The waste wood mad concubine is going to go against the sky

Chapter 339 What is my crime?
She doesn't want to go, who can do anything to her?

You Xueran walked straight forward, the eunuch shouted a few times behind her, but You Xueran ignored him.

But in the court hall, Emperor Kasyapa was in big trouble.It was snowing heavily today, and Emperor Kassapa had a premonition that he would be in a very bad mood before going to court.

"After the earthquake, 120 houses collapsed in the imperial capital, 710 people died, and more than 8000 people were buried. After the heavy rain, another [-] houses collapsed..."

"...heavy rain caused floods, killing 180 people, and now it's snowing heavily, 760 five houses collapsed, and more than [-] people died of freezing..."

The Minister of Household Affairs was reporting to Emperor Kasyapa the casualties of the recent disasters in the imperial capital. Emperor Kasyapa's face darkened as he listened to it, and an expression of impatience appeared on his face. However, the ministers who are most observant on weekdays But now no one paid attention to the look on Emperor Kasyapa's face.

After the Minister of Household Department finished reading the memorial written by himself, several ministers behind him all knelt down and said to Emperor Kasyapa in unison:
"Your Majesty, please issue an imperial edict to review your own crimes!"

Emperor Kasyapa stared at these officials kneeling on the ground with wide eyes, and another old minister shouted:

"Your Majesty has been on the throne for more than [-] years, defiled the great witch, and caused the people to be punished by heaven. Now not only the people in the imperial capital are suffering from natural disasters, but even the people outside the imperial capital are affected. Your Majesty, how can you bear to watch the people suffer? "

The old official with a white beard knelt on the ground and said in tears, Emperor Kasyapa tightly grasped the handrail of the dragon head with both hands, his lips were drawn into a line, and the black air on his face swelled to the base of his neck.

"I...what's the crime?" Emperor Kasyapa spat out these five words with all his strength.

He tightly grasped the dragon head on the armrest of the dragon chair, as if grasping his last authority, he gritted his teeth and cried out:

"There was an indiscriminate disaster. It was because Ling Canglie deprived the country's lineage. It was he who made Kasyapa's lineage incomplete! When he was young, I thought that his blood relatives didn't kill him to sacrifice to heaven and earth, but he pretended to be stupid. Deceived the world. Again, regardless of past suspicions, I named him King Kassapa and gave him such a high courtesy, but in the end! He still caused natural disasters and made Kasyapa's life miserable!"

Emperor Kasyapa's voice fell like a heavy hammer. He kept raising his voice to make the ministers fear him, but those ministers who asked him to issue the edict of sin still knelt on the ground.

"Your Majesty! If you hadn't thought badly about the great witch girl that day, then there would be no Ling Canglie, and the loss of the national line would not have occurred!"

The minister of the Ministry of War stepped forward and shouted to Emperor Kasyapa.

Emperor Kassapa's face was swollen and turned purple. He pointed at the ministers in the hall and shouted loudly: "What's wrong with me? The world belongs to me, and everyone in the world belongs to me! The great witch belongs to me too! Not to mention I have regretted it back then, never entered the Square Pagoda again, never paid attention to the Great Witch..."

When Emperor Kasyapa said this, he lowered his head, a little at a loss as to where to put his gaze. After a while, he seemed to have found some excuse for himself and said to the ministers:
"What's the point of issuing an edict of guilt now? What can you redeem if you pursue my fault again? I have now decided to kill Ling Canglie, let the national vein in his body return to the ground, and I will kill my relatives righteously to show the world !"

What Emperor Kasyapa said was impassioned, but the ministers listened to his words, and did not object or come out to agree with him.

(End of this chapter)