The businesswoman flirting with her husband: Prince Tsundere, don't get angry!

Chapter 204 Old Fox

"Since you don't have that intention, why didn't you listen to the emperor's order and leave this place, instead gathering people to forcefully break into Donghua Gate?"

Gong Yu asked in a deep voice.

Yucheng took a few steps forward, stroked his white beard, and said seriously: "The prime minister's words are precious, and he will mislead us between the lines. It's really a good skill. But we have a clear conscience. For the sake of the emperor and the Yueli Dynasty, naturally, he is not afraid of the trumped-up charges imposed by others. The emperor's way of handling things about Mr. Lu is inappropriate, and it is normal for us as ministers to advise, but the emperor refuses to listen. I have no choice but to enter the palace to meet the emperor and explain the matter clearly, all of this is not an exaggeration, right?"

"Since the emperor is unwell, and the prime minister has come forward in person, then please ask the prime minister to give us an explanation, which saves us from asking the emperor, wouldn't it be better?"

Gong Yu scolded the old fox inwardly, but his expression remained unchanged.

"Lu Chang has committed three major crimes, numerous minor crimes, and the evidence is solid. What else needs to be explained? As for the dismissal and transfer of other officials, they are all within the normal range. It is the result of discussions between the Ministry of Officials, the truth, and the emperor. There is nothing to criticize. As for the three-stage joint trial mentioned by Mr. Yu, I think it is really unnecessary. The three-stage joint trial is mainly aimed at the royal relatives who are in the title, or the ministers who have made outstanding contributions, and Lu Chang is neither the imperial relatives. , and it’s not highly respected, and it doesn’t meet the conditions of the three-official joint trial. It’s the best result to be directly reviewed by the Ministry of Officials and handed over to the emperor to deal with it. I don’t know if Boss Yu has any questions?”

Before Yucheng could speak, Zhu Xiuzhi answered.

"Lord Lu has been working hard for more than ten years. How can he not be highly respected? He has personally handled cases and affairs, big and small. Even the first emperor once praised him for his diligence. How come he has not made outstanding contributions? Prime Minister My lord is trying to make excuses, I don't know where did lord Lu offend the prime minister, to say that he is so useless? It makes us feel really chilled."

Gong Yu is a scholar. Although he has read many ways of sages and sages, his skill is still not enough for the treacherous and cunning senior ministers who are many years older than him. Just as he was thinking hard about how to answer, an old voice came from behind the door. passed it on.

"How can there be so much attention? If the emperor can't even remove a Dali Temple minister who has committed a crime, then what's the point of being the emperor? Why don't you just hand over the throne to the adults and sit together? To save the emperor the trouble of following your opinions in everything, what do you think of this old man’s suggestion?”

These words were really a little crazy, but also a little ruthless, and directly stretched the meaning of the ministers present to the extreme, no matter how people heard it, there was a feeling that everyone did not take the emperor seriously.

The person who said this was naturally fearless, Mr. Zhou Anzhou, who had the rough temperament of a general but became a civil servant among civil servants.

He walked out leisurely from behind the door with his hands behind his back, the sharpness on his face was that of a general.

Zhu Xiuzhi and Zhou An are officials at the same level, and they have always looked down on this vulgar old man. He should be the most unreasonable and unreasonable person among the civil servants. There is no such thing as etiquette in him. He usually looked sideways at people, and even the emperor dared to directly contradict him when he was in the court.

(End of this chapter)