Sheng Shi Merciful Light

Mu Ci didn't care about the fate of the accomplice, she always had to pay back when she came out to mess around.

"Your Highness...you...are you awake?" asked the shocked Cui Yuanshi.

Isn't it obvious?

Mu Ci never answered any meaningless questions.

Hey, Cui Yuan shocked Mingming—how could you die the day before, come back to life two days later, and wake up so quickly?

Mu Ci not only woke up, but also tried to sit up.It was very strenuous, and the wound on his forehead from Chuan Guo Yuxi gave him even more headaches. He was afraid of a concussion. No wonder he was so dizzy these two days that he couldn't concentrate at all.But Mu Ci never showed the pain on his face, he endured the pain forcefully, lifted the quilt expressionlessly, opened his clothes, and looked at his body...

Horrible!

With no pants on, Mu Ci could feel the pain in various parts of her body while she was drowsy, but she couldn't feel it here.He resolutely lifted off the stained thick cotton pad between his legs, and reached out to touch the roots between his legs - it really didn't hurt, and he didn't feel anything at all.

Confirmed!Partial tissue necrosis, nerve necrosis!

Cui Yuan asked anxiously: "What's wrong, Your Highness? Does it hurt?"

"It doesn't hurt!" Mu Ci said.

Cui Yuan let out a sigh of relief.

"It's more troublesome if it doesn't hurt, it means that even this part of the body has been given up." Mu Ci spoke very serious words in a very flat tone.

Cui Yuan was stunned, and his eyes slowly moved to the small piece of flesh that Mu Ci held in his hand and claimed to be "abandoned". It was blue in color, small and shriveled.Cui Yuanshi's face was very ugly, he stammered: "That...Your Highness...you...don't worry too much...this..."

Mu Ci's face was like an ancient well without waves, and she carefully looked at the damage, with a cold and scrutinizing gaze, as if the little thing being grabbed was not the most important and fragile organ of a man.

——The damage was really serious. The root had been covered with a gold ring for a long time. Although it was removed now, the spongy body was damaged due to the perennial insufficient blood supply, and the development of puberty was missed... Anyway, in memory, no matter what the prince said Well, this place has never functioned properly.

At the age of sixteen, he didn't even have the first erection and the first essence.I didn't feel happy either physically or psychologically.

What a crime!

In addition, the interfemoral sphincter has been suffering from dull pain, which cannot be controlled independently, which means one thing-incontinence.

No wonder a cotton pad was used and it got dirty...

However, Mu Ci didn't have too much emotional fluctuations due to man-made damage to the hypoplasia of the genitals and incontinence, which are a huge blow to ordinary people and almost unbearable.

For Mu Ci, who is determined and rational to the point of being cold-blooded, this is just a trivial trouble.

Cui Yuanshi was trembling and wanted to find words to comfort him: "Your Highness... you are still young, you can still grow up...here... will grow up slowly...it will get better."

"Oh, it doesn't matter." Mu Ci replied calmly. In the future, he will try spiritual nourishment, and then see if the slow-released chalcedony essence has any effect.In the end, it is unsatisfactory and you can only accept the reality. It is meaningless to blame others.

Court Envoy Cui couldn't react, he planned to bear the inexplicable anger, but this young man didn't even twitch his eyebrows, he was so calm... that he was indifferent.

Is this... I really don't care, or I'm too young, no one taught me, so I don't understand the meaning of this... representative?

……

Mu Ci asked in a flat tone, "What's your surname?"

The official Chinese here is similar to Mandarin, but with an accent, and the body has its own memory, so Mu Ci can't be troubled, saving the need to learn to speak.

"My husband's surname is Cui, and he is the new envoy of the Supreme Hospital."

"Old Cui, is it you who prescribed me the trauma medicine?" Mu Ci asked.

"Yes." Court Envoy Cui said, for various reasons, he was the only imperial physician taking care of the Ninth Prince.

Mu Ci sniffed and sniffed, and said in a calm but forceful tone: "Change the prescription!"

"This is the best medicine for wounds."

