The mad doctor who is the evil king chasing his wife is not easy to mess with

Chapter 534 Asking her is the most appropriate

In the palace, Chu Yi's spies reported to Chu Yi what happened tonight.

Chu Yi stared at the tea cup in front of him, with a cold smile on his lips.

He had to admit that Shui Lingyue's princess this month was indeed the right one. She came to Chujing for less than three months, and before he gave her instructions, she was able to send Feng Wanshan's right-hand man, Feng Qianchou, to her. Get into Jingzhao government office.

Although the crime of stealing is not a big one, it can undoubtedly become a breakthrough.

Chu Yi's eyes lit up, and he said, "Come here."

The imperial eunuch Fugui immediately walked in from the outside, and said to Chu Yi respectfully, "Your Majesty."

Chu Yi said: "Master Zhang, Yamen of Xuanjingzhao Mansion, enters the palace to see me."

Fugui agreed: "Yes, Your Majesty."

Fugui turned and walked outside, just as he reached the door, Chu Yi called out to Fugui again, and said, "Let Princess Yue also enter the palace to see me."

Fugui was slightly taken aback, nodded and agreed, "Yes."

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In the government prison, Chuck sat at the head and interrogated Feng Qianchou and others in person.

Xiao Yichen, Shui Lingyue, and Fang Yiran, because they were witnesses and made the first accusation, they also followed, because Xiao Yichen and Shui Lingyue were both very distinguished, and one was the North Mingzong of Qi State who came to Chu State to exchange experience One of the envoys was Princess Yue, who was personally appointed by the emperor, so Chuck gave the three of them seats.

Feng Qianchou and the other four knelt down, Chuck patted the gavel and said, "Who is kneeling?"

Of course Chuck knew the identities of Feng Qianchou and the other four, but first of all, such a sentence is a must-ask question when trying a case. Another reason is that Chuck didn't want to show that he recognized Feng Qianchou's identity early in the morning. .

After all, Feng Qianchou's master was Feng Wanshan. Feng Wanshan was a veteran of the three dynasties and held important positions. His two sons were stationed at the frontier and held heavy troops. Among them, two grandsons, Feng Zheng and Feng Yu, were the commanders of the Imperial Guards, both the North and the South.

Although Jing Zhaoyin's official position is very important in Chu Jing, it is not enough in front of the Feng family.

It never occurred to Feng Qianchou that he would be caught in this government prison because he was only ordered to steal a medicine from Qimeng Medicine Pavilion.

You know, before this, he didn't know how many missions he had helped Feng Wanshan complete that were a thousand times or ten thousand times more dangerous than this one.

But it was this medicine pavilion of the Qimeng that trapped itself in it.

Under such circumstances, it would be wrong for Feng Qianchou to say anything more. He can only wait now, until Feng Wanshan knows his situation and tries to rescue himself and others.

Before being rescued, he made up his mind not to say a word.

Seeing that Feng Qianchou didn't speak, Chuck frowned slightly, looked back at Shui Lingyue and Xiao Yichen, his eyes rolled, and he already had an idea.

Chuck looked at Shui Lingyue and said, "Master Yue, this person has stolen from Qimeng Medicine Pavilion. What does Master Yue think should be done?"

Among Fang Yiran, Xiao Yichen, and Shui Lingyue, Xiao Yichen and Fang Yiran were both from the Qi Kingdom. Although Qimeng Medicine Pavilion was the one responsible for this matter, there was no reason to ask them how to deal with such a major matter.

Only Shui Lingyue, although she is a woman, has a special status. She is the Princess Yue who was personally appointed by the new emperor Chu Yi. According to Chuck's guess, it is very likely that Chu Yi told Shui Lingyue to do this.

Since Shui Lingyue is Chu Yi's imperial envoy, it is most appropriate to ask her about this matter.

What's more, if Feng Qianchou was dealt with, Feng Wanshan would definitely be offended. Naturally, he didn't want to take such a thing on himself.

(End of this chapter)