Quick Transmigration: The Female Supporting Goddess Raiders

Chapter 645 Humble Maid VS Sick Palace Master (18)
When Su Morer heard these words, don't mention how angry she was.

"Then I'm really sorry, Cao, I'm sorry, I don't have a good memory and forgot your name, but today you will be punished no matter what."

Anyway, she is the one who is trying the case now, and no one else has the chance to intervene.

And the reason why she did this today is because she hoped that Ye Ming could understand her intentions.

"you!"

Su Mo'er blocked his mouth before he finished speaking.

"I don't want to hear you talking nonsense here, so hit twenty sticks first and then talk, take it down."

She watched Cao Renyi, who was being taken down, gradually disappear from her sight. Originally, she didn't want to solve the problem so violently.

But Naihe that person really deserved a beating, she couldn't bear it naturally.

Besides, Yeming is still watching the play, so she has to be more obvious.

"The next time you encounter this kind of thing, tell me directly, okay? Don't solve it yourself, just look at how you beat that person."

Just when Cao Renyi came back from playing the board, Yeming saw him half-dead, and complained directly to Su Mo'er in the hall.

To be honest, she didn't think it would be like this at first, and she was obviously very light-hearted, so what does it have to do with her if he touches porcelain by himself.

Besides, she was originally a girl, so it's understandable that she didn't know the severity of her actions.

But when he was beating the old man, he didn't think about it at all.

How could she let go of someone like him who doesn't take human life seriously.

"My lord, you can't blame me for this. It's obvious that he is looking for trouble. I just couldn't see it and taught him a lesson. Don't you know my temper?"

Ye Ming, who was speechless by Su Mor'er, didn't know what to say now. After all, what she said was right.

This kind of thing may not matter to them, the children of officials and eunuchs, but to a family of ordinary people, if there is no good official to avenge their grievances.

That would really make things worse. If I hadn't met Su Morer today, I don't know what would have happened.

"What you said makes sense, otherwise, let me make a decision for you. Cao Renyi beat and insulted the people in the street, and provoked Princess Ye to be executed according to the current court's law."

Su Morer really didn't expect Yeming to say such a thing, but she felt that this punishment was too serious.

And isn't he afraid that Cao Renyi's father will find him?How dare you do this.

"My lord, didn't you say that you want to hand him over to me? Your sudden order made me feel very embarrassed. Why don't you go back first?"

Su Mo'er felt that Ye Ming was an obstacle here, she didn't even know that he would meddle so much.

She clearly agreed to deal with this matter, but now she gave the order first.

What should she do in the future? Could it be that he hopes that he will never meddle in his own business?
"It seems that you don't agree with the king's way of handling it. If that's the case, I'll leave it to you."

Although Su Morer didn't know what Yeming was thinking after saying this, but now she regained the initiative.

So what she needs to do now is to punish Cao Renyi well.

The board he hit twenty times just now felt lighter.

It's just that she really didn't think of a good way, and she used to watch some costume dramas, didn't some prisoners make mistakes and be exiled?

How about she do the same?This will not only save a lot of trouble, but also save Ye Ming trouble.

And the Minister of the Household Department will definitely have trouble with Yeming because of Cao Renyi's matter.

So it's not impossible for her to do things like this.

"My concubine is a reasonable person. If you admit your mistake, I will save your life. If you don't admit your mistake, then you will hand it over to Ye Wang."

Su Morer thought her threat would be very useful. As for why, it was naturally because he was afraid of death.

(End of this chapter)