pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 2542 The Great Retribution (1)
Although the slow population growth is caused by comprehensive problems in various aspects, to some extent, it can also be said that they made it themselves.

Qin Shuang curled his lips mockingly and said with a wry smile: "Besides, if Bai Shu used some secret methods in revenge, who would know what relationship the person who ruined Prince Rui's mansion had with King Rui? Could it be that the emperor meant that , among the few present here, is there anyone who has missed the truth of Bai Shu?"

"Of course not!" Emperor Yunliang immediately denied.

The crown prince and princes were also deeply afraid of being missed by them, and shook their heads repeatedly to express their position.

What happened to King Rui was his own business, and they had no contact with King Rui, so there was absolutely no need for them to make extra efforts to inform them. Don't say that King Rui should be finished by then, but they will be finished because of their own stupidity. Behavior follows.

"That's it." Qin Shuang picked up the teacup and took a sip of tea, and said coolly, "Since no one knows the identity of Baishu, why is his reputation damaged? Taking a step back, the reputation in Yunliang Country is nothing. It’s bad, Bai Shu will not live in Yunliang in the future, so what does these things have to do with him? When we return to Xuantian Kingdom, won’t we be able to live a healthy life without being affected in the slightest?”

"Bai Shu doesn't need to look at anyone's face. With my status as the prince and I, it is enough for many people to treat him politely. His own strength is even more capable of protecting himself. Anyone who dares to provoke him People severely punished them back."

Everyone in Yunliang was silent. They really couldn't find any words to refute Qin Shuang's words. They only thought that Bai Shu was also their Yunliang royal family, so they considered the issue from their own standpoint. Someone from Yunliang, right?He didn't plan to go back to Yunliang to live in the future, so why did he care what Yunliang's people thought of him?

Bai Shu also took the initiative to speak at this time: "In the entire Palace of Prince Rui, only King Rui is related to me by blood, and the others are not. It is impossible for me to let anyone go. As for King Rui..."

Under the watchful eyes of everyone in Yunliang, Bai Shu bit his lips and said, "I don't need to kill him."

Emperor Yunliang's eyes lit up slightly, but the princes' eyes widened unexpectedly.

Just when Emperor Yun Liang was about to breathe a sigh of relief, he heard Bai Shu say in a calm tone: "Anyway, I have many ways to make his life worse than death. It would be too cheap for him to die simply." .”

Everyone in Yunliang: "..."

Everyone's foreheads were covered with cold sweat, and they looked at Bai Shu with a bit more fear, this person is really not a good stubble!It seems that Prince Rui's Mansion is really going to suffer.

A Chen kindly reminded Emperor Yun Liang: "Bai Shu's revenge will definitely be avenged, if the emperor finds it difficult, there is no need to do anything, we will deliberately deal with it in the future."

Emperor Yunliang: "..." If he understands correctly, does the extended meaning of this sentence mean—in fact, we don't really care whether you agree or not, we are just being polite, since you are Emperor Yunliang, we are Stepping on Yunliang's land before notifying?
As an emperor, he definitely doesn't like such things that are beyond his control, and he has to go beyond himself to do such things... But the target is Xuantian's crown prince and concubine, and he really has no way to forcefully pursue anything.

Emperor Yunliang sighed for a long time, his expression full of helplessness.

He could only say that everything was done by King Rui himself, so the consequences could only be borne by King Rui himself.

It is King Rui's ability to make his parents and children wish to kill the whole family to avenge their biological mother, and to torture their biological father to death.

(End of this chapter)