The lucky little prince's doting wife

Emperor Xuan Jing took Master Lin to the terrace in front of the Qinzheng Hall. Standing here, they could see the capital city outside the palace walls.

The most chaotic place in the capital city at this moment is the West City where the powerful and wealthy gather. Emperor Xuan Jing and Young Master Lin stood on the terrace and could see more than one fire rising into the sky in the West City.

"There was a fire in the Wei Palace," Emperor Xuan Jing said.

Young Master Lin could also see that the fire was centered at the Wei Mansion and was spreading outwards.

At this time, a young eunuch came to report that the Queen Mother had sent Changshun to invite the Emperor to go to the Central Palace.

Queen Wei is now under house arrest in the Central Palace, so if she wants to see Emperor Xuan Jing, Emperor Xuan Jing can only go to the Central Palace.

After the young eunuch finished his report, Emperor Xuan Jing turned his back to the eunuch and looked at the fire in the distance without saying a word.

The young eunuch waited for a while, but before Emperor Xuan Jing could speak, he kowtowed to him and then retreated.

Changshun, who was waiting outside the Qinzheng Palace, saw the young eunuch coming and hurried to greet him. In the past, this was absolutely unimaginable, but now that Queen Wei herself was waiting to die, how could Changshun and his group, who depended on Queen Wei for their livelihood, still stand up straight?

"Your Majesty is not here," the young eunuch said to Changshun with a cold face.

Changshun knew this would be the result. The emperor had already issued an order to raid the Wei family. How could he still give the queen a good face?
"You should go back quickly," the young eunuch immediately started to drive people away without any courtesy.

In the past, Feng Bao had to be polite when he saw Changshun, but now a little eunuch dared to be arrogant towards him. Changshun silently endured it and turned around and walked back.

Anyone with connections in the imperial palace is trying to find a way to leave. However, Changshun, a close confidant of Queen Wei and someone who bears the mark of Queen Wei, has nowhere to go and can only follow Queen Wei to the end.

The young eunuch sent Changshun away and turned back to the Qinzheng Palace, where he saw Feng Bao standing at the entrance. The young eunuch hurried to Feng Bao and whispered, "Grandpa."

Feng Bao: "Changshun left?"

The young eunuch hurriedly said, "Gone, just left."

Feng Bao nodded.

"He has lost a lot of weight, and his back is hunched," the young eunuch reported to Feng Bao without Feng Bao asking, "He looks older, maybe 20 or 30 years older."

Feng Bao laughed and said, "You, my goodness, there is a difference of ten years between twenty and thirty."

The young eunuch smiled ingratiatingly and seemed a little stupid in front of Feng Bao, but there was nothing wrong with that, as Chief Steward Feng liked it that way.

"It's been so many years," Feng Bao sighed and waved his hand to let the young eunuch go.

The young eunuch didn't understand, but didn't have the courage to ask, and ran away for a long distance with a confused look on his face. Then the young eunuch realized that his grandfather was asking, "After so many years, has the emperor finally defeated Prime Minister Wei?"
"The carrier pigeon said that Chuan Lian is on his way back," Emperor Xuan Jing suddenly asked Master Lin on the terrace.

Young Master Lin: "Yes, but the journey is long after all. It will take Chuan Lian about ten days to come back."

Emperor Xuan Jing: "I don't know what the situation is like with Shanjun."

Young Master Lin: "When Chuan Lian left, Shan Jun and his men had not yet taken action, so I think Chuan Lian didn't know about Shan Jun and his men's situation."

Emperor Xuan Jing: "Then send someone over, and the Imperial Physician should also send someone, and bring plenty of good medicine. You arrange this and let them go today." The eldest son accepted the order.

Emperor Xuan Jing: "Your father should also make such arrangements, but it doesn't matter, he and I will each send our own, the doctor will not think it is too much."

Master Lin said, "Yes, I will arrange it right away."

It’s not that Emperor Xuan Jing treated Lin Deyi badly on weekdays. Among his four nephews, Emperor Xuan Jing loved Lin Deyi the most. But now that his nephew has become the biological son born to Queen Yan, Emperor Xuan Jing is even more attentive...