"It smells bad, change the medicine!" Mu Ci said.

Cui Yuanshi: "..."

It smells bad!It smells bad... Didn't the point go wrong?What kind of brain circuit is this boy, he managed to save his life and come back, but he didn't care about his body's recovery, and he didn't care much about it, first he disliked the smell of wound medicine...

Cui Yuan made it difficult and said: "Your Highness, the medicine will naturally have a medicinal taste."

"The crown prince used this medicine for me when he was in the cold palace. I smelled it for three years, and it's disgusting. I don't want to sleep and have nightmares." Mu Ci said.The prince is a pervert, he tosses the original owner hard, but refuses to let people die, so he always uses the best wound medicine to heal the original owner - that's what it feels like.

But Mu Ci tossed about changing the medicine, more because since the wound medicine was said to have the best effect, it was obviously stronger.As for Mu Ci's new body... Even if it is applied on the skin, it has been increasing the burden on this body over time.

Cui Yuanshi: "..."

Mu Ci said: "Old Cui, the smell of the medicine is unpleasant, bad mood will affect recovery, you know that?"

Cui Yuanshi: "... I know." If you don't know, you have to know.

"As a patient, I have the right to ask for a change of the medicine under the premise that the medicine affects recovery. As for how to change it and what kind of medicine to replace it with, it is your professional problem." Mu Ci said objectively.

Cui Yuanshi: "...but..."

"No, but, if you feel powerless, change someone. I think the emperor has already changed an envoy, and he won't mind changing another." Mu Ci didn't speak harshly, and only glanced at the envoy Cui lightly.

His dark eyes were unfathomable.

This sentence without anger, and a look without a trace of human emotion made Yuanshi Cui feel a huge and heavy coercion, and a cold sweat broke out on his back.

……

No one knows better than Cui Zhongnian the ruthlessness behind the majestic face of Emperor Tianshou.

The former Envoy Zhan was sentenced to more than 300 punishments. Each stick was like Ling Chi... slowly smashing people's waist, hips, legs, hands, and even belly, which made people feel extremely painful. Can people not die without shedding a drop of blood... The last stick hit the sky cap to create a wound, and the broken flesh and bones of the whole body flowed out from the top of the head...

No one has ever seen such a terrifying picture!

And the former envoy died with a smile - he was finally relieved.

You know, when executions are a macabre art...how scary is that?

I really feel that giving poisonous wine and white silk should be very pious and kneel down to "thank the Lord for your kindness".

So, back to the topic - why was the ex so cruelly killed?

It was because of the unspeakable injuries of the Ninth Prince, and the envoy Zhan dared to hide it from the emperor for three years.

Other people's betrayal of the emperor may not be so serious, but the Tai Hospital is a very sensitive department, which controls the life and death of the royal family, and any form of disloyalty is absolutely not allowed.

This is killing chickens and monkeys!

This is the emperor who has been decisive in killing and attacking for 30 years, declaring to everyone that the imperial power under his control cannot be coveted or provoked!

Even if the outside world didn't see it with their own eyes, it caused an uproar this time.

Don't think that "deception" is the norm in this day and age.On the earth, the braided drama of "all the people of the country are slaves, kneeling on their knees" on TV in Huaguo, is the only thing about "copying families and exterminating clans, killing with sticks and killing people".It was the dross made by several barbarians who went south to rule the Central Plains.

In this time and space, regardless of the former Great Zhou Dynasty or the current Great Xing Dynasty, the Chinese nation respects the dignity and rights of individuals, especially the scholar-bureaucrat class, and there is no such thing as a royal staff.Don't say that the emperor wants to kill a lot of ministers, even if he insults the ministers with words, he will be accused, overwhelmed by the imperial censor's remonstrance, criticized by scholars, and will leave a historical record of "not listening to loyal advice, being mean and ungrateful". The class has a bad reputation.

History is like a knife!

