted physically and mentally, mixed with worry and anger, and even fainted due to serious illness."

"Your Majesty, you don't have to be so ashamed." King Wu said casually.

Jiang Muyi's words revealed a lot of information, but the most important thing was not how Emperor Yuanjia fainted, but the "re-drawing of the imperial edict".

Based on King Wu's understanding of Emperor Yuanjia, he basically couldn't take back or change his edict, let alone that edict was still aimed at Gu Lingxu.What's more, at that time so many courtiers did not persuade Emperor Yuan Jia, did he know that he was wrong after he was ill?how can that be possible?
If it is said that when he first ascended the throne, Jinshang still had some mistakes and corrected them, with an attitude of humbly accepting teachings.So today's Holy Majesty can be said to be extremely self-willed.

There must be something tricky about this thing.

King Wu looked at Queen Jiang's slender back, and couldn't help rubbing the hands under his wide sleeves.

He roughly guessed why the queen called him here.

Yes, the queen called him over.Although the servant was sent to enter the palace under the pretense of the Holy Majesty's order, there was never a single word in his words that it was the Holy Majesty's order.

It's just because the summoned servant is from the Taiji Hall, and the words are somewhat suggestive, so it is easy to mislead people that it is Emperor Yuan Jia who summoned King Wu to enter the palace.

Combining what Empress Jiang said, he can basically be sure that the so-called "Emperor Yuan Jia woke up" is probably false.

But after the emperor fell ill, Emperor Yuanjia was always taken care of by Empress Jiang himself, and the people in the inner palace now listened to the queen's edicts more. She said that Emperor Yuanjia was awake, and Emperor Yuanjia was awake.

Unless Emperor Yuanjia woke up by himself, no one would be able to break through Empress Jiang's words.

That being the case, then the so-called "re-drafted imperial edict" is probably fake, and it is likely that the edict is the queen in front of him.

She is so brave.

It is a serious crime to implicate the nine clans to unite the people and falsely spread the imperial decree, and now they even want to drag him aboard.He roughly guessed what Empress Jiang wanted to do.

This edict was written when Emperor Yuan Jia "woke up halfway", but Zhou could also question the authenticity of Jiang Muyi's words, after all, she was the only one present.Under such circumstances, the Central Secretariat can completely reject the edict and not issue it.

So, Jiang Muyi found him.

Sure enough, Empress Jiang sighed and said, "My palace summoned King Wu today because of the edict. Anyway, the imperial edict was rewritten by the holy magistrate, and I really can't bear to keep it from seeing the light of day. In addition, it is a matter of great importance to the military and the country, if this palace delays, it will be a sinner of the Northern Qi Dynasty through the ages."

The King of Wu frowned, and seemed a bit puzzled and said: "My Lady, what does this mean? Since it is an edict from the Holy Majesty, why delay it? Who would dare not obey the edict?"

"In today's dynasty, the Zhou family sits on the throne. Although my palace is expensive as a queen, it is just a deep palace woman. Although she is not a small person, she speaks lightly. I will not hide it from the King of Wu. The Holy Majesty has told this palace before Some, this palace also knows some court affairs. This palace hastily issued this edict. I am afraid that some people will criticize it, which will delay the Holy Majesty's edict, and even delay the military and state affairs."

At this point, King Wu roughly understood what Empress Jiang meant.

Since the Zhou family would question the authenticity of this edict, Queen Jiang pulled him over because she wanted him to help prove the authenticity of this edict.

Logically speaking, he would be happy to see the smooth issuance of this re-drafted edict, but once the Holy Majesty woke up, the lie would be self-defeating.

It's fine if it's the other emperor, this edict can stabilize the situation, the emperor certainly has a grudge in his heart, after all, he won't say anything about their false edict, at most it's a secret beating in the future, or a settlement after autumn.In this way, it is worth the risk for him.

After all, he is also old, who knows how many more years are left, and when the emperor settles his accounts in autumn, he may have passed away, and the lamp will be extinguished after death, so what is there to worry about after death?As long as the situation in Northern Qi can be stabilized and the predicament of Northern Qi can be resolved.

But it happened to be today.

Once he finds out about this today, let alone settling accounts after autumn, even if he calms down for two days, and then convicts, he may not be able to do it.

I'm afraid that he will be furious immediately, question him and the queen before everyone else, and then withdraw the edict again. If this is the case, won't the situation be more chaotic?
The empress is wise and virtuous, how could she come up with such a foolish trick?

When the Holy One wakes up, they will all die, and even the battle in the west will be chaotic.

Unless the Holy Majesty never wakes up, or the Holy Majesty never sees the courtiers
King Wu shuddered when he thought of this, and his eyes fell on that slender body again.

The queen is weak in appearance, graceful in posture, gentle in temperament, and has a wide reputation.Logically speaking, she should be an extremely elegant and quiet woman.

However, it was such an elegant and quiet woman who killed Guan Zhi in a thunderous manner, suppressed the Zhou family, and then shared Guan Zhi's political inheritance with the clan.

How could such a person be as docile and harmless as he appeared on the surface.

(End of this chapter)