The Reborn Lady is Farming

   Mu Yangling's article caused a great uproar among all walks of life.

In every dynasty, there will be a tyrant or a faint monarch to end the era of a dynasty. Xia Youjie, Shang Youzhou, Qin You II, but no matter who they are, although they are called tyrants and faint monarchs, the world will always find them all kinds of things. traitor or misfortune to share responsibility.

For example, Xia Jie's fall of the country was because of Yuxi, Shang Zhou's tyranny and fainting was because of Daji, and Qin Ershi was brought down by Zhao Gao. Anyway, the emperor was bad for a certain reason. The traitorous deceit slowly turned bad.

   Like Mu Yangling, it is the first case to directly point out that the emperor's demerits are greater than the treacherous ministers.

   Daqi’s speech was open. Although the gentry felt that Mu Yangling’s remarks were bold, but seeing no reaction from the emperor in the palace, they put up with it.

  The common people who didn't know why saw it and felt that the princess was right.

   And everyone summed up the meaning of her article and found that there were only three main points.

   First, when the emperor faints, the government is in chaos.

   Second, the prime minister's power and responsibilities are too large, which can easily breed corruption and control the government.

   Third, civil and military officials are unclear about their responsibilities, and they fail to supervise officials well, and dereliction of duty and corruption are prone to occur.

   Article 1 Everyone can only hope to be as cautious as possible when it comes to the education of the royal family and the selection of the crown prince. Once the emperor takes office, it is difficult to replace it, because it means that blood will flow into the river, and it is not cost-effective whether it is based on overall interests or personal interests.

   Therefore, everyone will not discuss it for the time being. The key is that they dare not talk about it. Let the emperor go to his sister-in-law to talk about such a thing.

   But in the second and third articles, everyone can have a good chat about how to weaken the powers and responsibilities of the prime minister and supervise the officials.

  Qi Xiu saw that everyone's eyes finally turned away from Qin Fang, and he took the initiative to mention these two things.

   Now that Daqi has been unified, some things should be changed.

   Qi Xiuyuan kept Xiaoxiong in the palace and let him and Xiaobao participate in political affairs together.

   Mu Yangling, who lit the fire and ran away, was happily writing a letter to Qi Haoran, telling him that she had finished what he asked her to do.

When Qi Haoran received the letter, he was leading people to surround and suppress Qin Fang's remaining private soldiers. He read and read the newspaper bought by Xiaolou, and then read A Ling's letter. Finally, he reluctantly folded the letter and the newspaper and stuffed them into a large room. He handed the envelope to Xiaolou, and hummed, "Tell you, Princess, to discuss this issue with her when you go back."

   Those prisoners couldn't help but confess in the end, not because they were moved by Mu Yangling's remarks, but because of the materials that Qi Haoran and Lord Bai sent to them.

   Mu Yangling's remarks at most made their hearts shake, and they had a little doubt about their persistence.

   But what Qi Haoran investigated directly overwhelmed their beliefs.

After Qi Haoran parted with Mu Yangling that day, he went to look for Master Bai. His original intention was to find a way to make some fake things. It was best to convince that person that he was Li Wenyuan's grandson, who was adopted as a thug after being murdered by Qin Fang. .

  Since you want to forge evidence, you have to investigate Li Wenyuan's family thoroughly, and you have to come up with something genuine. If you want people to believe something, you have to let it have four or five points of truth in itself.

   As a result, Qi Haoran found out that the man was really Li Wenyuan's grandson.

   This discovery made Qi Haoran and Lord Bai feel chills in their hearts, so they turned their suspicious eyes on the remaining dozen or so people.

   After a closer inspection, I realized how terrifying Qin Fang was. Most of his adopted sons were descendants of his opponents, and they were all exiled and beheaded for fighting against him.

   Most of those who were exiled died on the way. It can be said that his enemies, except General Yuan, died too much to die.

   And the rest are the descendants of the fallen soldiers in the northern Xinjiang.

  The first thought when the dozen or so prisoners saw the evidence was that they had forged the evidence!

Qi Haoran quickly confirmed that this thing was not fake, and Qi Haoran also said to them: "You are the oldest, so the servant or master who took care of you when you were young should still be alive? If you still doubt, Why don't you ask them."

   The faces of the prisoners sank. After being silent for a night, their desire to explore their own background prevailed, and they told Qi Haoran the addresses of the old servants and masters.

   Qi Haoran deliberately brought them to arrest people as a show of sincerity, and once caught, he threw them to them for interrogation.

   Those people were once invited by Qin Fang to take care of his adopted son or educate them, or they were domestic servants or doormen.

  When the country was broken, this group of people died, fled, and scattered. Among them, some of them fell down. The adopted sons could not help but help one or two secretly, so they knew the specific addresses of these people.

   When Qin Fang took in these children, he did not intend to train them to be assassins or private soldiers, but simply felt guilty so he took action, which was considered to leave a bloodline for those people.

   So he was not secretive at first.

  According to the confessions of those old friends, Qin Fang initially adopted these children with good intentions.

"...The Prime Minister felt ashamed in his heart. Seeing that the sons were young and ignorant, he wanted to leave a bloodline for the soldiers and loyalists in the northern border. We were all chosen to take care of the sons. Originally, the sons When you are fourteen years old, you should go down the mountain and leave," the old doorman explained in a low voice: "Before the young masters, several young masters had already left at the age of fourteen, but unlike you, they did not know it was the prime minister until they left. The Lord Prime Minister did not allow us to tell them their backgrounds for the people who were adopted by the Lord... As for why the Prime Minister changed later, I don't know."

   Anyway, the Prime Minister is moody, he has long been accustomed to it.

   Everyone showed anger on their faces, and asked with cold eyes: "Why do you want to frame my parents if you feel guilty?"

   The old doorman sighed: "It's time and life, your parents are determined to bring down the Prime Minister, and he naturally wants to protect himself."

   Everyone sneered, "As long as he doesn't do treachery, why should my parents make trouble with him?"

The old doorman closed his eyes and said after a while, "Sir Prime Minister is good at guessing the thoughts of Your Majesty, what he did was just what His Majesty thought, and even Princess Rong knew that this was the fault of Emperor Jingyan. "

   Qi Haoran said coldly on the side: "Don't bring this matter to the princess, Emperor Jingyan didn't ask Qin Fang to rebel with the second prince."

   The old doorman opened his mouth, thinking that he is no longer Qin Fang's person, and Qin Fang has already passed away, he really didn't need to offend others for him, so he closed his mouth and didn't speak.

  Because the people were personally interrogated by the bandit assassins, they believed the evidence that Qi Haoran brought out.

  Faith collapsed at once.

   The breath that they had been holding in their chests was released at once, and the whole person had no business, and was almost like a living dead.