The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1261 What if I want to add sin
Tang Nineteen stretched out his hand: "Let me see."

Qu Tiange sent it over, judging from the soft feel of the book cover, Qu Tiange had flipped through it more than once or twice.

Open it, every line and every paragraph in it is marked, small script, very refreshing, Tang Nineteen couldn't help but smile and said: "You are a prince, and you don't lead soldiers to fight, but I see that there are some military books on your bookshelf. "

"Hehe, I have nothing to do and pass the time."

Tang Nineteen drooled a little, and turned a few pages. This book is very obscure, but with Qu Tiange's annotations, it's not difficult to read, and it's quite interesting.

"Actually, if you look carefully, this military book is not just about teaching people how to march and fight. For example, this paragraph is actually nothing more than a story of trying to get you. This is also useful in daily life. It's just on the battlefield. It's bigger."

Qu Tiange took a look: "Compared to your little yellow books, they are always useful."

The corner of Tang Nineteen's mouth twitched, and he gave him a white look: "How do you know that those little yellow books are useless, nothing else..."

He listened carefully, hoping to hear what great truths she could draw from it.

But she heard her confidently say: "It's good to be a table foot."

Qu Tiange couldn't help being dumbfounded, and laughed again: "Yes, table legs are really good, why don't you say, you can burn them to keep warm when it's cold."

"It's a bit of a waste. It's not easy to make money. I think you should know that I want to open a restaurant. It hasn't opened yet. The money hasn't been made yet. I've already spent a lot of money. Smash it down first."

"If you don't invest in something first, how can there be a huge return."

The truth is this, but Tang Nineteen really has no experience in business operations, and has never been able to spare much time.

However, as the largest shareholder, in such a large restaurant, everything, big or small, is waiting for her to make decisions.

Now that she is going to Nanzhou so willfully, it is estimated that the redecoration of the restaurant has run aground again.

Occupying the best land, but closing every day, wasting money.

Thinking of the restaurant, I started to return home. In fact, I hope that Gu Ci's matter can be resolved smoothly and quickly: "This time, how many days will we go back?"

"At the latest by the end of the month."

Tang Nineteen counted with his fingers, and at the end of the month, there were actually only seven days left.

A little excited: "It seems that you have made arrangements for Gu Ci's affairs. You will be able to return within these seven days."

"Ah."

"I didn't ask you carefully before, the ins and outs of this matter, since the emperor wants to sentence Gu Ci to death, there must be a reason, I have heard some, saying that after Gu Ci arrived in Nanzhou, he did not do his job properly , oppressing the common people, and for the sake of a brothel woman, he was drunk and dreamed of dying, ignoring government affairs, but these should not be enough to sentence him to death. ——Of course, I know that there is no excuse for the crime. The emperor wants him to die, so it is natural Small things like sesame and mung beans can also be condemned to death. I just want to know how the emperor sentenced Gu Ci to death."

Mentioning this matter must have touched a string of pain deep in Qu Tiange's heart, but his expression remained calm, probably because he had already endured too much pain and became somewhat numb.

"corruption."

Why didn't Tang Nineteen think of this?

The emperor wanted to be very strict about the convenience, and if the prince and officials accepted it privately, he knew that he would be furious.

After staying in the criminal punishment department for a long time, Daliang's law will naturally come into contact with it. In Daliang's law, the treatment of corruption has always been less serious than murder and arson.

(End of this chapter)