The imperial concubine was spoiled by the prince again

Chapter 815 You Do It On Purpose
"Appropriately show weakness, and make the prince happy."

The more underestimated the opponent is, the easier it is for them to deal with.

Zheng Youde suddenly realized: "Understood, how about that villain just let the Zheng family's shops withdraw from Qingshui County, and make way for His Highness the Crown Prince?"

He was very disgusted and said: "Anyway, the land is vast and sparsely populated, the land veins are not very good, and you can't earn much money."

"Why don't you just be a favor?"

"The villain has recently heard rumors that our Zheng family and the prince have turned against each other because of the former princess. The public opinion is not very good."

Zheng Lian thought for a while: "Alright."

In the early morning of the next day, just as the morning court started, Wang Yushi brought the topic back to yesterday: "About the matter of Huo Jin and General Huo, there must be a conclusion today, right?"

The military officers stared: "What's the matter, you haven't finished yet?"

The civil servants headed by Wang Yushi fought against each other: "We are fighting with reason!"

Seeing that they were about to quarrel again, the emperor had a headache that was comparable to a hangover. When he and Xiao Yunzhi met their eyes, he nodded invisibly, so he called the names: "Prince, tell me."

Xiao Yunzhi took a step forward: "I still think that I should listen to what General Huo has to say first."

Without waiting for others to speak, he said loudly: "I request the order to go to the border in person. If General Huo really disobeys the imperial order, he will be held accountable according to the law! And he will be severely punished!"

Hearing this answer, several military officers who admired Xiao Yunzhi yesterday turned cold, but Zheng Lian couldn't help but raise the corners of his lips.

Xiao Yunzhi, you are finished.

No wonder last night it was fireworks and a banquet to please Huo Zhennan, so it turned out to be preparations for today.

Do you think that Huo Zhennan will forgive you for showing affection to Huo Jinxiu?

Also "if General Huo really disobeyed the imperial decree"?
What's the "what if" in this kind of thing?Doesn't Xiao Yunzhi mean that he agrees to pursue Huo Jinhe for the crime of resisting the decree?

Sure enough, as soon as Xiao Yunzhi spoke, Huo Zhennan, who was not far away from him, hit him with a merciless punch. Xiao Yunzhi didn't hide, and took the punch forcefully.

But after being beaten, he still said: "Father-in-law, you have to trust General Huo!"

Believe the shit!

Is it a question of believe it or not?
Of course, the emperor couldn't watch Huo Zhennan make a move in the hall, so he hurriedly yelled at someone to stop him.

Xiao Yunzhi covered his beaten face and continued: "Father-in-law, don't worry, even if General Huo resists the decree, he still has credit for defeating the barbarians. If the merits and demerits balance out, he will be fine!"

Huo Zhennan was grabbed by someone, and his feet were still kicking at him: "Is this a question of whether it's okay?! Ah???!!"

Who the hell wants to argue about credit or not?

What Lao Tzu is fighting for is one breath!It's fair!It's my heartfelt love for the Xiao family for so many years!
"Xiao Yunzhi, you are very good! I misread you!"

The early court obviously couldn't continue, Huo Zhennan was punished with salary and shut himself up to think about his mistakes. The ministers hurriedly retreated, just thinking about the scene just now on the way, sympathizing with the crown prince, and thankful that the person who said that sentence was not himself.

The prince who was left behind to treat his injuries was stared at by the emperor: "What do you think you did!"

"Is this what you came up with all night?"

Xiao Yunzhi rolled the egg on his face: "No, this is just the first part."

"Father, my son-in-law still hasn't talked to you for the second half."

"Your servant requests an order to lead troops to crush the barbarians while going to the border."

Although half of his face was swollen, the emperor could feel Xiao Yunzhi's firm determination when he said this, and he withdrew his expression: "Did you do it on purpose?"

(End of this chapter)