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Chapter 641 Angry Doraemon (Part 735)
Go to a new place and have a new beginning.

Of course, before making a new beginning, he also needed to understand the various policies and regulations of this "new court".

It is also because although Luo Youzhen’s two sons were killed by the court, after understanding the policies of the new court, he was still willing to serve the court, which is why he is treated like this now.

If he is unwilling, what awaits him will be more than ten years in prison and demotion to a commoner.

Luo Youzhen was of course very painful about the death of his two sons, but he also knew that his two sons, although kind-hearted and chivalrous, were just like their father Luo Youzhen.

But in fact, these two have done a lot of bad things since they entered puberty and into adulthood.

Although Luo Youzhen would not let his friends off the hook just because they broke the law, he actually "ignored" some of the things his two sons had done.

Although he was not sentenced to death and although the circumstances were extenuating, but after all... after all he began to bend the law for personal gain.

Luo Youzhen should have been punished for this, after all, he was guilty of harboring a criminal. But after all, the Jinyiwei were not so ruthless. Although they did judge Luo Youzhen with a standard beyond the times, they still gave him a break.

Although Doraemon disagreed with this, he didn't particularly object to it.

As for Wu Yun, he didn't care at all about how Xu Lun judged others.

For a person like him, all he cares about is who he can harm today, whether he can kill a few people, and whether he can make some pocket money, and so on.

As for the final verdict of Luo Youzhen? Although he read out the verdict, he was disappointed that he was not sentenced to death, so that he could use his new execution idea.

However, although he expressed disappointment, Wu Yun actually didn't care about Luo Youzhen's fate, and he didn't care at all about the extremely complicated expressions on his face after the trial.

After returning to the capital, Wu Yun rested for another month, mainly because the court needed to digest the current achievements:
At present, the entire capital region has been completely controlled by the Cihang Sect, or the court controlled by the Cihang Sect. The people in the country are all on the side of the Cihang Sect.

In addition to the capital area, a considerable area of ​​the Jiangnan region has now been brought under the complete control of the imperial court.

In addition, the current strength of the Zhu family in the Ming Dynasty has also been greatly weakened.

Although Zhu Di was still the emperor in name only, he had actually completely lost control of the empire, and the little remaining power under his command had been completely cut off.

He completely lost all authority and fell to the ground from the sky.

This former emperor had fought for Zhu Yuanzhang in many battles for more than several decades.

He was sitting in the magnificent and majestic hall of the capital's grand palace, on the dragon throne that symbolized the supreme power, but he had lost all his strength.

He slumped in a chair, his eyes empty and his body haggard, as if he would not live long.

Climb up to the clouds, and then fall from the clouds at a high speed.

Such an experience is enough to completely destroy a person.

Zhu Di was indeed dying, even though he was only in his forties. Moreover, the Cihang Sect took good care of him and fed him elixirs every day.

If it weren't for these life-preserving pills, Zhu Di would have died earlier.

"Is it very painful?" Inside the Qianqing Palace, Doraemon, the current great leader of the Cihang Sect and also the imperial teacher of the Ming Dynasty, came to Zhu Di, who looked like a dried corpse, and asked him while looking at him.

Zhu Di, who was sitting on the dragon throne, heard Doraemon's voice, turned his head slightly and looked at him, but did not speak.

"It must be very uncomfortable to fall from the clouds to the ground, right?"

Seeing that Zhu Di was unwilling to pay attention to him, Doraemon did not get angry, but continued to ask:
"It must be a great feeling to be an emperor, to be the supreme ruler of the world, to lord it over the people, right?"

Zhu Di suddenly opened his eyes wide, and his body reacted violently after hearing Doraemon's words. His chest began to rise and fall rapidly, and his breathing became heavier.

“You…you…!!”

Zhu Di said this with gritted teeth, and it seemed that he had to use up all his strength to say every word. Every word he squeezed out from between his teeth seemed to be torn into pieces before being spoken.

"You... demon...!! If you insult my father, I will... wooooa ...

A mouthful of blood spurted out of Zhu Di's mouth and splattered all over the ground, making him look extremely miserable.

But in Doraemon's eyes, there is no sympathy.

"If the ruler treats his subjects like grass, then the subjects will treat the ruler like an enemy."

Doraemon first said this sentence lightly. This sentence came from Mencius. Although Doraemon was not made in Chai Na, he still knew this sentence.

Then he continued:
"The emperor once read Mencius.

As for the words "grass" and "enemy", it means:

"It is not something a minister should say," and the emperor proposed to remove him from the throne. The emperor ordered: "Anyone who objects to this will be punished for being disrespectful."

"Your father Zhu Yuanzhang once read Mencius and saw the statement in the book that 'the ruler regards his subjects as grass and the subjects regard the ruler as an enemy'.

He seemed to dislike this statement, saying that it was not appropriate for a minister to say this, and suggested that he be exempted from the sacrifice, and ordered that anyone who made such a suggestion would be treated as disrespectful.

"So, Mencius was removed from the Confucian Temple. Just because his ideas were deeply hated by people around him, he was removed from the Confucian Temple where he had been for thousands of years."

After saying that, Doraemon glanced at Zhu Di and found that he didn't say anything, but just stared at him with his bloodshot eyes.

Doraemon didn't care, but continued:
"And your brother, that should be your brother, right?"

"Illegal punishments were imposed on palace maids. Some had their tongues cut off, some were tied up and buried in deep snow to freeze to death, some were tied to trees and starved to death, and some were burned to death. When palace maids, young and old, saw this, they all feared for their lives."

"Qin Wang Zhu Chong, right?" Doraemon asked, and then continued without caring whether Zhu Di said anything or not:
"Even though your father had a son like this beast, he still gave him a grand funeral after his death, and even had his princess buried with him."

"This is burial alive?" When Doraemon said this, his tone had become a little colder.

"It's still human sacrifice. Your father really loves his son."

(End of this chapter)