Full grade Daiyu in the Red Chamber

Chapter 119 Impeaching the Prince
For a moment, she couldn't help but feel a little sympathetic to the Crown Prince. Countless people below, bright and dark, were staring at him, seizing every opportunity to make troubles and trying to tear him down. Huang Ama, whom he held up high, also changed his mind and helped others to deal with him.

too difficult.

It's no wonder that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was almost driven crazy in the end.

Daiyu, an inner house woman with little political sensitivity, can see the hints in Kangxi's words and deeds. How can those old and cunning court officials not understand?
As soon as he heard that the emperor had summoned Suo'etu from thousands of miles away, he immediately rubbed his fists like a chicken blood, and frantically collected all the criminal evidence of the prince's lineage with lightning speed, and the papers that fell in front of Kangxi every day were not counted. In other words, when Suo'etu arrived at Miansheng, the impeachment memorials almost drowned the imperial case, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that it was piled up like a mountain.

It's not that all the people under the prince's hands are really that bad, but the base of followers belonging to the prince's line is already huge, and these impeached people are afraid that things will not be sensational enough, even if it is a trivial matter They all came up with a bunch of critical words, and finally created such a scene. At first glance, those who didn't know it thought that the prince's line was really so smoky.

Of course, there are indeed some people who have committed crimes that are not small.

When Suo'etu first saw the mountain of memorials, his heart skipped a beat, and he secretly thought that something was wrong, and this matter could not be resolved.

Sure enough, as soon as he knelt down, he was sprayed with blood all over his face.

Suo'etu didn't dare to refute anything, he just knelt on the ground and listened quietly, allowing the emperor to vent his anger, but who knew that the crown prince was incidentally included in the last words of the scolding.

"My Baocheng was obviously the most well-behaved and docile child when he was young. It was you arrogant bastards who spoiled him, you damned!"

There seems to be nothing wrong with these words at first glance, but the phrase "bringing bad" is clearly a stamp on the prince's character. Doesn't the implication mean that the prince is already "broken"?
Even if it was just the presumptuous behavior of the subordinate slaves, the emperor's words obviously refused to let the prince get away. Suo'etu suddenly felt a basin of ice water poured on his head, which was really chilling.

"Your Majesty! His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was raised by the Emperor. Whether it is talent, learning or character, he is recognized and praised by civil and military officials as well as the common people. So far, he has never said anything out of line, and he can be called an example for all the princes."

"You mean to say that I wronged him?" Kangxi narrowed his eyes slightly, but he couldn't stop the cold light from those eyes, "My prince is naturally an example for all princes, but Naihe is surrounded by you all. This kind of bastard, especially you, Suo'etu Suoxiang! You have taught my prince to be crooked!"

Suo'etu was also speechless for a moment, the emperor clearly made up his mind to put the pot on the prince's head to death, so as to stain the prince's clean reputation with dirty water.

Maybe the people in the court can see the emperor's intentions, but what about the people? The common people will not know the inside story, they will only believe the emperor's words, and believe that the prince is really taught to be bad by them!
Only when people all over the world began to doubt the character of the prince, would it be easier for the emperor to take action against the prince, and Suoetu Suoxiang, who was once powerful and powerful, would probably be crucified by the emperor on the pillar of shame.

Inadvertently seeing the indifferent and heartless face of the emperor, Suo'etu felt chills all over his body for a moment. It would be fine if someone else framed him, and he could justify one or two things, but now it is the emperor who is going to frame the prince, so what can he say? ? What is your excuse? Even if you have mouths all over your body, you can't tell!
In an instant, Suo'etu seemed to lose all his energy, and he seemed to be ten years older in an instant.

Can't justify, otherwise it will only anger the emperor even more. If he is asked to say something harsher in a fit of anger, the prince may really have no hope of turning around... let alone pleading guilty, otherwise it will be the same as claiming the dumping man. The blame for getting down... So he could only kneel on the ground silently like this, thinking about how to go in the future in his mind.

Kangxi didn't say anything when he saw this situation, he just sat on the top and read the notebooks, one by one, and classified them, obviously in preparation for the liquidation later.

Hurrying all the way, Suo'etu was already exhausted, and when he arrived at the ground, he knelt down without even bothering to drink his saliva. This kneeling lasted for a long time until the mountains of memorials were all read. Kangxi As if I just remembered him as such a person.

Looking up and seeing his precarious appearance, Kangxi couldn't help sneering, and opened his mouth, "Retire, and I will settle accounts with you after I sort out these memorials!"

Suo'etu kowtowed silently and wanted to stand up, but his legs were numb due to kneeling for too long, and one of his buttocks fell down without standing still, causing a big blow. ugly.

But neither Kangxi nor Li Dequan who was next to him had ever looked at him... I think he, Suo'etu, has been a master for so many years, and he still has today.

Suo'etu couldn't help laughing at himself, tried his best to get up and limped out. Before he had gone far, he bumped into Fourth Master head-on.

"The servant pays homage to King Yong."

Yinzhen gave him a little help, and said lightly: "You don't need to be too polite." After saying that, he was about to lift his feet and leave.

Suo'etu hurriedly stopped him, and asked hesitantly, "I don't know how His Royal Highness is doing now?"

"Prince..." Yinzhen pursed his lips and said softly: "The prince was reprimanded and grounded by Huang Ama as soon as the news came."

"May I go and see His Highness the Crown Prince?" Suo'etu's pale face couldn't hide his worry.

Yinzhen thought for a while, but shook his head, and said: "There are many guards around the prince, and Huang Ama doesn't allow anyone to visit... Besides, what if I see them? Those guards serve Huang Ama Order to protect the prince personally."

This clearly put the prince under house arrest! Suo'etu was frightened for a moment, and his face became paler and paler.

What kind of personal protection? It's clearly because he is afraid that the prince will contact the outside world to cause trouble, and even prevent the prince from discussing with others to solve the current predicament. Is this to tie the prince's hands and feet to trap the prince to death?
How did it come to this point?
Suo'etu's face was blank, and an unprecedented panic surged in his heart. For the first time, he realized clearly that the emperor really couldn't tolerate the prince, and he would kill him at the slightest chance. Is this still the emperor who loved the prince so much?
When did the relationship between father and son reach the level it is today? Imperial power... Yinzhen looked at him like this, and didn't know what to say, and it was inappropriate to say anything, so he had to bow his hands and turn away.

Heavenly family has no father and son.

The emperor felt a huge threat, especially the troubles caused by the scholars before, which touched his scales even more, so of course he wanted to deal with the prince.

(End of this chapter)