It can be said that it was relatively easy to be a commoner and an official in the Daxing Dynasty, because a large part of the reason why the great ancestor seized the country was that he won the hearts of the people. According to the admonitions given by the Mu family, every time the Mu emperor succeeds to the throne, he must stand on the altar of the country, read the legacy of the stone tablet, and strictly abide by the following three points: "Be kind to all people, and don't violate their lives and property."

"Punishment does not apply to civil and military meritorious ministers. If they commit treason, they will be rewarded in prison, and they will not be executed."

"Not guilty of speech."

These three teachings of the Great Patriarch are the basic national policy, which laid the foundation for the masses to support the Mu clan, and also attracted countless civil and military elites to embrace the Mu clan, to expand their territory and protect the environment and the people.

After all, there is absolutely no shortage of heroes and tyrants in the world. These people are most afraid of being "a cunning rabbit and a dog".

Those who win the hearts of the people win the world!The Mu family relied on these three things to win the hearts of the people and the world.

This also means that in the Daxing Dynasty, regardless of officials or common people, even the emperor could not deprive others of their property or even their lives at will, and the maids and servants who made mistakes were also sent to court for interrogation, and the emperor's concubines were not allowed to lynch.

And why didn't the Tianshou Emperor follow the ancestral precepts, and dared to beat the second-rank officials to death with the imperial staff.It's because Emperor Tianshou has always been very iron-blooded in his wrists.

This starts with the "Five Kings Rebellion" 30 years ago. The means by which Emperor Tianshou won the throne was not so clean. The skill points are all full, the means are exhausted, the conspiracy is linked one after another, and there is no bottom line...

My own brothers don't mind killing people, let alone killing outsiders.

Although Emperor Tianshou has been trying to hide the dark attribute since he ascended the throne, everyone is not without eyes and brains. This His Majesty pretends to be innocent and harmless on the surface, but in fact... no one dares to offend this one anyway.

The Emperor Tianshou had a lot of secret means, making life worse than death.

This time, Emperor Tianshou didn't bother to hide it, and directly raised the butcher's knife.

An envoy from the imperial hospital of the second rank was convicted without interrogation, and the emperor granted the authority to order him to be beaten to death with the imperial staff. This has never happened in the century-old history of the Daxing Dynasty... In other words, only the current one dares to do so.

It was like a [-]-magnitude earthquake that shook the fragile nerves of the officials (when they didn't know the specific process of the execution.)

Great Patriarch's legacy, what about those who agreed not to kill ministers indiscriminately?

The ministers were afraid that once the Heaven-sent Emperor opened the gate, he would not be able to hold back, and the successor emperor would follow suit... that's how the etiquette collapsed.

If future emperors follow suit like this...

If heaven wants to destroy it, it must first make it crazy... This is to destroy the country.

Although it was someone else who was killed, who can guarantee that such misfortune will not happen to him one day?The desk was filled with admonition memorials from Shangshu, the official censor, accusing Emperor Tianshou of ignoring the laws of his ancestors and arbitrarily killing ministers.Of course, the tone is still relatively tactful, citing scriptures and allusions, and the words are blooming.

When the great ancestor was brought out, the Emperor Tianshou had no choice but to reply one by one, "Understood."

The ministers took back the approved memorial, looked at it twice, and rubbed their eyes three times!

Shrimp?It's not "I know I'm wrong!"

Is it my bad eyesight, or His Majesty's clerical error?

The Chinese language is so broad and profound that there is only one word difference, but there is a big difference in the central meaning and ideological level.The officials found a few good friends in private, took out the memorial to cover the content, and compared the reply... This time it is not dizziness, but dizziness.

It's all TM "got it", and you don't admit a single mistake?

Being able to stay in the political center, the courtiers that Emperor Tianshou would like to see every day in the court are very smart people who can feel a little bit of the emperor's heart, because those who are not "smart" are all sent away by Emperor Tianshou.

Everyone combined the behavior style of Emperor Tianshou's 30-year reign...Which time did he mess up and admit his mistakes?

Is there anything I don't understand?

All the ministers who had fallen to the prince for a while were in danger.

The minister of pitfalls.

