Jin Liangyu

Chapter 237 Finale (2)

The old emperor didn't expect to ask Chen Guogong for his opinion. Chen Guogong didn't reply. This traitor was disappointed when he came out, and his face immediately turned ugly.

When Chen Guogong saw the old emperor's change of expression, he guessed that the foolish emperor was going to reprimand His Highness the Crown Prince.

You must know that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince is also doing this for the Chen family, and Duke Chen has taken this into consideration.

"Your Majesty, after the New Year, the weather should be warmer. I think I have money to repair the palace, so I might as well buy some fine seeds and distribute them to the state capitals that are most affected by the disaster."

After hearing this, His Royal Highness the Prince immediately answered respectfully: "My son also means the same thing."

The Minister of Household Affairs: "I think Chen Guogong's proposal is very good."

The Minister of Rites: "I second the proposal."

The Minister of War said: "I second the proposal."

The Minister of Civil Affairs said: "I second the proposal."

Minister of the Ministry of Industry: "I second the proposal."

Marquis Wu'an: The formation cannot be destroyed: "I second my opinion."

The rest of the civil and military officials said in unison: "I second my proposal."

The old emperor: "You, you..." The old emperor angrily covered his chest with his left hand and pointed at the officials below with his right hand.

When his eyes met Chen Guogong's, the unabashed arrogance in Chen Guogong's eyes shocked him.

Looking at his good son again, the indifference in his eyes was unacceptable to him.

"You, you guys~" The old emperor's anger surged up, and a mouthful of blood spurted out from his mouth. He tilted his head and fell on the dragon chair without making a sound.

Civil and military officials: Is the emperor too old or too small?
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince: "Quickly call the imperial doctor."

After hearing His Royal Highness the Crown Prince's declaration of being a medical doctor, all the civil and military officials came to their senses and wondered whether they had been in trouble just now.

Just thinking about it, the emperor fainted because of such a trivial matter. More or less, they all felt that the old emperor was making a fuss out of a molehill.

Xiao Mingqi squatted and knelt one step away from the dragon throne, facing the old emperor with a lifeless expression, and turned his face to the civil and military officials.

At this time, he could only cry sadly, but he did not dare to reach out and touch the old emperor.

He was afraid that if he stretched out his hand, someone would make a fuss about it.

But this is also good. There are hundreds of civil and military officials in the Golden Palace, and no one can escape it.

That way no one would suspect him.

The imperial doctors came very quickly and waited for the envoy from the imperial hospital to inspect it in person.

Envoy Cao Yuan only took one look and knew in his heart that something was wrong. The emperor was most likely gone.

But even if he knew it, he couldn't tell it first.

After a set of routine inspection procedures, Ambassador Cao Yuan dared to cry loudly: "Your Majesty, Your Majesty has passed away."

"The Emperor passed away."

"The Emperor passed away."

Xiao Mingqi came back to his senses as the waiter beside him shouted, and his father really passed away.

All the civil and military officials knelt down and howled loudly, each voice getting louder than the last.

Duke Chen Guo howled for the first time, (very loudly) "Your Majesty~"

Following this "Your Majesty", Chen Guogong knelt on the ground and (murmured in a low voice) "It's a good death."

Then (he continued muttering dumbly) "Hunjun, you should have died for a good man a long time ago."

Marquis Wu'an, who was kneeling behind him, burst into tears from laughter when he heard Chen Guogong's disrespectful words.

He covered his mouth and almost shouted, "Finally, I have tears." Otherwise, he really wouldn't be able to cry.

With these two precious tears in the corner of his eyes, Marquis Wu An was not afraid of anything, and his everlasting childish heart was ready to move.

He was inspired by Chen Guogong, and he began to observe the civil and military officials who openly cried sincerely.

After observing like this, he discovered that these guys are all masters of acting.

The huge bachelor, who usually looked the most serious, was pinching himself with one hand hidden under his robe, grinning in pain and finally crying.

And Jiang Chao, who calls himself a modest gentleman, is secretly wiping saliva under his eyes.

Tsk, tsk, tsk, this childish behavior would only be used by his eldest grandson when he wanted to deceive his great-grandmother.

Marquis Wu'an: He really learned a lot today.

Xiaolinghu broadcast live to Jin Liangyu, "So many filial sons cried so much that it was earth-shattering and touching. The most awesome one was Xiao Mingqi. He had tears in his eyes and was so sad that he couldn't let them go. I admired him so much. I beat him to death." Brother can’t even do it.”

Jin Liangyu heard it, and all the civil and military officials in the court sang a hundred-person drama together. He smiled and asked Xiao Linghu: "None of those officials are making things difficult for Xiao Mingqi, right?"

"They have to cover their own butts, so they don't have time to trouble Xiao Mingqi. Things went well today. As long as they are standing in the court, no one can escape the anger of the old emperor. suspicion."

"It's a miracle that these sanctimonious guys can shut up and act like quails."

"This is also a coincidence. It was also the emperor who wanted to die on his own. Even the old birthday boy couldn't save him."

After listening to Xiao Linghu's comments, Jin Liangyu knew that Xiao Mingqi, the quasi-emperor, could finally sit on the throne.

A few days later, Jin Sheng drove his carriage down the mountain to deliver food to his two sons in the town, only to find out that the old emperor had passed away and it was now the period of national filial piety for the entire nation.

During the three months of national filial piety, people were not allowed to marry, all entertainment was stopped, including drinking in public became a sin.

Looking at the plain clothes, Jin Sheng didn't say anything, just looked at his two sons silently.

Brothers Jinshan and Jinfeng took their wife and children to pack things as quickly as possible without saying a word.

Zhou Erlang got the news from Xiao Linghu and rushed a carriage to meet him. The group of people sat on the carriage and wandered back to the valley.

It is said that there is no time in the mountains, so I live a carefree and peaceful life in the valley.

After Xiao Mingqi completed the enthronement ceremony and the empress conferment ceremony, he issued several imperial edicts, all going to the border.

East China Sea Navy, Southern Xinjiang, Western Xinjiang, and Northern Xinjiang.

General Shen took him over and did not speak for a long time.

It was not until the soldiers under his command cheered to celebrate him that General Shen looked at the vivid smiling faces in front of him as if he had just woken up from a dream, and smiled happily.

He is really old and cannot bear to see separation between life and death.

Fortunately, during this year, the soldiers in Northern Xinjiang all fought off the Tatar soldiers as victors.

...

Jin Sheng and Liang didn't expect that when the angels came to the foot of the mountain with a guard of honor, their family would receive two imperial edicts in succession.

One imperial edict made Jin Sheng the Marquis of Xiaoyao, and another imperial edict made Jin Liangyu the Princess Protector of the Country.

The couple looked at their daughter in disbelief. They did not expect that Xiao Mingqi would let their daughter become the princess protecting the country.

There are still fiefdoms, and the fiefdom is the northern Xinjiang area.

Thinking of this fiefdom, Xiao Mingqi's thoughts are self-evident.

Jin Liangyu said it didn't matter. After receiving the imperial edict, she would still live how she would live in the future.

She will not change her free life because of an imperial edict.

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　　(End of this chapter)