I, Liu Bian, Sanxing Han Dynasty

Chapter 176 Mr. Situ is right

One time when Emperor Xian was out of town, it would have been an honor for the emperor to come in person. However, his father advised Emperor Xian to stop playing around and concentrate on common government. This was how Emperor Xian behaved at that time.

Now, the two images suddenly overlapped in his mind.

Yang Biao thought that he had no relationship with the emperor as an imperial master.

It is true that he and Yuan Wei are related, but this does not mean that he wants to fight for Yuan Wei.

He had to think about Yang.

Thinking of this, Yang Biao suddenly stood up, regardless of the courtiers talking behind him, bowed to the emperor, and then calmly returned to his seat.

It was as if he had never left the table.

The Yang family also had four generations and three princes, and many disciples and old officials. Yang Biao's action made some courtiers who had left the table because of him sit back immediately.

There were also some later courtiers who were planning to leave but chose to give up.

But there are also people who show disdain for this.

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Since Liu Bian came to the throne, no one in the court has been convicted for his words.

Before taking the throne, Liu Bian had not punished anyone for his words.

Therefore, the channels of speech are smooth, and the scale of officials' letters to express their opinions is becoming larger and larger.

In the past, when Shi Chang served on the family property, high-ranking officials such as Yuan Wei knew that impeachment was useless, so they followed the trend and stopped impeaching eunuchs. However, there are still some people who do not change their original intention and work tirelessly.

It's just that Liu Bian has always ignored it.

And because the eunuchs of this dynasty could not retaliate against the officials who impeached them like before, a small group of people used this as a means to become famous.

It even gradually developed to privately criticizing the Taifu and the three ministers for their incompetence and their inability to eradicate the ten permanent servants.

In the final analysis, today's Shichangshi were mostly from the Xiaohuangmen and were very active during Emperor Huan's reign. After the two dynasties of Emperor Huan and Emperor Xian, the conflict with the Qingliu people, especially the party members, still existed.

If the Shi Changshi is not eliminated, the little Huangmen who are now the descendants of the Shichang Shishi will develop into the new Shichang Shishi in the new dynasty.

Isn't this going to repeat the mistakes of Emperor Huan's dynasty and then Emperor Xian's dynasty?

Some people don't know the taste of food, as if it's stuck in their throats.

And these, through Jia Xu and Zhang Rang, reached Liu Bian's ears.

Zhang Rang hated these people with itch, but Liu Bian was unwilling to touch these people, so he could only watch.

Without the emperor's support, he lacked the capital to act recklessly.

Zhang Rang could at least find some suitable opportunities to add fuel to the fire quietly.

After all, the same thing can have different interpretations if it is said in different ways.

As Zhang Rang learns more about Liu Bian's habits, the more he speaks to Liu Bian's feelings.

At this court meeting, the official who accompanied Liu Bian to the court was Zhang Rang.

He didn't see any expression from Liu Bian, so he didn't jump out to stop the courtiers. He just glanced a few more times at the eunuch responsible for recording next to him.

Don’t miss out the names of these people who agree!

Kong Rong is one of the people Zhang Rang hates the most.

Without him, he has a bad mouth and a foul ear.

At this moment, he was speaking fiercely in the court: "The world is in turmoil, and Shichang is in trouble!... Today, the local officials are not in good governance, because there are still children of eunuchs who are serving as officials outside..."

Yuan Wei's memorial covered several views, and the courtiers who supported it either had a tacit understanding with Yuan Wei or simply brought their own dry food.

Kong Rong was the latter. He directly extended Yuan Wei's views on Zhongchangshi and mixed his own views.

In a word, all mistakes are the fault of the eunuchs. The emperor did not punish the eunuchs and the eunuchs, but then went to rectify the local officials' governance. This was a waste of effort. Yuan Wei first heard Kong Rong distort his views and cursed in his heart. Later, after hearing what Kong Rong said, he circled back to the officialdom, he felt that Kong Rong was a good person again.

The focus of his memorial is to implement a policy of leniency, to govern the country with moral education as the foundation, and punishment as the last resort.

Instead of forcing localities to rebel like they are doing now.

The reason why Yuan Wei submitted the letter was because he was afraid that the emperor would send people to check the junior officials and the senior officials. After the investigation of the senior officials, wouldn't he become a wealthy family?

He wants to block this road in advance before this day comes.

Kong Rong only scolded the ten regular servants before, but the people he scolded later covered a wide range of people.

Including Cao Song, who was still serving as the prince's rate guard.

After becoming an eunuch, Cao Song saw that Cao Cao had a bright future and that he didn't need to worry too much, so he thought about being a third prince again day and night.

The prince's command was equivalent to Guang Luxun in terms of responsibilities, but when the new king ascended the throne, it was impossible to remove Guang Luxun and Liu Hong and replace him with him for no reason.

He was waiting for Guang Luxun to be replaced, and then he could naturally return to Jiuqing.

Kong Rong also attributed him to the cause of the world's unrest, how could he give up?

Cao Cao had the emperor's trust, and Cao Song himself had been the Third Duke, so he was not afraid at all.

After Kong Rong finished speaking, he jumped up from his seat angrily, pointed at Kong Rong's nose and cursed.

He didn't discuss any classics with Kong Rong, relying on his seniority, "not being the son of a man", "you were a jerk and you didn't know where you were when I was doing my best for the country" and so on.

It's no different from a shrew scolding the street. One person can make the court full of excitement.

Cao Song was the first to stand up and break the agreement of the officials in the court on Yuan Wei's letter.

As Kong Rong grew up, even if he got angry while debating scriptures with others, such a scene had never happened. He really lacked the experience to deal with it.

He couldn't curse with market slang, so he pointed at Cao Song and shouted: "You are old and frail, I won't care about you!"

It was okay not to say this, but once he said it, it seemed to remind Cao Song. While cursing, he rolled up his sleeves and came to Kong Rong, and punched him.

But Kong Rong was young after all, and Cao Song failed to miss him.

But Kong Rong avoided it, but Bian Rang next to him was careless and did not dodge.

This prevented Cao Song from accidentally flashing his waist.

Although Kong Rong and Bian Rang were crazy, Cao Song's age and qualifications were so high that they could only dodge and avoid, how dare they fight back...

During this period, several courtiers suffered Wuwu disasters.

While dodging, Kong Rong did not forget to argue: "I wasn't originally scolding Mr. Cao. Why did Mr. Cao come to the door himself?"

After hearing this, Cao Song moved faster.

He didn't want to scold him, just to find a reason to be the first.

At this time, Zhang Wen finally couldn't sit down anymore, stood up and reprimanded: "Your Majesty is here, you are acting wantonly in the court, how unbecoming you are!"

At this time, Cao Song, who finally kicked Kong Rong, returned to his seat with his head held high like a victorious rooster.

Seeing that the ministers had stopped talking because of Cao Song's interruption, Liu Bian spoke.

"Situ Gong's old words to seek the country, and all the officials responded, I think it makes sense. Is there any reason to punish him for his words?" Liu Bian even had a smile on his face.

"As for the self-destruction of the house outside the city, it may have been in disrepair for a long time. Mr. Situ should not resign lightly. There are many things going on in the court now, and we have to rely more on Mr. Situ!"

Lu Zhi, who had been silent all this time, heard Liu Bian's emphasis on Yuan Wei in his words. He knew Liu Bian very well and understood that something bad had happened.

The situation he was most worried about emerged during this court meeting.

(End of this chapter)