The Six Palaces of Favorites: The Black-bellied Emperor's Cold Concubine

Chapter 354 The Emperor’s Means (3)
The emperor seemed to have reached a conclusion on the matter of the inner palace, and this matter was personally investigated by Fu Guang, so he really couldn't argue.He knows that Fu Guang has always been upright and has always been a hard-headed person. The Ministry of Criminal Investigation has never shielded anyone, and the emperor's relatives have never shown mercy when they commit crimes. Before, the eldest princess was arrested and brought to the emperor because of the eldest son's gambling troubles. He begged for mercy, but Fu Guang insisted on refuting the emperor's face, convicted the boy, and imprisoned him in the prison of the Ministry of Criminal Justice for more than a month. Instead, the emperor praised his law enforcement in the court.Such a person, how can people doubt his intentions?
The incident happened suddenly, without any preparation, Lin Ruhai held back his stomach, but could only kneel down and beg the emperor for mercy.

The emperor seemed reluctant in every possible way, but in the end, he forgave the queen for the sake of Lin Ruhai's begging and the empress dowager's unbearable illness, and the merits of the Lin family for generations.

But the emperor made this decision without discussing it with Fu Guang at all.

Fu Guang boldly knelt down, "Your Majesty, I think this is inappropriate..."

"What's wrong?" The emperor didn't look up, but there was a bit of majesty in his voice, "The queen hasn't been wronged, has she? Mrs. Fu sometimes doesn't have to be single-minded in doing things. If you learn how to do things, you can avoid a lot of losses. You have done nothing wrong, this is my idea, and has nothing to do with you. You still go to investigate your case, and when things come to light, I will naturally give you an explanation. Your reputation has not been damaged, and neither have I. What kind of scapegoat do you want to take, and what dissatisfaction do you have?"

Fu Guang hurriedly bent down and said in fear: "I don't dare to be dissatisfied, I just feel..."

"Okay, I know what you're thinking, you just have to investigate your case, it's up to me to make a decision. Since you are my queen, why don't you suffer some grievances for me when the time is right?" The emperor raised his eyes and looked at him , said earnestly: "I know you are loyal, but you also need to know that loyalty is also divided into people. If you are loyal to treacherous ministers, you are disloyal to me. Principles, creeds, and sometimes you have to know how to adapt. Have you ever thought about it?" How many warriors will perish if the border crosses mutiny in the future? Do you think it’s worth it compared to the grievances suffered by the queen? Let’s weigh it, if you were Zhen, how would you choose?”

Cold sweat dripped down Fu's bald head again. "Traitor" and "rebellion", what is the emperor talking about?Is it really incompatible with the Lin family?If this is the case, wouldn't the Lin family one day sooner or later...

He wiped his forehead and said in a trembling voice: "Your Majesty, I understand..."

"It's good if you understand. If I didn't think you are useful, I wouldn't let you investigate this matter." The emperor looked down at the imperial decree in front of him again, and the corner of his mouth twitched slightly, "Master Fu, it's getting late, don't you You can't get out of the palace."

Fu Guang's expression froze, and he hurriedly kowtowed to leave, "I will definitely investigate the case clearly. Please rest assured, my majesty, I will leave."

The emperor responded lightly, and then ordered, "You have already checked it out, the rest of the matter is a secret between you and my ministers, understand?"

"Yes, I understand what the emperor means."

Fu Guang came out of the imperial study and let out a long breath. Your majesty, the young emperor is so mature. Lin Ruhai was miserable after this beating, but he could only suffer from being dumb. He also avoided a mutiny in northern Xinjiang. In addition to being frightened by the crisis, Fu Guang was also relieved to have such a wise emperor in Daqian.

　If you like to read pet articles, you can also read Qingchen's other two books: "The Evil King's Pursuing Marriage: The Black-bellied Little Cute Concubine" and "The Youth of Medicine".

　　
　
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