The blackened marquis insists that the husband should be more valuable than the son!

Everyone present was shocked when they saw the back injury.

But the reason for everyone's surprise is different.

Only Princess Pingyang rushed forward and hugged Tang Qiyan tightly until she cried hysterically. Even the bystanders could sympathize with her sadness... However, Xue Mingyue was not included among these people.

Xue Mingyue felt sympathy for the mother and son.

But compared to Princess Pingyang, it is easier for her to look at all this from Tang Qiyan's position. No matter which direction you look at it, Princess Pingyang is very derelict in her duties, even if she is crying very sadly and regretfully.

But so what?

She wasn't here when he needed his mother the most. What's the use of waiting for him to come back to seek justice after he finally grew up with difficulty? He doesn't need her anymore. Without her, he can still avenge himself.

While Xue Mingyue was thinking, she suddenly saw Emperor Jing Ping frowning tightly from the end of his eyes.

She couldn't help but pause.

Well, she had to admit, this trick was still useful.

Emperor Jingping's face was extremely gloomy, and he stared at Tang Qiyan, who was lying unconscious on the stretcher, expressionlessly, and said coldly: "Go and bring Tang Kun and his second son here."

"Lian Qing, please handle this matter."

Lian Dongshu cupped his hands in agreement, turned around and left.

Xiao Duo's body was slightly stiff, and the hands hanging by his sides clenched together suddenly. The cry of Princess Pingyang lingered in his ears, making his head hurt. His face turned slightly pale, and he looked a little reluctant.

He took a deep breath, and finally couldn't help but scolded the Tang family and his son in his heart.

Knowing that he was staying under his father's nose, Tang Qiyan had already registered in front of his father! They dared to treat him like the useless snack they beat and scolded in the house!

Do they know that as long as Tang Qiyan shows his injuries in front of his father, they will all be doomed?

Just like now, how to explain the injuries on his body?

Xiao Duo was almost convinced by his uncle. He had told him in every possible way before that he should keep a low profile during Qiu Lie and win over Tang Qiyan no matter what method he used. Things in the General's Mansion must not be revealed. In front of my father...

How did they do it? !

How stupid!

Xue Mingyue sighed in her heart for the thousandth time, the master behind Princess Pingyang was really clever.

Conspiracies and conspiracies took turns. From the moment Princess Pingyang stood up to complain, she was in an invincible position. Even the evidence was prepared. What could be better than Tang Qiyan himself to prove what Tang Kun had done? Of?

She moved as far back as possible to reduce her presence.

Xue Mingyue folded her hands and couldn't help but look at Imperial Physician An, who was still making an impassioned speech in front of Emperor Jingping. He alone was as good as the other imperial physicians who consulted him, describing every injury on Tang Qiyan's body.

Although Liu Yuan did not say a word that he made a misdiagnosis, every word said that he was a quack.

This is obviously caused by the abuse he suffered since childhood. He can also say that he was born with a defect without conscience, bah! It's better to just say that he accepted Tang Kun's benefits and leave it there!

Xue Mingyue was speechless, simply amazed.

She always knew that the teacher she was looking for had a bit of a venomous tongue, but she didn't expect that his fighting ability could be so strong.

Looking at Emperor Jing Ping's increasingly ugly expression, he knew that these words were all piercing his heart.

Of course, Judge Liu also wanted to defend himself, but he had been gagged for a long time. No matter how hard he struggled, he couldn't utter a single word. When he met Emperor Jingping's eyes that seemed to be murderous, his legs weakened and he fell to the ground. on the ground.

The heart is ashamed.

Concubine Shu, who came to join in the fun, finally understood the whole story through Princess Pingyang's cries.

I don’t know much, but it’s enough.

If it weren't for the unsuitable place, Concubine Shu would have almost laughed out loud. The preparations for the autumn hunt were in a hurry. The Queen was not feeling well so she didn't come, and Concubine Tang didn't come either... She wanted to avoid the limelight. .

After all, the second prince had just been cut off most of his party members by Emperor Jingping not long ago.

As a result, Princess Pingyang now came to sue Tang Kun. Tang Kun imprisoned the princess, abused the princess and bribed the imperial doctor to give false testimony. These things were said to be certain, and Tang Kun could not avoid it.

Why isn't this a God-given opportunity for her fourth son?

Concubine Shu walked up to Princess Pingyang, patted her on the shoulder, and comforted her with a soft voice: "Don't be afraid, sister. Your Majesty will definitely seek justice for you and your child, and those who have done wrong will definitely be punished."

"Qi Yan, this child is blessed with great fortune and will definitely be fine."

Princess Pingyang didn't speak, she just kept crying.

Xue Mingyue suspected that she might not know what to say or what not to say, so she didn't answer no matter who asked, and she said as little as possible and made fewer mistakes. Just as she was wondering what His Majesty would do to the Tang family, she heard Xiao Yu's voice:

"Father, I know who inflicted the injury on my cousin's back."

Everyone's eyes flicked over.

Emperor Jingping looked down at him: "How do you know?"

Xiao Yu frowned, raised his head and said honestly to him: "I went to see my cousin a few days ago and wanted him to take me out to play. As soon as I arrived outside the tent, I heard my cousin being beaten and scolded, and he said, 'I'm going to take you out today. I’m going to beat you to death, you useless thing.”

He was accompanied by chamberlains and guards.

They all heard the beating and scolding inside.

In the end, Xiao Yu sent someone to stop him and rescued Tang Qiyan from Tang Kun's whip.

At this point, he paused and looked at Emperor Jingping hesitantly. After getting his permission, he continued: "And that day I also smelled a strong smell of alcohol on General Tang."

Hearing this, Xiao Duo's expression suddenly changed.

The Jin Dynasty did not require many rules for its courtiers, but the most important one was that they were not allowed to drink alcohol during the day. Civilian officers may be better off, but military attaches must not drink alcohol while on duty.

Xiao Duo couldn't bear it and closed his eyes.

His uncle was good at everything, but he couldn't change his habit of drinking. And when he drank, he liked to take action. In the mansion, he often beat servants to death by accident, and Xiao Duo helped him deal with it many times.

Unexpectedly, he not only drank, but also picked Tang Qiyan to do it.

If it weren't for the fact that he was his uncle, Xiao Duo would have simply fainted. In fact, he quickly calmed down after initially panicking when he heard the news, thinking of some way to save the Tang family.

Xiao Duo did figure it out.

The letter on the emperor's desk was his solution.

As long as the foreign troubles in the imperial court continue, it is impossible for his uncle to get into trouble at this juncture, because his father still needs him to quell the foreign troubles.

This is also the main reason why Tang Kun acted unscrupulously.

After Xue Mingyue figured this out, she felt a little worried about Princess Pingyang and her son. At the same time, she began to recall the time in her previous life when Tang Qiyan beat the drum to report the imperial petition...

How did your majesty decide to kill Tang Kun?

Xue Mingyue racked her brains and thought for a long time. Suddenly, she was shocked and looked up at Xie Lang, who was standing in the front. The young man's figure was like a pine tree, and it was hard to move his eyes away just by standing there.

In my previous life, when the war broke out in Northern Xinjiang, Xie Lang led the troops!