Young Master Lin even thought that if the emperor had known earlier that Lin Deyi was the son of Queen Yan, he would never have allowed Lin Deyi to go to Jiangnan.

"Don't worry about Wei Shengwen for now," Emperor Xuan Jing said, "Let him alone for a few days, and let Xie Changwu be more careful. See if there are any other people who want to go to the Pacification Office to rescue him, and arrest them all, regardless of life or death."

What Emperor Xuan Jing meant by his last words was that if he couldn't catch him alive, he would just kill him.

Before Master Lin could accept the order, Emperor Xuan Jing said, "Go to the Pacification Office. In addition to delivering my order, you should also take a look at the arrangements made by the Pacification Office. If there is anything wrong, ask them to change it on the spot."

Young Master Lin received the order first, and then asked, "Mr. Hu has already gone to interrogate Wei Shengwen, what about Mr. Hu?"

You said to leave Wei Shengwen alone for now, but Mr. Hu has already been ordered to try Wei Shengwen. Aren't you contradicting yourself?
Emperor Xuan Jing smiled and said, "What can Hu Jun find out from the interrogation? He won't even torture Wei Shengwen. Doctors can't be punished, haha."

Master Lin was silent. Can you peel off the skin of Queen Mother Wei, Mr. Hu? Even if you beat him to death, he can't peel off the skin of Wei Shengwen.

Killing is allowed, but torture is not. Scholars are so "particular" that if they agree that doctors should not be punished, then they must not be punished.

"If Wei Shengwen never appears in public again, it won't matter if Hu Xianggong tortures him." Seeing that Emperor Xuan Jing was upset, Master Lin thought for a moment and said, "But Wei Shengwen still has to go to the execution ground. If the world sees him covered in wounds, Hu Xianggong, who is presiding over his trial, will be scolded to death by the Confucian scholars."

"Unless His Majesty no longer employs Mr. Hu in the future," Young Master Lin said finally.

If you don't need this person anymore, you don't have to worry about his life or death.

Emperor Xuan Jing said nothing and asked Young Master Lin to do his job. He really couldn't do without Hu Jun now.

Young Master Lin first arranged for the imperial physician to go to Wuzhou. When he arrived at the Imperial Hospital, it was in chaos.

Song Yuanzheng, one of the three directors of the Imperial Medical Bureau, had his hands handcuffed behind his back by two imperial guards and was escorted out of the Imperial Medical Bureau because he was a member of the Wei Party.

Young Master Lin looked behind him and saw that all the imperial doctors of the Wei party had been arrested. Two of them had blood on their faces. They must have resisted when they were arrested and were beaten by the imperial guards.

"There are still two people who are not on duty today," the general of the Imperial Guards in charge of arresting people said to Master Lin, "I have already sent people to their homes. The emperor has issued a strict order that no one from the Wei faction should be spared."

Young Master Lin nodded to the general. It seemed that the arrest of the first batch of Wei Party members had begun.

Master Lin asked the general of the Imperial Guard to take care of his own business, and he went to the Imperial Court. Catching the Wei Party was not his responsibility, and he now had to select the imperial physician for Lin Deyi and Xie Jiuhuan.

Thinking that if Lin Deyi and Xie Jiuhuan and their group needed a doctor, it could only be because they were injured, Young Master Lin picked out all the doctors in the Imperial Medical Bureau who were good at treating external injuries. Without being polite to Emperor Xuan Jing, he sent these experts in treating external injuries to Wuzhou.

From the capital to Wuzhou, in this era when people could only travel by horse and carriage, it was really a long journey, but the imperial doctors had no complaints. At this time, they were sent far away, away from the chaos and turmoil. Young Master Lin was their benefactor!
Just like that, before the call for help from Jiangnan was sent out in Wuzhou, the five doctors of the Imperial Hospital who were good at external injuries, led by the director of the hospital, had already left Beijing for Wuzhou. (End of this chapter)