Concubine often enchanting tyrant, go away

Chapter 22 Some things are enough to remember
"Your Majesty, you only need to take Sireng's blood and drip it on General Xi's bones. If Sireng's blood can seep into General Xi's bones, it will prove that they are related by blood."

Doctor Ouyang paused for a moment, then continued,
"It's just that this will disturb General Xi. After all, General Xi has already died in the earth. To do this bloody confession, you have to open the coffin."

When the general who framed General Xi heard that General Xi's tomb was going to be dug, it was such an exciting thing for him, so he tried his best to make it happen.

"That's all for today. As for whether to open the coffin to confess blood, we will discuss it tomorrow."

"Retreat."

"Long live, long live, my emperor."

His Majesty the Emperor heard the general's instigation, and felt very uncomfortable. After all, it was his suggestion to leave the general's mansion to live in Xileng. Unexpectedly, half of the courtiers were opposed, and the general expressed his words The meaning is that he has a great contribution to defeating the enemy this time. Since General Xi's family is gone, he should live in the General's Mansion.

After the court, several ministers walked together, discussing whether the general's mansion should be included in the national treasury, and which general would be rewarded to live in after it was included in the national treasury.

"Prime Minister, Prime Minister stay behind."

Prime Minister Wei stopped, turned around and saw a certain general trotting towards him.

"General, why did you call the old man to stop?"

After General Cao ran to Prime Minister Wei and stopped, he whispered.

"Prime Minister, do you think His Majesty will include the General's Mansion in the treasury?"

Prime Minister Wei heard General Cao asking him this, and then looked him up and down again, seeing his undisguised thoughts about moving into the General's Mansion in his eyes.

"do not know."

"Oh, really?"

"Does the general have anything else to do? If not, the old man should go back."

"Nothing else, I just need you not to comment on this matter when you come to court tomorrow morning."

"General Cao, His Majesty the Emperor will not interfere with how this matter is handled, but I do have a word of advice for the general."

"You have to be forgiving and forgiving. Some things are remembered in moderation."

After Prime Minister Wei said this, he got into his carriage, leaving General Cao standing alone at the gate of the palace pondering what he meant by saying this.

"Did he find out that I framed General Xi's death?"

"How could he know, this old fox, don't let me catch your tail, otherwise the present of the Xi family is the future of your Wang family."

After General Cao returned, he kept in contact with the officials in the court, and he must let them support the matter of opening the coffin and dripping blood to recognize relatives.

In the early morning of the next day, some people asked for a blood test, some felt it was unnecessary, and some were neutral, neither supporting the party who did the blood test nor the party who did not.

The entire morning court was only arguing about this matter, and there was no result until lunch time. The emperor believed that the child was of the blood of the Xi family. In order not to continue to quarrel over this matter, he agreed to open the coffin to test relatives.

His Majesty the Emperor asked Qin Tianjian to choose a day suitable for groundbreaking to open the coffin.

When it was time to open the coffin, His Majesty the Emperor sent someone to the General's Mansion to take Sireng and her nanny there.

The emperor took his ministers to the tomb of General Xi.

Half a quarter of an hour later, the nanny also brought Sireng to General Xi's tomb.

(End of this chapter)