Madam is right

Chapter 424
The officials naturally looked at each other for a while, and no one spoke for a long time.

But Shao Deming had already laid the groundwork early in the morning, dug a hole here, and waited for Zhao Jue.

Zhao Jue had no choice but to say: "I would like to report to my father, the disaster in Yangzhou, my son's crime is unforgivable, my son is willing to take the post of imperial envoy and go to Yangzhou for disaster relief."

And at this time, if the people in the Prince's camp remain silent, they are really disloyal.

Officials from the Prince's camp, including Xing Zhao, Minister of Punishment, and He Wenkang, Minister of Rites, rushed forward to persuade Zhao Jue to take back this idea, or hope that Emperor Chengyuan would think twice.

The officials of the Prince's camp were spitting, and at this time, Zhao Jin also said: "Father, the words of Lord Xing and Lord He are not unreasonable. The second brother is the prince, and it is true that he cannot leave Beijing for too long. Therefore, my son is willing Instead of the second brother, go to Yangzhou...cough cough..."

Saying this, Zhao Jin coughed suddenly on the Golden Luan Hall.

However, Zhao Jin couldn't stop coughing for a while.

Seeing his heartache, Shao Deming immediately knelt down in front of Emperor Chengyuan and said, "My Majesty, His Royal Highness Qi Wang has just returned from disaster relief in the north, and His Highness Qi Wang has been working day and night, and hastily returned to Beijing. This is the root of the disease. Your Majesty, no matter how diligent His Highness King Qi is, this body is not made of iron!"

Shao Deming looked distressed, and wanted to continue to say something, but was stopped by Zhao Jin, who was about to stop coughing.

Zhao Jin said: "Father, my son's body is fine, the prime minister is serious. It's just a little cold, and it will be fine soon. My son can still go to the south of the Yangtze River...cough..."

His voice was still hoarse after a cough, and before he finished speaking, he coughed again uncontrollably.

Xing Zhao looked at the king of Qi and the prime minister who were singing together, and his teeth itch with hatred.

They are determined to send the prince away at this time!
No wonder Shao Deming recommended King Qi when there was a famine in the northern border at the beginning of the year.

Since King Qi left the capital, every move Shao Deming made was prepared for this moment!

I saw Zhao Jin, king of Qi in the main hall, suddenly turned pale because of the sudden symptoms, even Zhao Yin looked at it, and felt that it really seemed to be the case.

Zhao Yin had no choice but to quickly announce the imperial physician to see Zhao Jin, and also allowed Zhao Jin to go back to the mansion to rest first.

At this point in the matter, it is almost doomed that Prince Zhao Jue must go to the south of the Yangtze River for disaster relief.

Zhao Jin had just been helped away by the palace servants, Shao Deming said as if he was eager to get a promise from Zhao Yin: "Your Majesty, His Royal Highness King Qi is really injured and sick right now, and he can't bear the bumpy journey anymore! But His Highness King Qi is sincere The old minister is deeply moved by his heart, and the old minister is willing to go south to relieve the disaster in place of His Royal Highness King Qi!"

With that said, Shao Deming bowed directly in front of Zhao Yin.

What he said was obviously expressing his enthusiasm, but secretly he stabbed Zhao Jue, and at the same time quietly urged Zhao Yin to appoint a person to help the disaster.

Earlier, the responsibility for the breach of the Yangzhou dam was put on Zhao Jue, and now he is here to ask himself to go to the disaster area to provide relief. Shao Deming has been responsible for being upright and caring for the people. So who has become of the prince? !

If it is possible, Xing Zhao really wants to go straight up and beat that old fox, Shao Deming!
But above the main hall, Xing Zhao could only hold back his anger and looked at Zhao Jue helplessly.

(End of this chapter)