After transmigrating into the book, the prime minister always wants to farm with me.

Chapter 483 Calling the Emperor a Dog Thief
"Anyone who dares to covet the Prime Minister's residence will naturally pay with their life."

"Yes!" The guards had been itching to kill those who had slandered the young master and his wife.

The guards immediately appeared, and the other guards looked at them in terror: "Madam Prime Minister, spare our lives..."

But the secret guards ignored their pleas for mercy, slandered the Prime Minister's residence, and died.

The sword in his hand moved as casually as if he were cutting radishes and vegetables, and in no time he had reaped countless lives.

The surrounding people were overjoyed. Despite the bloody scene, they were not afraid and even applauded.

Only after hearing the maid's last words did the people realize that the master behind these people wanted the Prime Minister dead!
They would absolutely not agree to that. It's not easy to have such a good prime minister. If anyone dares to touch him, they will fight him to the death!

Before the Prime Minister was in power, when did these officials and soldiers ever treat the lives of ordinary people as human lives?

It's not like you can just kill or curse at anyone you want, and no one can fight back.

These guards robbed and looted, abducted women, and committed all sorts of evil deeds!
If it weren't for the institutional reforms implemented by the Prime Minister a few years ago, they would still be living in misery and being treated like dirt!
Qi Yunran waved her hand and said, "Today's matter is entirely the Prime Minister's affair. Everyone should disperse quickly, lest their backers arrest you and throw you in jail to vent their anger!"

Upon hearing this, the people immediately said, "Thank you for the reminder and kind words, Prime Minister's wife. The people behind us are definitely up to no good. Be careful. We'll be leaving now!"

After saying that, he immediately called to everyone: "Everyone, go home quickly, and pretend that we never came out today."

So everyone ran back as fast as they could ever go.

Soon everyone left, and Pei Yuanjun and his men entered the city in a bloody and violent manner.

When everyone heard that the Prime Minister's wife had been found, she killed more than twenty guards at the city gate as soon as she entered the capital.

Completely disregarding the laws of Louqu Kingdom, the fear of the Prime Minister's Mansion among the court officials reached a new level.

Not only did they kill him, but the Prime Minister also demanded justice from the Emperor during the morning court session. He claimed that the guards disregarded the Prime Minister's residence and openly insulted the Lady Xian and his tutor. He wanted to seek an explanation from the Emperor.

He also said that a lowly guard would never dare to offend the Prime Minister's residence like this, and that there must be a mastermind behind it. He asked the Emperor to thoroughly investigate the treacherous villain who wanted to kill him, which angered the Emperor so much that he almost vomited blood on the spot.

Finally, the Emperor promised to thoroughly investigate the matter and give the Prime Minister an explanation. He said that the guards who were killed deserved to die, and that their bodies should be thrown into a mass grave to feed the wild animals.

Lou Chen's image among the court officials plummeted overnight.

This emperor was also a tyrant. Perhaps he was so suppressed by the prime minister that he made no attempt to hide his ruthlessness and cruelty.

After all, it involved slandering the Prime Minister's residence at the city gate.

It's obvious to everyone who would most want the Prime Minister to be disgraced and beheaded.

Those guards were bribed by the emperor with large sums of money, promised high-ranking positions and generous salaries, and deliberately created a stain on the Prime Minister's residence.

However, the Prime Minister's residence discovered the matter, and the Prime Minister indirectly referred to the Emperor as a "dog thief."

Even though the emperor tried his best to restrain himself, the court officials still noticed his rage. In addition, the crown prince spoke up for the prime minister, which made the emperor's face turn as black as charcoal.

In the end, those guards who had served him were not rewarded or appeased, but were instead considered useless expendables and thrown into a mass grave to be eaten by wild beasts.

In this round of the battle of wits, the Prime Minister won completely. The Emperor originally wanted to teach the Prime Minister a lesson, but instead, the Prime Minister defeated him and gave him a thorough dressing-down.

The emperor not only had to appease and compensate him, but also had to silently endure the prime minister's insults.

(End of this chapter)