[Red Mansion] Sir, I'm a rough man

When Jia Wan returned to Ningguo Mansion, it was already dusk. Shiling Wuyue went to Rongguo Mansion and reported to Jia Zheng and others who were on pins and needles, saying, "Please rest assured that nothing has happened. Master Zhen will stay in the yamen for one night. Tomorrow You can look back about it." And so on. (GGdoWn)

As for whether Jia Zheng and others were relieved, worried, or upset when they received the news, it's hard to say.

Back in the yard, Jia Wan hurriedly took a bath and ate something, then went to bed and rested.

Last night, he first went to Xuanzhen Temple to blow the north wind in the middle of the night, finally finished his work, climbed over the city wall and returned to the mansion, but before he could close his eyes, he caught another thief who was crawling on the bed in the middle of the night, so he arrested and beat him. Bedding plus anger, tossing and tossing until four o'clock before going to sleep, and going to work again early in the morning, and finally treating guests to dinner, dealing with elders, going to the Metropolitan Procuratorate for tea...

Although I can't say that I am very tired, I have not closed my eyes until now, and I am too sleepy.

Because he fell asleep so fast, Jia Lian, who was ordered to inquire about the news, had to return empty-handed.

After finally having a good night's sleep, Jia Wan went to work in the palace refreshed the next morning, but was almost late.

It's not that he went late, but that although the guards in the guard station are on duty according to the hour, the shift time is not constant. After all, they can't come in and out when the emperor is doing business, right?

For example, Jia Wan's class used to take over the post after the emperor's morning court, but today, the morning court left very early.

And the reason has a lot to do with Jia Wan——Wang Tong, the head of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, wrote a note in front of the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty early this morning.

To put it bluntly, yesterday afternoon, the Metropolitan Procuratorate received a complaint from the Taoist Master Qingxin who was entrusted with the practice of Xuanzhen Temple, that is, Jia Zhen, the former third-rank Weilie General of the Ningguo Mansion, claiming that His Royal Highness Prince Zhongshun Zhao Yu, sent his men to assassinate him the night before, and was captured on the spot.

Wang Tong didn't dare to be negligent, fearing that there might be some misunderstanding, so he interrogated the culprit overnight. Now that the two assassins have confessed, their identities are beyond doubt, supported by the testimony of Jia Zhen and dozens of Taoists from Xuanzhen Temple...

Because the matter is too involved, and Wang Tong's official position is too small, let alone a prince, he doesn't even have the power to arrest and summon a long history, so he can only ask the emperor to see whether to resend someone to interrogate, or to make a decree. Let His Royal Highness condescend to sit in the Metropolitan Procuratorate.

After Wang Tong finished speaking, all civil and military officials were as quiet as dead.

Wang Tong's words are euphemistic - I don't have enough authority to try this case, but whoever listens to it doesn't want to be like a mirror?

You can't try the fart, you can't try what case you took?You can't interrogate, where did these witnesses and evidence come from?

It's clear that the trial has been clear, right?

All the civil and military officials were silent, and Emperor Qian slapped the table and scolded "you bastard", and walked away angrily. No one knew whether Emperor Qian was cursing Wang Tong or Zhao Yu when he said "you bastard".

Therefore, the morning court just started, and then dispersed.

Originally, every time the court was dispersed, civil and military officials would always get together in twos and threes, chatting and laughing and going out of the palace, but today they all kept silent, each thinking about their own concerns, and hurried on their way.

Rongning and Ningfu have been in decline for a long time, and they have long been far away from the center of power. When Jia Zhen was still in the title, she was just a marginalized old dude, and now she is a Taoist priest alone, posing no threat to anyone.

Killing such a non-threatening person is of course not because he blocked someone's way, it must be killed, it can only be used to silence or vent anger.

Judging from recent events, it should be the latter.

So disappointed.

You Prince Loyalty is unhappy, killing a commoner to vent your anger, although cruel, it will not chill the hearts of these dignitaries.

But the problem is, that person is not a commoner, no matter how unbearable he is, he is also the orthodox great-grandson of Ning Guogong, the former third-rank lord after the four princes and eight princes... and he killed him to vent his anger?

