The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1262 Feign Death Drug

However, it is the crime of corruption that can be punished with the death penalty, and it does not depend on a few hundred taels to convict it, let alone involving officials of the third rank or above.

Tang Nineteen put down the book: "How much?"

"10 taels of gold."

Tang Nineteen's jaw was almost dropped by this amount.

What kind of concept is this? I am afraid that the current national treasury, if it is to take out 10 taels of gold, it may not be a matter of raising your hand.

That's gold, not silver.

Converted into silver, that would be tens of millions of taels.

"As for the criminal evidence, 10 taels of gold is too exaggerated, how can it be proved? I think that in the whole Nanzhou, even if all the gentry gave half of their wealth to Gu Ci, they might not have this amount."

"Why do you need evidence of crime? Don't you tell me everything. If you want to add a crime, there is no reason to worry."

Tang Nineteen was silent.

While silent, he suddenly understood: "With such false evidence, the emperor dug a hole for you, waiting for you to jump."

Qu Tiange looked up at her, there was no need to answer, the sneer in his eyes was already the best answer.

It turned out that the emperor was so "well-intentioned" to his son.

"He is waiting for you to investigate, for you to admit it yourself. You still have concerns about Gu Ci and others, and you can't let go. He wants to prove something, to prove that your ambition is not dead, or to see how ruthless you are. "

Qu Tiange's sneer became stronger: "Perhaps, he just wanted to prove whether I always have a disobedient heart towards him."

Tang Nineteen suddenly felt that there was nothing good about being a rich man.

Longitudinal prosperity and wealth, but it is such a hard life.

Qu Tiange worked hard, so the emperor didn't work hard.

"Then, how do you plan to protect Gu Ci without disobeying the emperor?"

Qu Tiange never told Tang Nineteen about his plan in detail, because Tang Nineteen hadn't asked in detail either.

For three days in the small town, the two were isolated from the world, and they had a strong tacit understanding with each other, knowing that once they left this small town, the world outside would definitely be overturned and no longer peaceful.

The two enjoyed the last three beautiful days, and they didn't mention the unpleasant topic between each other.

However, now, except for the small town, everything that should come has come.

"Gu Ci has a lover named Liu Chanshi."

This Tang Nineteen knows, I heard that Gu Ci became the second Xia Jie for this woman, just because this woman likes to hear the sound of ceramics shattering, so Gu Ci spent a lot of money and bought a set of Xia Jie for this woman. He piled up porcelain and asked his servants to smash it every day to listen to it.

Of course, this is just hearsay.

"I know, the person who mentioned the criminal case mentioned it to me."

"Liu Chanshi's mother has learned a skill of shrinking bones. This skill has been practiced superbly. Liu Chanshi has had strange bones since she was a child. She can put herself in a small earthen jar. It is easy to get in and out of the dungeon. matter."

Tang Nineteen sounded so familiar.

Thinking about it carefully, in the roster that the old concubine Xu showed her, there was a woman with delicate and soft bones, who once embed the emperor in the narrow window of the Imperial Hospital, tampering with the late emperor's tonic.

Later, when the emperor succeeded to the throne, he chased her to death and exterminated her, forcing her to flee to the end of the world and disappear.

Is it...

Qu Tiange continued: "Gu Ci is under strict guard right now, and there are cronies sent by the emperor to watch. It is impossible for anyone to get close, even this king, and it is impossible to meet him alone. Zen poetry sneaked into it from the dungeon window, and sent the fake death medicine that the king asked Xu Laosan to prepare, pretending that Gu Ci committed suicide in fear of crime, in exchange for Gu Ci's way of life."

(End of this chapter)