All evildoers are black-bellied: Out of print Concubine Diao

"General Yan did not think carefully about things, but he has already tried to make up for the food, which is considered a crime. Prime Minister Luo, do you think it should be punished or not. 【】" I want to make him angry and punish Yan Wei Leh, he won't let the old fox get what he wants!

"Your Majesty is right." A step that was so painstakingly planned was so easily dismissed by him. I really don't want to be reconciled. I don't know if it's because of his overthinking. Give him a kind of pressure, as if suddenly there is an immovable boulder in his chest!

After a moment of silence, Yun Huan glanced at them again, all of them became dumb, and spoke with the meaning of Luo Zhongxing, they really didn't care about taking the imperial salary in vain!

"Your Majesty, I'd like to play if you have the honor." Luo Wenbin, who was at the bottom of the list of civil servants, came out with the courage of a newborn calf not afraid of a tiger!

Brother Yan sent someone to send him a memorial, and he must submit it to the emperor in person. He was afraid that it would fall into the hands of someone with a heart, who would turn black and white, prevent Jingzhou from getting help, and delay the opportunity instead.

"Quite." Nodding his head slightly, he looked at Luo Wenbin with a little more appreciation. Since he entered the court, he was the only one who dared to mention the unaccustomed rules of conduct. Although his father was also a loyal and good minister, but Behavior and dealing with affairs, I still have scruples about Luozhong Bank.

In this period, what the imperial court lacks the most is people like Luo Wenbin, who are decisive and firm, and will not shake justice for other things.

With the order, Luo Wenbin walked forward calmly, stood under the jade steps, and took out the memorial from his sleeve, "I tell your majesty, General Yan has an urgent memorial about Jingzhou, and I entrust it to your majesty."

"Show me Yan Weile's memorandum." Yun Huan frowned, and motioned to the eunuch Chang Shou.

Chang Shou took the memorial from Luo Wenbin, stepped up the jade steps, bowed and handed it to Yun Huan with both hands.

Luo Zhongxing glanced at Luo Wenbin with displeasure on his face, and said in a choked voice: "Your Majesty, the memorial to Jingzhou has not passed the Zhongshu Order. Such an overstepping act is really against the imperial guidelines."

"Prime Minister, I also received an urgent letter from General Yan early in the morning. I have to act urgently, and there is really no delay. If the Prime Minister thinks that I have made a mistake, I am willing to accept the law." Luo Wenbin said, with the corners of his mouth covered That sarcasm, if this memorial is submitted to Zhong Shuling, and then passed through Luo Zhongxing's hands, it will be too late to submit it to His Majesty.

Brother Yan must have expected it, otherwise he would not have mentioned this matter in the letter. He was completely stupid when he knew about the food epidemic in Jingzhou. From the history books of Shengyuan, he had read about the food epidemic decades ago. Didn't the records of the epidemic say that the source of the disease was cut off?Why did the same disease break out again.

Thinking back then, the late Emperor had long ignored Jingzhou, but now that something like this happened, he was deeply afraid that His Majesty would follow in the footsteps of the late Emperor and do the same thing. At that time, not only the people of Jingzhou would die, but Brother Yan and his sister-in-law would die. They will die and return to Shengjing.

"It's the food epidemic!" Yun Huan frowned, he knew how terrifying the food epidemic was, but, far from it, Zhuge Mingzhu also contracted the disease, which made him so frightened that he couldn't control his emotions!

It's not that there is no cure, or that no one has been able to cure it for decades!

"Retreat, Luo Wenbin, follow me to the imperial study." Yun Huan stood up, grasping the memorial in his hand, with a look on his face as a courtier who left solemnly, ignoring His Highness's discussions.

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