Nongmen Xianggong is a koi

Chapter 263 Dissuasion

After hesitating for a moment, the prince clenched the bamboo painting in his hand and strode in.

At this time, the atmosphere in the palace was quite depressing. Everyone was silent and only hurriedly cleaned up the overturned incense burner.

The emperor's face was livid, he was furious, his eyes were cracked, "Ling Chi all those cheap slaves, and throw their bodies into the mountains to feed the wolves!"

As soon as these words came out, the attendants and maids who were still in the palace shivered again, fearing that if they accidentally did something wrong, they would die without a burial place.

When the prince saw the emperor like this, he frowned slightly and his voice was a little low, "Father, wait a minute."

"Your Highness, are you going to plead for those lowly slaves?" The Emperor had been dissatisfied with the Crown Prince for some time because he disliked the concepts of ghosts and destiny. Seeing the Crown Prince like this, his anger became even more apparent on his face.

"Father has misunderstood." The prince bowed slightly, "My son, I do not want to plead for others, but to pray for my father."

"My son, I accidentally got a bamboo painting today. I saw its exquisite workmanship and excellent painting quality, so I came here to present it to my father."

While speaking, the prince slowly opened the bamboo painting in his hand.

The face of Guanyin Bodhisattva appeared in front of the emperor.

The compassionate face made the emperor's originally extremely violent heart suddenly calm down a little.

The most important thing is that the prince actually started to like him, indicating that he probably also recognized the theory of immortality he pursued.

"It's really good."

After the emperor thought of this, he felt much relieved, and even his tone of voice became softer, "This image of Bodhisattva is very good, please hang it in my bedroom."

"Yes." The prince nodded, and then continued, "Today, I also got this Bodhisattva picture by chance. I thought that this is probably the Bodhisattva's guidance, and it is also to make my father be compassionate, so that I can get the Bodhisattva. guidance.”

"That's right." The emperor nodded, and after a pause, he said, "What the prince said is very reasonable. Those palace servants who made mistakes, I will spare their lives today, slap them with thirty slaps, and drive them out of the palace." go."

"Yes." The leader of the palace received the oral instruction, and a big stone suddenly fell to the ground in his heart. Although it was not easy for the palace people to be kicked out of the palace, but if they survived, they would still have a future.

His Royal Highness really saved these people today...

The palace servant hurried over to pass on the oral order, and the prince bowed upon seeing it, "Father, you are compassionate and kind-hearted. Your heart is so touching that it will surely accumulate merits for you and help you reach the pinnacle of enlightenment and become an immortal soon."

"Yes." The emperor became more and more satisfied with the prince's words and deeds today. He couldn't help but curl up the corners of his mouth. He even reached out and patted the prince's shoulder to show his approval.

"It's getting late, so I won't disturb my father as he goes to Qingxu Hall and take his leave first."

The matter was resolved, and the prince did not want to stay any longer.

"Go." The emperor waved his hand and raised his hand to call people over, ready to burn incense and change clothes.

The prince held up his hands and retreated slowly.

As soon as he walked out of the palace gate, he saw a young Taoist priest who accompanied the emperor's Qingxiu on a daily basis, walking in a hurry and looking even more anxious.

Something like that happened just now. The prince was a little unsure at this moment and subconsciously stopped the little Taoist priest, "What's the matter?"

"Your Highness the Prince." The little Taoist priest saluted respectfully, "The Heavenly Master asked me to come and bring a message to His Majesty, so that His Majesty must comply with it."

"What?"

"This..." The little Taoist priest hesitated for a moment and then opened his mouth.

(End of this chapter)