The doctor cannot be punished

Author: Peace of mind without insomnia

With a heavy and sad look on his face, he said, "I have some bad news for you."

Liang Shaoyuan suddenly woke up, and the anger of being woken up in the middle of the night was completely gone. "Did something happen to the fetus in Jiao Ya's belly?"

As he spoke, Liang Shaoyuan called the maid to come and change clothes.

A heart is like falling into a frying pan and being boiled and fried over and over again.

"No." Cui Canwen held Liang Shaoyuan's wrist and said seriously, "I discovered that the relationship between you and Jiao Ya has weakened!"

Liang Shaoyuan:......

Liang Shaoyuan also wanted to ask Cui Canwen if she was sick!

"Is there a possibility that she really has a stomachache?"

"Impossible." Cui Canwen did not hesitate.

The beauty of the facial expression control is just right, and even the sound of crying out in pain can be repeated thousands of times, with an ultimate pulling feeling of wanting to say something but not giving up.

Perfection is perfection, it’s too fake!

Liang Shaoyuan felt angry, "He has a heart of stone!"

"Change!"

With a loud shout, the maid on guard outside the door hurriedly entered.

As a result, it was another sleepless night with bright lights in Yulu Palace. All the doctors on duty were ordered to come and take Jiao Ya's pulse.

Giao Ya:......

She was really confused about the situation for a moment.

His Majesty waved his sleeves and left in a menacing manner just to ask Queen Cui to come and take care of her?

Moreover, the worry in Queen Cui's eyes did not seem to be fake.

Giao Ya's heart once again surged with the fear of losing her mother and leaving her son behind.

It wasn't until all the imperial doctors confirmed that the fetus in Jiao Ya's belly was safe that Liang Shaoyuan breathed a sigh of relief.

"Lin Yunu, if you feel any discomfort in the future, don't endure it, just call the imperial physician."

"The heir in your belly is of great significance, so be careful."

Liang Shaoyuan sat beside Jiao Ya's bed, holding onto Jiao Ya's hand and giving uneasy instructions.

The sense of absurdity in Giao Ya's heart became stronger and stronger.

They say that when something goes wrong, there must be a monster, but this is no longer an ordinary anomaly.

It shows that Queen Cui is harboring great evil in her heart.

Suddenly, Jiao Ya felt a chill all over her body, smiled weakly, and withdrew her hand, "I'm sorry to bother you, Queen."

"It's already dark, and your Majesty will go to court tomorrow. I don't dare to delay your Majesty's business."

Liang Shaoyuan looked at his empty hands and raised his lips unnaturally, "I am the queen, and it is my duty to take care of the concubine."

Jiao Ya still smiled softly and said nothing.

Silence and embarrassment spread silently.

Liang Shaoyuan coughed lightly, stood up and straightened his clothes, "It's a good rest for Princess Lin. I hope that your Majesty will give birth to a prince for your Majesty."

Giao Ya:......

I always feel that the knife hanging above my head becomes more substantial as it gets older.

There is no need to even guess Queen Cui's sinister intentions.

In the long palace alley, Bai Lu yawned and muttered dissatisfiedly, "Miss, why are you getting lower and lower?"

"My slave can clearly see that Princess Lin is ignoring you. You are just talking about it. This slave is not worth it for you."

"It is true that you are tolerant and generous, but you cannot be overly indulgent."

"The hesitant attitude of the imperial doctors is enough to show that Lady Lin is pretending to be unwell, perhaps just to make His Majesty soften his heart."

Bai Lu's words were not covered at all, just like the autumn wind blowing through her ears, mercilessly wrapping up the leaves on the branches that had not yet turned yellow.

The cool night breeze also made Liang Shaoyuan's tense mind gradually relax and wake up.

Although Bai Lu's words were a bit harsh, they were also to the point.

But after all, the child in Jiao Ya's belly was his only heir, so there was no room for loss.

In Kunde Hall, Cui Canwen was already sleeping soundly.

Liang Shaoyuan sighed and had to settle on the soft couch. Anyway, he would have to go to court in two hours.

It was dawn, and a cold veil fell on Liang Shaoyuan's face.

Cui Canwen is already fully dressed, and it's time for her and the courtiers to torture each other again.

In an eventful year, one thing followed another, but Cui Canwen did not stop writing a thousand-word memorial every day.

Regarding the relationship between the emperor and his courtiers, the premise for the emperor and his ministers to work together must be that the emperor is at the top and the courtiers are at the bottom.

The grand scene of the monarch and his ministers sitting in common clothes, drinking wine and talking freely must have planted the belief in the king's sanctity and inviolability in the hearts of the courtiers.

With the imperial power weakened and the courtiers becoming more powerful, it would never be possible to have a clear and bright court.

So, let's continue torturing each other.

Someone has to give in first, but it can never be her.

Above the court, Cui Canwen responded to the speculations of the courtiers with a calm expression, just like in the past when she criticized the previous day's memorial.

However, the situation is not ideal.

Perhaps many courtiers thought that the death of Xuan'an Hou Lu Feng would leave her in a state of confusion, so they took their chances and were too lazy to deal with it.

It's a pity that she is not Liang Shaoyuan.

Don't say that Lu Feng is dying, even if Lu Feng is really dead, he will still have to go to court this morning.

Therefore, she deserves to be scolded and punished.

After the interview was over, someone spoke up unwillingly.

"Your Majesty, there is a sage's saying in "The Rites of Zhou" that "punishment is not worthy of an official, and etiquette is not worthy of common people." We should actively learn from it."

"The Marquis of Xuan'an is highly virtuous and highly respected, and his hard work and hard work are of great merit. How can your Majesty be able to humiliate the Marquis of Xuan'an by punishing him with a cane at will?"

"To prevent tragedies similar to those of Marquis Xuan'an from happening again, Wei Chen suggested that the scholar-bureaucrats should be sued by him and correct his violations, and those who are guilty should be informed first."

"Yu Zhi relies on all the evidence to make his decision, and still defends and defends him. He cannot be tortured at all times."

"Scholar-bureaucrats have their character and dignity. They should be blamed, not swayed, and not punished."

Cui Canwen lightly sneered. She said something so literate, citing scriptures, and raising a banner. Didn't she essentially want to emphasize the privileges of noble scholar-bureaucrats?

As long as it's not a capital crime, you can't be beaten?

Character and face?

Once the law has no deterrent effect on the civil and military officials, the nobles and the powerful, there will be real chaos in the world.

"tragedy?"

"Ai Qing can now handle cases for the Third Division."

"There is still no conclusion about the poisoning of Marquis Xuan'an. Ai Qing keeps saying that I humiliated Marquis Xuan'an and forced him to death."

"I think Aiqing is throwing dirty water on me now and wants to force me to death."

"Among you, there are those who relied on their distinguished family members to become officials in the court, and there are those who relied on the imperial examination to overcome obstacles and gain fame."

"You are my subjects and the parents and officials of the people. You should solve my problems and work for the welfare of the people, instead of being enshrined like ancestors."

"If you do something wrong, you can't be beaten or scolded. You still ask me to consider your dignity and decency."

"Dignity and decency are all earned by oneself."

"The so-called punishment is not worthy of a doctor, and the courtesy of common people will not be exempted from punishment because of the respect of the doctor, nor will they be despised and trampled on because they are civilians."

"When you understand the words of sages, you really only understand them in a way that is beneficial to you."

"Why don't some of you who love me sacrifice yourself for others go down and ask the sages how they should understand it?"
Chapter completed!