I'm dressed as the villain of the novel

Chapter 252

The entire summoning process was mysterious.

Cao Xiong and Li Cunxiao personally guarded the door, not allowing anyone to approach.

Such an atmosphere is enough to make some literati with dirty minds fabricate a drama about playing dragons and phoenixes.

But in fact the whole process was quite serious, there was not even the slightest bit of ambiguity, it was just a normal monarch and minister playing right.

More importantly, Nan Luoying was accompanying her.

So it is said that they were summoned alone, but in fact it just means that only Yun Panpan was summoned.

Moreover, not all emperors are stallions, and it is even said that most emperors are not as indiscriminate as people think.

The two thousand stone princes whom I personally promoted, but I didn't respect them, so where did I put the other party just because of that trivial matter?

Where did he put himself?
It's obviously a proper kindness to know you, but if it turns out to be a power-sex deal.

Then he is really stupid and hopeless.

As for people guarding the door, people are not allowed to approach casually.

What's so strange about this?

Have you seen where the emperor is, no one guards the door, and people can approach at will.

What's more, the emperor and the princes played against each other, which is naturally a sensitive topic, and any knight can listen to it casually.

Of course, for those literati with dirty minds, they don't care about these.

Well, anyway, what I want is the ambiguity and excitement.

For these, Xin Zhao naturally also knows.

After all, in another time and space, there are not a few emperors of the Chinese dynasties who have been arranged in various ways.

But he didn't care.

Not only did he not care, Yun Panpan was also quite calm.

Cleaners are self-cleaning.

She was also shocked at first, and even a little panicked, when the emperor made an exception to appoint her a woman as the county guard.

But at this time, she only had gratitude and great ambition in her heart.

So when Xin Zhao asked her, "Yun Aiqing, how does it feel to be the first woman in history to be a prince of two thousand shi?"

Her reaction was calm and solemn.

"I don't have any special ideas, but I am determined to make future generations praise His Majesty's wisdom and martial arts."

A very witty and confident answer.

Xin Zhao couldn't help laughing out loud.

Even Nan Luoying couldn't help but look at Yun Panpan more, feeling like meeting a confidant of the same kind.

But the opponent seems to be more aggressive and ambitious than himself.

"Okay, good, I'm looking forward to it too.

But I still want to hear what strategy you have to achieve this goal? "

Xin Zhao praised him twice, and then asked.

After all, things have to be done after all. After all, there are not a few people who are boastful in any world.

After Yun Panpan heard the words, he didn't answer immediately, but got up to play after sorting out his thoughts.

Xin Zhao waved his hand to signal her to sit down.

Only then did she sit down again, and said confidently: "I've actually been thinking these few days why Your Majesty would risk the world's displeasure by appointing me to be the governor of the Great Wilderness."

"Ha ha……"

Xin Zhao chuckled and gave her a meaningful look.

This glance has two main meanings.

First, Yun Panpan's words exposed her weakness for political rules.

To actually say in front of the emperor that he was guessing the emperor's mind is a big taboo to a certain extent, and there is even a line of crime in the Great Qin Law, which is called trying to figure out the emperor's will.

However, in Zhao Xin's view, this law, apart from trying to aggravate the emperor's majesty to a certain extent, does not have much effect.

Oh, and it can also be used by courtiers to attack each other.

Other than that it's really useless.

It is said that speculation is not allowed, but which person who wants to be an official does not speculate?

And the emperor really hoped that no one would know what he was thinking and what his intentions were?

In that case, how can the minister do what the emperor wants to do but can't say it clearly?
And how can it guide the direction of the game through some explicit or implicit hints?
For the emperor, what they taboo is not that the ministers can guess his thoughts, but what his thoughts are, and after guessing, whether to follow them, or pretend not to know, or even deliberately obediently obediently and secretly, to obstruct it.

For example, there were two emperors in the Ming Dynasty, one Jiajing and one Chongzhen.

The former of the two, some people say that he is a master of power, and that he ranks among the top five in the history of emperors, but in Zhao Xin's view, he is not a master of power, but a slave of power.

First of all, he has forgotten that besides power and strategy, the emperor also has great power.

And he also forgot, as the emperor, what is the purpose of using power.

Not to mention serving the country and the people, even if it is only for oneself like Zhao Xin, one should understand what it is to be an emperor.

Even if it is to let the whole world satisfy his own selfish desires, then his final result is not too good.

Even being pointed at by his own courtiers and scolded, "The world is not worth your Majesty's long time!"

What a failure, a failure of failures.

But in any case, it is true that this man is good at maneuvering.

Similarly, this person is also most jealous of others guessing his thoughts, for this reason, even later, he can't even speak normally.

But who is the person he trusts the most, isn't it Yan Song and his son who can guess his mind the most?
But Chongzhen is just the opposite, he really desperately hopes that someone can understand his thoughts, so that he can take the blame for him.

But because of his god-level operation, even the speculators were gone in the end.

Everyone understood his thoughts, but no one was willing to stand up, and they all pretended that they didn't know, and whoever dared to say that they knew, everyone would scold him to death together.

In comparison, Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, was really lucky. He had at least one Qin Hui.

But the unlucky thing is that there is a Qin Hui.

But no matter whether they guessed or not, no one would say it in front of the emperor.

Of course, what Yun Panpan did was not necessarily because she intended to make Xin Zhao feel that she didn't understand these things at all, and that she was very honest with the emperor.

If yes, she succeeded.

Because that's how Xin Zhao feels right now.

In addition, Xin Zhao's glance had another meaning, he couldn't help but wondered what Yun Panpan had thought of.

Did you also think of the reasons that some dirty literati might make up.

This little daydream, naturally he just laughed it off in his heart, neither would he delve into it, nor was it worth delving into.

But I heard Yun Panpan then said again: "I thought about it and thought about it, and apart from your majesty's trust and knowledge of me, I only thought of two reasons:

First, I am familiar with Dahuang County, not only the ordinary Qin people outside the mountains, but also the natives in the mountains, and even those savages who fled to the mountains. "

"Savage?"

Xin Zhao couldn't help interrupting her when he heard this, and asked with a frown, "There are still savages in the Great Barren Mountain?"

(End of this chapter)