What's more, Jia Zhen has always been addicted to gambling and lust, bullying the weak and fearing the strong, how could she have the guts to offend the prince?Even if it offends, it can only be because of stupidity, not intentional, why do you have to kill them all?

And if you think he is not pleasing to the eye, you can dig out his old accounts, participate in the law, deal with it according to the law, or even slander and frame him... Assassination, a method outside the rules, is really chilling and everyone is in danger.

Like this kind of people, it is better not to offend them, not to get close to them, and keep them at a respectful distance.

In addition, what really silenced everyone was, how could Wang Tong be an impulsive and reckless stunned young man who could sit in this position today?If he hadn't been instructed, would he dare to bring such matters to the fore?

As for whose instruction it was, needless to say?

Oh, I can't say it, I can't say it!

The instigator, Jia Wan, was also a little stunned. First, he was surprised that Wang Tong had such courage and dared to charge into the battle. Second, he was surprised that Emperor Qian would choose to tear off the fig leaf and go straight to the bayonet. What surprised him the most was Prince Zhongshun And the Supreme Emperor, it seems that at this moment, he still doesn't know about it.

If they knew it, and only said a word from the Supreme Emperor, no matter how unwilling the Emperor Qian was, he could only choose to hide this matter in exchange for some intangible benefits. How could it be known to the whole court?

It can be seen that someone stopped the news, and this person is too easy to guess—Shi, Prince Zhongshun's residence chief.

The words that Jia Wan reminded Chang Shi yesterday were indeed provocative: Now that the case has alarmed the emperor, and even sent the prince to sit in the town, it is impossible to think about it quietly—it can’t be quiet anymore, They can only push people to take the blame.

A big case that alarmed the Holy Majesty, how can a cat or a dog be able to handle it?The entire Prince Zhongshun's mansion, and only the majestic Master Shi, has this qualification.

So - "remember to have a good meal when you go back".

What Jia Wan said to instigate Chang Shi was just a casual move, to see if we could delay the time. After all, the later the Supreme Emperor intervenes and the clearer the trial of the case, the better it will be for them... Now it seems that this Lord Changshi was exceptionally powerful.

The original formation should have been like this: in the first game, Jia Wan vs. Chang Shi, in the second game, Zhao Yi vs. Zhao Yu, and in the third game, Emperor Qian vs. Taishanghuang.

Now, because of Chang Shi's "help", neither Zhao Yu nor the Supreme Emperor could play until the end of the "event"...

Just as he was thinking wildly, he heard a voice: "Yizhi."

Although Jia Wan was distracted, but because he reacted quickly enough, he cupped his hands and said "Yes", so that no one could see that he was absent-minded.

On this occasion, Emperor Qian was the only one who could speak and let him Yizhi.

Emperor Gan casually flipped through the notebook and said, "Isn't there something wrong with your family? Why are you still standing here?"

Jia Wan sternly said: "As a bodyguard in front of the imperial court, it is natural that your Majesty's safety is the most important thing. How can you delay the official business because of trivial matters at home?"

"Bullshit business!" Emperor Qian threw the booklet on the table and said, "I think it's true that you want to sit here and watch the excitement! Get out of here!"

Jia Wan rubbed his nose, bowed his head to leave, and before he went out, he heard Emperor Qian say again: "After going out, immediately send someone to send Jia Zhen back to Xuanzhen Temple, and tell him that if he dares to take a step out of Xuanzhen Temple in this life, he will kill you." No pardon."

"As for you, don't come to work for this month, just stay at home and meditate on your mistakes, so you can study! Look at yourself, you only know how to fight, kill, and make trouble all day long. How can you have the slightest literary talent of your master? It's a shame. !"

Jia Wan's ears automatically filtered it, only when Emperor Qian rewarded him with a month's paid leave, he agreed and left quickly.

Obviously this Hall of Qinzheng will become a "battlefield" in a short while, Emperor Qian kindly picked him out, if he bumped into it himself, wouldn't he be wronged?

Fortunately, I was lucky, I didn't meet anyone I shouldn't have met along the way, but when I left the palace gate, I saw Zhao Yi who was about to get off the carriage.

Jia Wanyao cupped his hands and led the horse away. .