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Chapter 2543 The Great Retribution (2)
Instead of making Qin Shuang and the others unhappy, he might as well think about how to suppress the matter as much as possible and minimize the impact.

Emperor Yun Liang rubbed his chin and began to think seriously.

Seeing this, Qin Shuang and A Chen also knew that Emperor Yun Liang did not intend to interfere with Bai Shu's decision, so he was smart!
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King Rui's fief is said to be not far from the capital of Yunliang, but it is only compared to the fiefs of other princes. The speed of ordinary carriages will take two or three days to arrive. Qin Shuang and the others have their own carriages, but it takes about a day. will be able to get to the place.

Emperor Yun Liang originally wanted to send someone to go with them, but when he learned that the carriage they were traveling in was extremely fast and no one else could be brought in the carriage, Bai Shu couldn't wait to take revenge quickly, not wanting to waste any time... …

As soon as I heard it, I knew that I didn't want him to find someone to follow.

Emperor Yun Liang was also able to admit defeat and let them leave alone, but he sent another man to chase after them, and it took about a day or so to arrive.

It's very strange to say that, logically speaking, the speed of riding a carriage and riding a fast horse must be faster, but the carriage that Qin Shuang and the others are riding is actually doing the opposite?Their horses are indeed good horses, but they are still far behind the Maxima, right?Why can't even his people catch up with him?It's really strange.

Before Qin Shuang and his party left, Emperor Yunliang also made some explanations about other things in Prince Rui's Mansion. For example, he hoped that Baishu would not make a scene in the city and cause panic.

Besides, if Bai Shu doesn’t dislike all the valuable property in Prince Rui’s Mansion, just take what you find. It’s right that King Rui should give Bai Shu compensation for so many evil deeds, even the entire Prince Rui’s Mansion. Given to him, the name of King Rui can also be inherited by Bai Shu.

It would be even better if Bai Shu was willing to accept King Rui's fief as well, saving him from having to make other arrangements.

In addition, Emperor Yun Liang also gave Bai Shu several mansions. He sincerely said that he would welcome Bai Shu to return to Yun Liang Country at any time in the future.

No, with Baishu's medical skills, if he returns to Yunliang, it will definitely bring great benefits to Yunliang. Of course, he hopes that Baishu can come back, and even if he doesn't come back, he should try his best to maintain a friendly relationship. With members of the royal family in Xuantian Kingdom, the relationship between the two countries can also be closer.

The emperor always thought very carefully, sacrificing a dispensable King Rui, but in exchange for another more valuable relative of the emperor, Yun Liang did not lose at all.

Of course, Bai Shu doesn't care about everything in Prince Rui's mansion, he hates King Rui to death, and asking him to inherit the name of King Rui in the future, isn't it disgusting to him?Although Emperor Yunliang also said that he could change his title, for example, according to his former name, Zi Cheyan, he could be changed to King Yan.

Fortunately, Emperor Yun Liang said so, so Bai Shu reluctantly accepted the benefits he sent.

That's right, Bai Shu took over Ruiwang's Mansion, its properties and fiefdoms!Not for anything else, just because such a large area can bring great benefits to his master, and provide considerable convenience for their Ruyizhuang to develop their business to Yunliang.

He hates that piece of land, at worst, if he doesn't come over in person in the future, why not let Emperor Yunliang send someone to manage it for him?As long as the tax of the fief is paid every year, he doesn't care about the rest, and the people in the fief live freely.

If someone dares to lie to others and pay taxes ignorantly, and one kills one, and two kills a pair, I am not afraid that there will be others who will dare to obey and violate.

(End of this chapter)