I, the military god of the Tang Dynasty, have risen since I destroyed the Turks

Chapter 127 The fight disturbed Li Shimin

"Our child...Is Li Zheng okay?

Li Shimin immediately asked again. "

From the bottom of his heart, Li Zheng was not the kind of person who made trouble, but he could also see that Li Zheng was a bloody man and would never tolerate being bullied by Hou Junji like this.

"General Li Zheng is fine."

"Your Majesty has underestimated General Lee's courage."

Wang Hao smiled bitterly.

"Did Li Zheng's personal guards protect him?"

Li Shimin asked.

"None of General Lee's personal guards took action."

Wang Hao replied.

"Outsiders are knocking on the door, but no one from the bodyguard takes action?"

"What kind of bullshit personal guard is this?"

"We chopped them all down."

When he heard that no one from the bodyguard took action, Li Shimin subconsciously thought that the bodyguard was afraid of trouble, and he immediately became angry.

"Your Majesty, rest your anger."

"It's not that General Lee's personal guards are afraid, it's that General Lee has made it unnecessary for them to take action."

"This time Chen Guogong suffered a big loss."

Wang Hao said with a somewhat mocking tone.

"Hou Junji is brave and good at fighting. The men he leads are all generals from Dangdong and Hebei, and his servants are all personal guards. If Li Zheng doesn't have his personal guards, how can Hou Junji suffer any loss?"

Li Shimin was immediately puzzled.

"After the incident happened, I immediately went to check it out."

"One hundred and three people besieged General Li Zheng alone. Thirty-nine people were killed by General Li's punches and kicks. The rest were either seriously injured and had their hands and feet broken, or they were slightly injured and suffered internal injuries. Li General Zheng was unscathed."

Wang Hao said with a shocked tone.

"What did you say?"

Li Shimin stood up, with a look of disbelief on his old face.

Even though he was surrounded by so many people, he escaped unscathed and killed thirty-nine people with his fists and kicks.

This achievement is really shocking.

What's more, Hou Junji and those generals from Shandong and Hebei gangs were all killed on the battlefield and had extraordinary skills. Their servants were also personal guards who had fought many bloody battles. Not to mention one against ten, they could still hold their own against the enemy. How many people? Such elite soldiers were actually taught a lesson by Li Zheng alone.

"His Majesty."

"There were at least several thousand people watching in front of the Rongguo County Duke's mansion, and they all saw it with their own eyes."

"Now General Li and Chen Guogong have been brought back to the Jingzhao Yin Mansion. Jing Zhaoyin has invited the Minister of the Ministry of Justice to hear the case."

"So many lives have been lost, and so many generals including princes, princes, marquises, counts, and so many generals are involved, and they are still in Chang'an City, at the feet of the emperor. I'm afraid the Minister of Punishment will not be able to deal with it!"

"After His Royal Highness heard the news, he immediately rushed to Jingzhao Yin Mansion."

Wang Hao said.

"Humph."

Li Shimin snorted coldly, with a sneer on his face: "What's so bad about this?"

"Thousands of pairs of eyes have seen it. Hou Junji's domineering thing was slapped on our child... no, it was slapped on the door of the Rongguo County Duke's mansion. It's clear who is at fault."

"And that guy Hou Junji is really shameless. More than a hundred people besieged Li Zheng, and thirty-nine of them were killed, and the rest were all injured."

"What a great general."

I can hear it.

Li Shimin had no intention of blaming Li Zheng for killing and injuring so many people.

after all.

Li Zheng's action was completely justified, and thousands of pairs of eyes saw it.

This is also the reason why Li Zheng's bodyguards took action. If his bodyguards had taken action, the fault would not be so clear.

"His Majesty."

"Are you going to send someone to Jingzhao Yin Mansion to convey the order?"

Wang Hao asked respectfully.

"Go quickly."

"Go and convey my will in person."

"Let the prince handle the matter fairly and don't favor Hou Junji and his group of domineering warriors. Deal with it severely."

"As for Li Zheng, not only is he not guilty, he must also be comforted by us."

"I was beaten to the door and besieged by so many people. Any man with a bloody temper cannot bear it. This is the style of a man from the Tang Dynasty."

Li Shimin said straightforwardly.

Hou Junji came to the door. This was unreasonable. So many people deserved to die.     Again.

Even if Li Zheng did use his personal guards, Li Shimin would not interfere, but would be exempted on the grounds of self-defense.

Deep down in his heart, he was partial to Li Zheng.

And Hou Junji.

He couldn't stand it for a long time in his heart. If it weren't for the sake of Prince Li Chengqian, he would have punished him now.

When King Yi'an and Li Xiaochang, the governor of Lizhou, rebelled, Hou Junji was very close to this group of people at that time. If it weren't for the protection of Prince Li Chengqian, he would have been implicated long ago.

"The minister leads the order."

Wang Hao bowed and prepared to go.

"and many more."

"Don't Li Zheng have a county mansion? Why did he buy a courtyard mansion in the inner city?"

Li Shimin suddenly came to his senses and asked.

"Back to Your Majesty..."

Wang Hao was about to speak.

But Li Shimin waved his hand again:

"You first go to Jingzhao Yin Mansion to convey the order, and when you come back, explain it to us in detail."

"Yes."

Wang Hao nodded, immediately turned around and left the hall.

And Li Shimin's eyes became sharp at this moment.

"Hou Junji."

"How dare you touch our son!"

"Let's see you are really looking for death!"

Li Shimin's eyes were cold and filled with murderous intent.

The entire Daming Palace side hall seemed extremely depressing.

Jingzhao Yin Mansion.

In the courtroom.

Jing Zhaoyin stood on the side of the official position, and sitting in the judge's seat was Li Daozong, the Minister of Punishment.

Looking at the situation in the courtroom, even Li Daozong, who was the Minister of Punishment, frowned.

Among the dozens of people in the courtroom, except for Li Zheng who was standing, all the others slumped on their chairs. There was only one who was lying on a stretcher and let out a burst of pain.

and.

Most of the dozens of people injured were important officials and generals of the dynasty, including dukes, marquises, and counts. Each of them had a distinguished status and had made great contributions to the founding of the Tang Dynasty.

But now they are all injured.

Li Zheng, the only one standing, looked calm and calm.

They naturally knew the circumstances of this case.

Li Daozong frowned and didn't even know how to speak.

This is also true.

If it weren't for the special nature of this case, Jing Zhaoyin wouldn't have invited him over.

"grown ups."

"This is the file we just investigated. Please read it."

Jing Zhaoyin on the side handed the compiled file to Li Daozong.

Li Daozong took it and looked through it.

Then he said: "Chen Guogong, what do you want to say about this case?"

"Ahem, my father-in-law was beaten like this, you...what else did you ask my father-in-law to say?"

"Why don't you take down this villain quickly!"

Even though he knew it was his fault, Hou Junji was still not prepared to admit his mistake. Instead, he shouted at Li Daozong, very arrogant and domineering.

"Chen Guogong."

"The fault in this case lies with you."

Li Daozong stared at Hou Junji and said.

"Even if the fault lies with the country's father."

"You killed so many of my personal guards, and also injured my own prince, and the Kaiping Marquis and others were also injured."

"We are all honorable ministers who have made countless military exploits in order to create the country of the Tang Dynasty. Should we just forget about it after killing so many personal guards in this beating?"

Hou Junji shouted unreasonably.

(End of this chapter)