Pick a Prince and Get Rich

Dali temple.

Above the court, a bright plaque is hanging high above. Accompanied by bureaucrats, Ji Ruchang and Ji Rusheng are listening to shopkeeper Xu kneeling down to tell the truth.

Just listen to that startling hall wood is lifted high by the fourth prince, heavy fall, "you still don't fast true recruit?"

Kneeling down in the hall, shopkeeper Xu raised his head and took a sneak look at the king of Peiping, who was sitting next to him motionless and wearing a mask. He always felt that he had seen him somewhere.

"Bold, don't say it The bureaucrat sitting on one side was impatient and angry.

Shopkeeper Xu bowed his head and crawled to the ground, "please tell me that the grassroots are really wronged. Please be aware of it!"

"Wronged, didn't you sell April fan to the second prince?" The sound of startling wood resounds again on the whole court, frightening shopkeeper Xu's face very white.

Since he was brought here by the people of the government, he knew that it had nothing to do with him. But the second prince sent someone to pick it, and he couldn't stop it.

"My Lord, the CaoMing is really wronged. Although the CaoMing sold the April fan to the second prince, the CaoMing never gave the immature April fan to the second prince. The second prince sent someone to pick it by himself." Shopkeeper Xu said truthfully.

"Do you know that wronging the prince is a great crime to destroy the nine nationalities?" Ji Rusheng narrowed her eyes slightly and asked in a cold voice.

"The grass people dare not. The grass people's words are true. If you don't believe them, you can go to Liu village to inquire. You will know whether what the grass people say is true or false."

Ji Rusheng whispered to the bodyguard around him, and then he saw that bodyguard went out.

After a while, the bodyguard brought back a man, who was no one else. It was lien San who stayed in Liu village.

Shopkeeper Xu saw Lian San coming. His face was full of hope. He knelt down in front of him with a pair of beaten legs full of blood. He dragged his sleeve and said, "Lian San, tell you quickly. Did the second prince send someone to pick April fan by force?"

As soon as his voice fell, he heard Lian san say to Ji Rusheng, "what you said is true."

"Tell me all the things of that day to all the adults here!" Ji Rusheng looks at Lian san dao.

Lian San went to court in front of everyone: "that day, we handed over the mature April fan to manager Xu as agreed, and then manager Xu handed over the mature April fan to the manager of yingfenglou. Seeing that the number of the manager was not enough, he followed us back to Liucun and forcibly took away the remaining immature April fan!"

"Oh, do you know why the shopkeeper of yingfenglou picked the immature April flower?" Ji Rusheng pretends not to know.

"The grass people don't know!" Lian San shook his head with a trace of anger on his face. Those people not only picked all the immature April flowers, but also uprooted them.

"Shopkeeper Xu, what's the relationship between the shopkeeper of yingfenglou and you?" Ji Rusheng turned to look at him.

"The manager of yingfenglou is subordinate to the second prince, and yingfenglou is subordinate to the second prince!" Shopkeeper Xu said frankly.

"So, the second brother still has private property in Guluo city. Mr. Li, have you written down all the things in the hall today?" Ji Rusheng looks at Li who is standing by and writing hard.

"I wrote down the words of the fourth prince." Mr. Li held the pen and paper in his hand, and his eyes were shining.

"Good!" Ji Rusheng got up and looked at the next man: "the emperor has committed the same crime as the common people. Today, our palace will report to the emperor in person. As for you!"

Shopkeeper Xu was named, and his body trembled slightly. He closed his eyes and waited for his hair to fall.

"Seal up Zhiwei Zhai, beat 30 big boards, drive out ancient Los Angeles, and never be a businessman!"

"Thank you, fourth prince. Thank you, fourth prince!" Shopkeeper Xu kowtowed with lingering fear.