The Evil Emperor's Strong Pet

Chapter 268 No Two Hearts
"Report to the emperor, the subject has a record!" Yang Shangshu took a step forward.

Jing Ling didn't even raise his eyelids, "Zuzao!"

"I heard that there have been a lot of refugees in Kyoto in recent days. These refugees are all fleeing. Most of them are old, weak, sick and disabled. It is inevitable that they will not have the plague on their bodies. If they enter the capital like this, there is no guarantee that the epidemic will not be brought into the capital.

For the safety of the people in Kyoto and the emperor, I begged the emperor to send someone to detain the refugees.

The minister also heard that these refugees were released by the Marquis of Dingbei.I want to ask Marquis Dingbei, why did he kill the city guard and let the refugees in without authorization? "He was obviously targeting Li Yin, and he only talked about one side of the matter, and attributed all the faults to Li Yin.

"Dingbeihou, do you have something to say?" Jing Ling asked.

Li Yin took a step forward, looked at Yang Shangshu, "Yang Shangshu's words are correct, the refugees in the capital entered the city because of the fault of my minister.

But it is also because the city guards are disrespectful first, doesn't it mean that the minister, as a prince, has no power to deal with a city guard who has committed crimes below?

Does Yang Shangshu think that you can be disrespectful to the emperor as a minister, and you can be disrespectful to the emperor as a courtier?Will the following crime still survive? "

"What is the meaning of Marquis Dingbei? How can the two be compared?" Yang Shangshu hastily retorted.This crime cannot be pinned on him. Disrespect to the emperor will result in the extermination of the nine clans!

Yang Ning knelt down tremblingly, "I also ask the emperor to learn from you. I have no two hearts for the emperor!"

"I think Marquis Dingbei is right. The following offenders should indeed be killed. The principles of a monarch and his ministers cannot be abolished." Jing Ling suddenly spoke out, and he used this to warn those who have different ideas, as well as those who intend to commit the following offenses.

Huai Ying was the one who supported him to sit on the throne, but he wanted to control him all the time. As the supreme emperor, he probably couldn't allow it.

Yang Shangshu bent down, "Long live the emperor, the emperor is wise."

The other ministers also shouted in unison: "The emperor is wise!"

"Then can Beihou Ding explain why he opened the gate of the imperial city without authorization and let the refugees into the capital?

The Marquis of Dingbei loves the people like his own son, and feels that the refugees are pitiful and has a heart of compassion.

But Kyoto is an important place for the Ye Dynasty, if there are spies from other countries mixed in, it will be bad for our Ye Dynasty and the emperor. I wonder if Marquis Dingbei can bear the consequences? "Yang Shangshu continued, he finally caught Li Yin's handle, how could he let him go so easily.

Even if he can't be brought down, he must use this to extinguish his limelight.

Li Yin is now an official of the Ye Dynasty, so he naturally knows that he should be cautious when doing things, how could it be easy for people to catch him.

"Yang Shangshu, after the refugees entered the capital, the Marquis immediately sent people to isolate the refugees from the common people, checked them carefully, confirmed their identities one by one, and asked the doctor to check whether they were infected with the plague.

After everything was confirmed to be all right, Ben Hou released the refugees.

I don't know what Yang Shangshu meant by the plague and spies? "

Li Yin solved Yang Shangshu's question in a few words, it was impossible to find fault, and people couldn't help but praise.

Hearing this, Yang Ning felt that there was no room for an old face. How did he know that Li Yin had already dealt with the matter, and he still took this matter seriously to criticize Li Yin in the court.

"Marquis Dingbei handled this matter very well..."

(End of this chapter)