Wedding night!I tore the clothes of the God of War

Chapter 1407 Young and ignorant
If you have, you must be severely punished.

What does the princess mean by this sentence?
Could it be that he was in Xinhua Village before, and he had disagreements with the princess?
Everyone has heard about this.

At that time, Prince Hao was afraid that the illness in Xinhua Village would spread, so he thought about setting fire to the corpses, and even heard that some sick villagers were injured because of this.

However, among the people present, no one was clear about it. Once the epidemic spilled out, it would be absolutely terrible.

What's more, Xinhua Village is not far from the Imperial City. Once the infection spreads, it will pose a great threat to the Imperial City.

Therefore, for most of the courtiers, what Chu Minghao did was not considered a mistake.

On the contrary, I heard that the princess beat Prince Hao to severe injuries with a cane in public, and it seemed too heavy to strike.

"His Royal Highness." The courtier who spoke at this time was obviously on the side of the princess and the emperor.

It's just that you can't go against your conscience.

"Your Highness, all those who made mistakes during this epidemic in the three villages have already been punished by His Highness. Your Highness is wise, and it is my blessing from Nan Ming."

He said that not to help Chu Minghao, but to remind the princess that the punishment is fine.

After all, the princess is just a little girl, and she just returned to Nanming to become a noble princess, so she will inevitably feel a little arrogant at this time.

The so-called three fires for the new official's appointment, she blamed Prince Hao in public, but also wanted to let the world know that Prince Hao is far less noble than her princess in terms of status.

Everyone respects and loves the emperor, and is naturally more tolerant towards the princess.

Although the princess is somewhat capricious in this matter, everyone can turn a blind eye to it.

I just hope that this is the end of the matter, and the merits and deeds will be rewarded.

It's not a good thing for the princess to continue to make trouble. You know, King Yu's side is not so easy to mess with.

The princess just came back, and she still doesn't know the strength of King Yu.

"Princess……"

"Do you think that what I said was that for his own merits, Prince Hao disregarded the lives of the people and wanted to burn all the people in the entire Xinhua Village, whether they were sick or innocent, to death?"

What?Prince Hao wants to use a fire to burn all the people in the entire village to death?
Could it be that what Prince Hao wants to burn is not a dying person who is already seriously ill and cannot be cured?

How is this different from the version you have heard?
"His Royal Highness! For the safety of the people, Hao'er risked the humiliation of being scolded by the world for thousands of years, and decided to set fire to the corpses contaminated by the epidemic. His actions were intended to trap himself in injustice."

"Hao'er is sacrificing his reputation so much. Unexpectedly, the princess not only doesn't have any support for him, on the contrary, for some purpose, he will punish Hao'er in public!"

King Yu took a step forward, with an angry expression on his face: "This matter, I thought the princess was young and ignorant, so I didn't intend to pursue it anymore. I didn't expect the princess to slander me, Hao'er!"

"Whether a scholar can bear it or can't bear it! How can my reputation, Hao'er, make you so humiliated and slandered, the princess? Even if the princess is still young, this king can't just let it go!"

He raised his head and looked at Chu Jiangnan sitting on the dragon chair, his eyes were cold.

"Your majesty, the princess has golden branches and jade leaves. Even if I make a huge mistake, I dare not ask the emperor to punish the princess. But! How innocent is my son? As a father, if I can't get justice for my son, I will The king is a father in vain!"

"Your Majesty, the princess is arrogant and domineering. She abused the lynching of those who disagree with her. Shouldn't the Emperor take a good reprimand for such behavior?"

(End of this chapter)