Three books and six rites to whiteheads

The prince harmed the uncle of the country, and Jiade was exposed

Cui Muren frowned and looked at the prince and King Han who were bowing to ask for orders, hesitating to speak.

King Jiade closed his eyes: "The evidence is solid, you go."

Should it be so easy?

The crown prince who lowered his head was stunned, recovered his senses and raised his head and hurriedly said: "Father, my son is going now!"

King Han looked at the back of the prince who quickly retreated, frowned slightly, turned around and raised his head and said, "Father, the matter can only be thoroughly investigated if it is tried by Dali Temple, and..."

King Jiade's tone was flat: "If you have a long night, you will have many dreams. After the search and beheading, if you still want to find out what's going on, go ahead."

So why not check it out now?

King Han really didn't understand: "But father, once that time comes, there will be no evidence of death, and nothing will be done. My son implores father to make an order,

This is the best time for trial. "

"Okay, go down." King Jiade opened his eyes and sat up straight, waving his hands.

King Han was a little anxious: "Father?"

But King Jiade didn't move, so King Han had no choice but to bow and leave.

Cui Muren looked at King Han's back: "Your Majesty, have you really thought about what you're doing? The two princes are fighting each other. Just now, the Majesty Wang mentioned that Daze is powerless to the outside world, and they seem to have never heard of it..."

King Jiade brought up the pen again: "It's the widow's negligence, so I shouldn't have mentioned it."

"Your Majesty, is there really no other way?" Cui Muren sighed, and slowly stepped forward to study ink.

King Jiade's pen paused, and he tilted his head to look at Cui Muren: "Tell me, what should I do?"

Cui Muren's eyes suddenly burst into tears: "There are no strong generals and no powerful weapons. The Wu Kingdom has always been greedy, and its intentions are not for a moment's gold and silver.

It's too difficult to protect the city... "

King Jiade really didn't know what to write to reply to the papers, he was dizzy reading the papers in front of him, so he stopped writing and sighed: "Even if I think more, I won't be deceived by the uncle of the country, so confused that I really thought that Licheng It's just a riot, if it can be discovered and stopped early, it won't lead to the fields like today."

"The news of riots, suppression, riots, and suppression has been spreading for ten years, and the country of Wu has become more and more arrogant, and the border has been in emergency for these years. The old minister really feels strange," Cui Muren took the wolf hair from King Jiade and put it back. He picked up the pen holder, "That's why we secretly sent spies to avoid the uncle's men and sneak into Licheng."

King Jiade raised his hand to stop Cui Muren's words: "The widow said, I don't blame you for the spies. What the widow is angry about is the land of Daze, but now it seems to be the back garden of his Wu country! With Licheng as the center, the land of Daze Gold and silver are being poured into his kingdom like a tide!"

"Your Majesty, Luli City has essentially been the trading hub of the Wu Kingdom for ten years. In fact, there is no difference between giving up and not giving up."

"The widow knows."

"Old minister, risk your life to say something you shouldn't have said." Cui Muren suddenly looked at King Jiade seriously.

"But it doesn't matter."

"Your Majesty actually doesn't care who owns Licheng, or even who owns more cities. The only thing he wants is that the Wei surname of Daze will last forever, but?"

When King Jiade was poked at the center of the matter, he became angry instantly, and with a livid face, he swiped the paper in front of him cleanly: "Presumptuous!"

Cui Muren quickly knelt down on the ground, trembling on the surface, but stubbornly did not say a word.

Wordless silence, time seems to stand still for a spring and autumn.

King Jiade gasped for a while and finally calmed down: "My widow, I forgive you for your innocence, but you see something."