Emperor's Medicine

Chapter 778
There was a fierce look in the eyes of the guards. If he really let these guards escort him back to the palace, he was really afraid that these guards would kill him on the way.

After all, it was still busy this time around. Soldiers and civilians came and went like a revolving lantern around them, and the streets in the capital were crowded with people, just like the temple fairs and Lantern Festival in the past, very lively.

It's just that there is an atmosphere of panic in this excitement.

Lu Wei found a few soldiers of the White Tiger Camp who were more skilled, and after exhorting them, they carried the prince out together. The sedan chair in the palace was just outside, but after being crushed by the mountain of mind just now, the sedan chair was gone. It was a bit tattered, and Xuanyuanyin didn't care about it so much, he got into the sedan chair and sat down.

The sedan chair was lifted, the bright yellow cloth curtain was lowered, Xuanyuan Yin raised his hand and looked at his palm, already dripping with sweat.

The White Tiger Camp was in chaos, the streets of the capital were in chaos, the courtiers were all in the imperial study room, the Emperor Dongxia entered the inner hall after explaining a few words to everyone, occasionally there was a coughing sound, most of the courtiers’ opinions were conveyed by Eunuch Rui. The emperor, and the emperor's meaning, was conveyed by Eunuch Rui. The emperor was ill, and the courtiers were even more worried.

When some courtiers rushed into the palace, they saw the chaos on the street, heard the common people cursing Kong Chan and at the same time cursing the crown prince, and some even dared to say that the emperor was stupid and hadn’t deposed the East Palace. This made the courtiers All worried.

Jun Guogong was the last one to enter the palace, his face was livid, his health was not good, and he became much thinner these days, but he still came to the imperial study trembling.

"Mr. Jun, do you really have no military power in your hands?" The prime minister looked at his son-in-law, and the more he looked at him, the more he hated him.

Not to mention the loss of the White Tiger Camp, the most powerful army of the Eastern Xia Dynasty, the current him might not even be able to keep the most idle title.

And this Jun Xiao has always been famous for being stingy and stingy. After the Baihu Battalion was brought back to Beijing five years ago, many smart courtiers probably knew that Jun Xiao's military power was no longer guaranteed, so no one wanted to be sincere with him. make friends.

The prince, on the other hand, just wanted to take advantage of his status as the Duke and General who had been in charge of the Baihu camp for these years to rectify the Baihu camp. Therefore, the prince's party did not treat Jun Xiao sincerely.

Now, the position of the crown prince is about to be lost, and the princelings have already started to find their own way out, so why would they go with Jun Xiao.

In the past, the prime minister claimed to have countless cronies, including the line of Ziyu noble concubine, and Junrui was about to become the crown princess, which made the prime minister think that he also had weight in the Eastern Xia court.

In the end, how could he know that the position of crown prince and crown prince is in danger, and his son-in-law is useless, let alone Jun Rui, the prime minister's only grandson, Su Zhen, is willing to abandon him for his own reputation and status, and he has not been able to do so until now. Buried in the Su family's ancestral hall, how could he care about a granddaughter.

Therefore, the Prime Minister naturally disliked the haggard Jun Xiao, who was skinny and limped when he walked.

"Mr. Jun, I heard that the second lady was sent to another courtyard at night. Aren't you going to take care of the second lady?" Some courtiers who were at odds in the past even sarcastically.

"Madam is rude and angered General Ling. She should be punished. I have already arranged for someone to wash her up." Jun Xiaoyin said with restraint.

(End of this chapter)