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Chapter 630 Where is the fat difference?
The emperor withdrew his disgusted look at Jin Rong, and said to Han Yanhui: "Go back and give the crown prince and King Fu a copy of the trial documents for the wooden track, and let them have a look."

"King Yu, since we want to avoid suspicion..." The emperor paused, gave Jin Rong a sideways glance, and continued, "He doesn't need to copy documents."

As soon as Jin Rong felt relieved, he heard the emperor continue to say: "This trial document was submitted by King Yu. King Yu followed Prime Minister Han to discuss the opening regulations of the wooden track."

"I," Jin Rong said quickly, "Well, Erchen, although the wooden track is for the cheese business, when the wooden track was laid, Erchen was not in Qinghe Village, so I don't know much about the project."

"Okay, let's go." The emperor got up and left without even looking at Jin Rong or listening to him finish speaking.

In vain, Jin Rong looked away from the direction where the emperor disappeared, and when he looked at the elder brother and the seventh younger brother, he received cold and jealous gazes from them.

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King Fu stepped back from the court hall, returned to the front hall where he usually works in the Ministry of Industry, and casually threw the wooden rail trial documents sent by the cabinet on the desk.

Wang Xian, Shangshu of the Ministry of Industry, followed closely behind King Fu, waved away the clerks who were coming up, and ordered the servants in the front hall: "Bring hot tea, if you see Mr. Liu, let him in, and the rest of the irrelevant people are not here. Do not disturb with summons."

The clerk and the servant saw that although King Fu was not angry, his expression of lack of emotion made people feel frightened, so they hurriedly retreated and went to work separately.

The two servants of the palace who served King Fu personally followed him in, and waited on King Fu to change the leather robes he was wearing outside. After receiving the tea brought in, he hesitated whether to put it on the desk in the inner room or on the desk in the outer room.

Fu Wang was silent, he walked to the desk and sat down. The tea servant hurriedly put the tea on the desk, moved two braziers and put them on the wall not far from the desk, and then quietly retreated.

Wang Xian sat down on the chair that King Fu had used, looked at King Fu who was frowning tightly, and then looked at the wooden track document that the cabinet had copied long ago, and was speechless for a while.

After a while, Liu Yu, a staff member of the palace, came over when the prince was in court as usual, to see if he had any orders.

As soon as Liu Yu entered the door, he saw King Fu sitting beside the table, frowning, as if he was thinking about something.Wang Xian sat at the side, and when he saw him coming in, he motioned towards King Fu with his eyes, letting him see King Fu's expression.

Liu Yu understood that this was something in the court.He stepped forward to greet Fu Wang and Wang Xian.

"Sir, please sit down." King Fu signaled Liu Yu to sit down.

Liu Yu sat down at his usual place, glanced at the stack of thick documents on the case table, and tentatively asked, "What's going on in court today? The prince doesn't look very happy."

King Fu didn't say anything, and Wang Xian slightly mentioned: "The matter of rail transportation."

Liu Yu was surprised, "What can happen to the track? That track is running well, will the Holy One expand or temporarily suspend work?"

Fu Wang unconsciously picked up the teacup, took a sip, and said to Wang Xian, "Tell Mr. Liu." He was really in no mood to repeat the scene in the courtroom.

"The Holy Majesty proposed to use wooden rails instead of rails in the construction of rail transportation projects today." Wang Xian roughly told Liu Yu about the emperor's promotion of wooden rails in the court.

"Wooden rails?" Liu Yu was startled when he heard that the emperor had a trial document for wooden rails, and then he was shocked, "So, it has been agreed not to use iron? We have..."

He didn't finish the sentence.Just like the emperor was disappointed with his son, Liu Yu, who was not defeated as the king of Fu, did not immediately think that replacing the rails with wooden rails would reduce the burden on the court, but first thought of the loss that King Fu would suffer.

Replacing the rails with wooden rails will not only defeat the prince's original plan, but the bigger problem is that they have hoarded a large amount of iron ore and iron ingots, all of which were deducted from last year's project.

Naturally, these things are not on the account and are intended to be used in next year's track project.

They planned very well. Next year, they still asked the imperial court to allocate money for mining and expanding the workshop, falsely reported the cost of artificial equipment, etc., and took the opportunity to make a fortune.

If there is no project for these things and cannot be consumed as soon as possible, how should these things be disposed of?

If the imperial court did not have a major project, these things would take some time, and if they were found during the consumption period, it would be hard to say.To put it lightly, it is to take advantage of the opportunity of laying the track to hoard materials for profit; to put it seriously, there is no bottom line. If you hide so much iron ore and iron materials privately, you can say that you are rebellious.

Hearing Liu Yu's question, Fu Wang's angry mood suddenly couldn't be suppressed, and burst out instantly.

He slammed the table hard.He said bitterly: "I didn't expect the bastard, the sixth son, to be so insidious. As long as he gets involved with him, nothing good will happen! He actually tried the wooden track behind his back, and recommended the trial results to Father Huang. If he had said it earlier , I would hoard so many things."

Wang Xian added: "The crown prince knew about this matter in advance, and even made arrangements. However, the crown prince should have known about it in the past few days, and he also seemed very annoyed."

Liu Yu paused, and said, "It's not surprising that His Royal Highness is involved in the affairs of the cabinet." Liu Yu frowned, "It's just that King Yu did just... what does he mean? It has been many years, and only now do you think of participating in the battle for the crown prince?"

King Fu snorted coldly, feeling even more disturbed.It would be better if earning the position of Crown Prince was only the sixth child's personal wish.However, since Lao Liu had been out for two years, when he came back, his father treated him differently, and this was the most troublesome thing.

Today, the emperor Lao Tzu seemed to be disrespectful to the sixth child, as if he meant to reprimand him, but anyone with a discerning eye could tell that his father was very close to him.

No, in the past, the royal father was also close to the sixth child, but he thought it was because the royal father treated him as a libertine and didn't intend to entrust him with important responsibilities, so he didn't strictly demand him.It's different now, the old sixth is in the imperial court, and the emperor's father still treats him like this, and his intentions are a bit intriguing.

Wang Xian also saw something different, and said to Liu Yu: "Mr. Liu has never seen the majesty of the emperor. In the past two years, the emperor has treated King Yu a little differently. If this continues, King Yu will not seize the throne." Thoughts, I'm afraid others will cling to and encourage you."

Liu Yu was also silent, but His Majesty the Emperor didn't know what his intentions were.In this way, wouldn't the situation in the court be more chaotic?The relationship between the princes will also become more tense.

"The emperor takes King Yu differently. Could it be that the prince can't see it? What does the prince mean?"

King Fu sneered: "What can he mean? Anyone can see that he has been the prince for too long, and his brain is broken. He only cares about the rails being replaced by cheap wooden rails. , I can’t help but jump out by myself. It seems that through rail transportation, there are quite a few people who have reached out for money.”

　Thank you Susha Mingshuang for your reward, thank you.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)