The emperor's plan: to rule the world

Chapter 122 Tit for Tat ([-])

People who were not familiar with the Queen's temperament silently slandered in their hearts, and those who were familiar with her tensed up every nerve in her body.

General Mu Yangmu nodded calmly: "It's very important."

Gu Qingyi leaned back on the back of his chair, his eyes swept over the ministers, and just about to speak, he saw Prime Minister Zuo come out.

"Your Majesty, I believe that Cangzhou fell directly into the hands of other countries when King Suzaku transferred the garrison. This is a serious crime of treason and should be punished. I implore Your Majesty to make a clear judgment and set the record straight."

Qin Shu and Luo Ting's hearts sank. What they were most worried about finally happened.

It's just that he didn't expect that the first person who wished Feng Yu's death would be Zuo Xiang.

That's right, the Prime Minister on the left has always been the one who strongly advocated cutting down the feudal clan.

Before he had time to speak, he heard General Mu flirtatiously go back: "What the Prime Minister said is that the Zhuque King is not allowed to be taken advantage of by others. What evidence does the Prime Minister have to prove that the Suzaku King deliberately lost the land of Cangzhou. "

The whole hall was stunned!

Can this be done?
The word "deliberately" came out, but the nature was completely different.

If it's true what General Mu said, Suzaku King is at most a crime of dereliction of duty.

Rong Qian coughed lightly, and said lightly: "General, the truth did not say that King Suzaku was treasonous. General, don't pour dirty water on the truth."

General Mu was as good as he said: "This general made a slip of the tongue. This general was talking to the Prime Minister on the left. Please forgive me, Prime Minister on the Right."

Her Majesty the Empress, who was sitting on the dragon chair above the jade steps, twitched almost imperceptibly at the corner of her mouth.

Prime Minister Zuo sneered, "Then Suzaku King is really unlucky."

General Mu said calmly: "Yes, King Suzaku is unlucky, unlike Mr. Zuo Xiang who stays in the imperial capital and doesn't have to worry about trivial matters in the fief."

General Mu turned his head slightly to look at Prime Minister Zuo, a smile appeared on his resolute face, like a sarcasm: "...So Mr. Prime Minister Zuo will never have such an unlucky chance, will he?"

Zuo Xiang looked at him quietly, and suddenly wanted to throw the jade wat in his hand in his face.

Looking at a person who has no desires and desires, the actual heart is dark.

"The front foot of the Suzaku King's palace was transferred from the army, and the back foot of Cangzhou became someone else's family. For three years, King Suzaku still doesn't know the situation in Cangzhou. General Mu wants to tell the truth. Is this a coincidence?"

Mu Yang snorted coldly, and he didn't like him anyway: "This only proves that the black hands behind the scenes are extremely scheming, and even Suzaku King was tricked."

Rong Qian interjected: "I feel that maybe this is a conspiracy against His Majesty and King Suzaku."

"The person who devised this conspiracy really knows everything. After so many years of stirring up trouble in King Suzaku's fiefdom, King Suzaku still doesn't know anything about it."

Obvious sarcasm.

Her Majesty the Empress was bored listening to their swearing and sarcasm, and her eyes fell on Feng Yu.

Feng Yu remained silent.

He was injured, and he had to kneel on the hard ground for so long wearing heavy and cumbersome royal clothes, and he had to listen to their tit-for-tat confrontation, especially when he was the client, and his energy was exhausted very quickly in a state of extreme mental tension.

He didn't know if he could survive this morning court.

If he loses his manners before the imperial court, there will be another charge, which will give those who want to kill him another reason to join him.

General Mu fell into a brief silence.

It's not that I'm short of words, but...

(End of this chapter)