The emperor's plan: to rule the world

Chapter 7 Cangzhou Governor
The right minister of Yan Kingdom is 24 years old this year, and is the eldest son of the Rong family. The Rong family has been loyal to the Gu family for generations. The position of right minister has always been held by the head of the Rong family, which can be regarded as hereditary.

It's just that every head of the Rong family will hone in front of the emperor or prince for a period of time before becoming the right minister, so this right minister is still her companion.

The handsome man in plain clothes quickly walked in and saluted respectfully: "Rong Qian sees the Lord."

Gu Qingyi raised his hand, as if to avoid his courtesy: "What's the matter?"

Rong Qian thanked En and got up, first saw Qin Shu who would never appear here at this time, and then saw the gauze wrapped in her hand.

"I heard that the Lord was injured..."

Needless to say, the corner of Gu Qingyi's mouth slightly raised: "So Rong Qing came to see me at this time to care about me?"

Rong Qian: "..."

If he hadn't stayed by her side for long enough, Rong Qian would almost kneel down for her.

Would she need his attention?

"I have something to report." Meeting her cold eyes, Rong Qian decided to talk about the business first: "There are rumors outside that Qin Shu, the master of the Cangwu Palace, colluded with assassins, intending to assassinate the master, and planned something wrong."

Gu Qingyi looked at the man standing next to him, and smiled lightly: "What do you think?"

His tone was calm, and even Rong Qian was extremely surprised by his calmness.

According to my master's temperament, shouldn't he ask the crime first without saying a word?

Regardless of whether he is planning to commit crimes or not, he will be punished first.

Why are you still in the mood to ask him how he feels this time?

He was not the only one who noticed the change in attitude, Qin Shu also felt it.

He bowed slightly, recalling what she had said, his heart immediately settled down: "I will handle it well."

Gu Qingyi raised her eyes and looked at Rong Qian: "Just kneel down if you have nothing to do."

Rong Qian: "..."

Rong Qian was taken aback for a moment: "Your Majesty, you don't bring such a thing? Is this crossing a river and demolishing bridges?"

He came all the way to the palace just to say such a sentence?

Gu Qingyi smiled: "Or maybe Rong Qing wants to spend the night in the palace?"

Rong Qian turned his head and looked at the sky outside the window, his face was troubled for a while.

"If Rong Qing has this idea, I can help you..."

Rong Qian still knows what kind of temperament his master is, and he didn't dare to let her continue, Rong Qian said in a jerk: "No, no need! I have something to do at home, I will leave first."

With that said, he quickly turned around and backed out.

Gu Qingyi watched him leave the hall in a hurry as if there was a ghost chasing him behind, raised her eyebrows and said, "Is it so scary?"

Qin Shu shook his head: "It's because the Right Prime Minister's psychological endurance is too weak."

The corner of Gu Qingyi's mouth twitched.

Gu Qingyi looked at the pure white gauze, thought for a while and said, "If I remember correctly, the eldest son of Prime Minister Zuo... is called Chu Xuan, right?"

"Yes."

"What do you think about making Chu Xuan the magistrate of Cangzhou?"

Qin Shu looked up at her in astonishment: "Your Majesty, Chu Xuan is now the Young Minister of Dali Temple."

"Ah."

"Cangzhou is far away in the barbarian land in the southwest, with poor mountains and bad waters, and is adjacent to Nanzhao."

"Ah."

"Your Majesty is trying to demote him?"

"Presumptuous." Gu Qingyi glanced at him casually: "Are you complaining about him?"

There was no anger in the tone, but it forced Qin Shu to bow his knees in an instant: "I am guilty."

Gu Qingyi leaned over, raised his chin with his slender fingers, and the corners of his mouth curled up in a cold arc: "I know you have a very good personal relationship with him."

Qin Shu's face suddenly changed.

(End of this chapter)