But I really don’t blame them——fortunately, the emperor rarely lived past fifty because of his diligence in administration. The current emperor is also diligent in administration. Although he takes good care of himself, he is already 56, which is considered a long life. In the past two or three years, his health has gradually deteriorated. , basically cultivated in the Heqiu Palace, and asked the prince to supervise the country in Beijing and act as an agent of the government.

One is to maintain his body, and the other is to sharpen the prince.

The prince tried his best to tuck his tail, with a loyal face (looks like the great ancestor), gentle temper and willing to listen to loyal advice (not very smart, but also cowardly, easy to fool), the officials think this prince is good, not in the hands of Emperor Tianshou Work is stressful.

Honorable officials surrendered their allegiance to the next emperor, which is very scientific and in line with the law of historical development.

It's a pity that Emperor Tianshou used the blood of Zhan's envoy to tell everyone angrily that no matter how old I am, no matter how poor my health is, no matter how much sick leave I take, as long as I don't die, I will still be the emperor.

All the honorable officials put away their small thoughts, tucked their tails and behaved like men, not daring to offend the emperor.

Who said that His Majesty is old and confused and doesn't care about things?

The Heavenly Granted Emperor kills chickens and monkeys, okay?The candidate for this "chicken" was also chosen very cleverly?

In the selection of candidates for the Imperial Hospital, they usually choose poor families with less ties to the aristocratic clan, or they come from a family of Chinese medicine.

In other words, Envoy Zhan does not have a big backer and will not cause big trouble.

The Emperor Tianshou dared to hold him down, and knocked him to death with a royal staff.

Are you afraid?

afraid!

It was just too scary.

……

So when Mu Ci asked the emperor to replace him, Cui Zhongnian was so frightened that his heart trembled.

The author has something to say:

The legacy of the great ancestor's three stone tablets is modeled after the Song Dynasty.

"Three precepts against stones".Wang Fuzhi said:

Taizu (this is the one who was talked about) strangled the stone, locked it in the hall, made the heir ascend the throne, entered and knelt down and read.There are three precepts: first, preserve the descendants of the Chai family; second, do not kill scholar-bureaucrats; third, do not add farmland.Alas!If these three are not called Shengde, it cannot be done. ("Song Lun" Volume [-] "Taizu III")

Song Yemengde's "Summer Manchao" once recorded:

In the third year of Jianlong (962), Song Taizu engraved a stele secretly, which was called the oath stele and stood in the middle room of the Taimiao sleeping hall.It is usually covered with a golden curtain with pins, and the door key is tightly closed.The Taizu ordered the relevant departments to unseal the seal only when the four seasons of the Taimiao were sacrificed and the new emperor ascended the throne. After paying homage to the temple, please read the oath respectfully.

At that time, only one illiterate Xiao Huangmen followed, and the rest stood far away in the courtyard, not daring to look up.

The emperor went to the stele and bowed again, knelt down and recited silently, and then bowed out again, all the officials and attendants didn't know what to swear.The emperors of all dynasties in the Northern Song Dynasty "followed the stories, paid homage to them every year, read them respectfully, and dared not reveal them."It was not until the Jingkang Incident that the Jin people swept away the sacrificial ritual vessels, and the gate of the Taimiao was opened, so that people could see this stele.The oath stele is seven or eight feet high and more than four feet wide. There are three lines of oath engraved on it: one is "The descendants of the Chai family (Zhou Shizong) shall not be given additional punishment if they are guilty. One is "not to kill scholars and bureaucrats, and people who write letters to speak"; the other is "children and grandchildren who keep this oath will be killed by heaven."

Daxing's historical background is modeled on the culture and customs of the Song Dynasty.Daxing was a very gentle dynasty. It did not kill people indiscriminately. It respected people, especially the scholar-officials. (The ransacking of families and clans is a bad habit brought about by the Tartars going south. They are used to robbing. They used to rob Chinese people. When they entered the Central Plains, they naturally let go of the robbing, but the targets of robbery have become the subjects of the rule... So, Grab and rule all subjects.)

This article is a macro article, with millions of words.It is necessary to explain the background.