Rebirth of the fire-baked concubine

Chapter 1943 Secret Exposure 2
As a result, more officials began to waver.

"His Royal Highness Kang Wang, please think twice." After looking at each other for a while, more than half of the officials came out one after another and said in unison to Baili Wushang.

"Didn't you understand what I said just now? Then I will say it again. My father has a decree that no one is allowed to visit the sick except my mother. If anyone makes trouble without reason, don't blame me for being rude." Luo Huang looked Looking at the officials who asked for orders, he said coldly.

Everyone looked at Baili Wushang, who had a cold expression and murderous intent, and was a little timid for a while.

"His Royal Highness, after all, we have not seen the emperor now, and we are not sure about the emperor's will conveyed by King Kang, so please allow the old officials to see the emperor, so that all the officials here can feel at ease." Unexpectedly, Zhongshan However, the king of the county didn't seem to feel Baili Wushang's murderous intent, he still insisted on asking.

"Is the king of Zhongshan suspicious of this king's words?" Baili Wushang asked coldly.

"Since King Kang asked this question, the old minister answered. Everyone knows that the capital has been very uneasy during this period of time. First, there was an oracle saying that Your Highness King Kang is a Mingjun, and then there was an oracle saying that you will be enthroned on January [-] next year. , Immediately afterwards, the emperor fell ill. This incident is very strange. Before this, the emperor was in good health without any illness. How could he suddenly fall ill, and the illness lasted for more than half a month? Moreover, since the emperor fell ill Since then, all the officials here have not seen the emperor, and the ministers have reason to worry about the emperor, and it is necessary to confirm the safety of the emperor." Zhongshan County King said loudly.

As soon as the King of Zhongshan made this statement, although many people did not dare to agree with him, there was a faint expression of agreement on their faces.

Moreover, although the king of Zhongshan County didn't say it clearly, he vaguely hinted that Luohuang was under house arrest and suffered an accident, and the suspect was Baili Wushang.

Baili Wushang's expression became more and more cold, looking at the King of Zhongshan, he said coldly: "Young King of Zhongshan, please be careful with your words. Come, the King of Zhongshan is tired, help him down."

As soon as Baili Wushang finished speaking, two imperial guards ran in, ready to drag the King of Zhongshan County out.

When the King of Zhongshan County saw it, he was furious, pointed at Baili Wushang's nose and cursed: "Kang Kang, are you guilty? I believe His Highness King Kang has understood what the old minister said. Well, others dare not say it, but Well, the old minister is fighting this old life today, so he has to make his words clear. That's right, the old minister suspects that you, King Kang, put the emperor under house arrest, and then tried to seek power and usurp the throne."

The king of Zhongshan County is sonorous and powerful, throwing the ground with a voice.

Baili Wushang snorted coldly, and said in a deep voice, "Pull it down."

The two neighbors agreed, and pulled the king of Zhongshan County to go out.

"King Kang, you are deceiving yourself. Don't think that no one will understand what you have done if you pull the old minister down! Everyone's eyes are sharp, and one day, you will be punished!" Zhongshan County King's voice was hoarse The roar gradually faded away.

"Everyone, what else do you want to start?" Baili Wushang took a deep breath, softened his livid face, and said while looking at the crowd.

After everyone was silent for a while, they said in unison: "...the minister waits for nothing to start the performance."

"Back to court—" Baili Wushang finished speaking, got up and walked down the imperial steps.

"Respectfully send off King Kang." Everyone said respectfully.

However, although all the officials spoke out, the hall seemed unusually quiet and oppressive.

(End of this chapter)