Six hundred and seventieth chapters removed from the royal family
Give Chen Bin a hundred courages, and he would not dare to have any objection to the laws established by Taizu.
He couldn't help but secretly scold Taizu, why did he come up with this law for nothing? Parents, can't you teach and guide your children?
Pang Pangren stroked his beard and said, "Why doesn't Mr. Chen speak? Is he mute?"
Lord Zhang said calmly: "Maybe Lord Chen is dissatisfied with Taizu."
Chen Bin couldn't bear these words. He immediately knelt down and his voice trembled, "I don't dare."
The two ministers who had previously sang with Chen Bin also knelt down with fear on their faces.
Rong Ji's voice was calm, "Don't you dare? I think you are too brave. Is the tea at the eldest princess's house delicious?"
As soon as these words came out, the color on the faces of Chen Bin and the other two ministers faded, their bodies softened, and they collapsed directly to the ground, their eyes filled with fear.
The emperor...actually knew everything.
Rong Ji said: "You three keep saying that reputation is very important, but you sneaked into the princess's house at night. Why didn't you think about the honor of the eldest princess? Or, in your eyes, the eldest princess
Can my good reputation be ruined by shameless villains like you?"
After hearing this, the other ministers realized that the initiator of this was actually the eldest princess. They had only one idea: the eldest princess was in a state of confusion. As long as she behaved herself, as the emperor's elder, the emperor
It would definitely give her some dignity. But she was not satisfied, and instead contacted the ministers privately. No matter how good-tempered the emperor was, he would not tolerate her behavior.
What they couldn't understand even more was that the eldest princess, as a woman, actually took the initiative to have her feet bound.
Chen Bin and the other two ministers were speechless and just kept kowtowing. The sound of their kowtows echoed throughout the hall, and blood oozed from their foreheads soon, but no minister would sympathize with them.
For those who were trying to kill themselves, it was good that they didn't step forward and step on them.
Rong Ji looked at the three of them with disgust and pulled them away on charges of forming a clique for personal gain and disrespecting Taizu.
Being disrespectful is a serious crime. The three ministers were stripped of their cinnabar hats on the spot and exiled for three thousand miles. As for the eldest princess, Rong Ji also treated her equally and demoted the eldest princess to a commoner, removed her from the royal family, and exiled her for three thousand miles. This
She is also the first princess to be removed from the list since the founding of Daxia.
No one interceded for them, and they even felt that the emperor was merciful and at least spared their lives.
The emperor looked at Chen Bin, who looked downcast, and remembered the news he had received from the secret guard. The disgust in his eyes deepened, and he said: "A villain like you, in order to gain fame and reputation, ignore the suffering of others, for the sake of
To please the eldest princess, he would sacrifice his own daughter. Maybe only if you experience it personally can you know the feeling of having a knife cut on your body."
"Someone, go and invite that Mrs. Jiang here and ask her to bind Chen Bin's feet."
Chen Bin was already devastated because of being exiled, but when he heard the emperor's words, his whole body felt like he was struck by lightning.
The emperor actually wants to make him a disabled person? The emperor is so cruel.
He was originally exiled. If his foot was broken, he would probably die before leaving the capital.
The muddy tears fell, and he screamed injustice at the top of his lungs, "Your Majesty, I was also deceived by Rong Ying. It was she who threatened me!"
"I was forced too."
The emperor looked down upon him more and more. Although the eldest princess was the culprit in this matter, Chen Bin was by no means innocent. It should be said that the eldest princess released the evil in his heart. The two people clearly hit it off. As a result, a disaster was imminent.
Chen Bin, however, immediately threw the blame away without taking any responsibility. From the fact that he was so resistant to binding his feet, it can be seen that he was not unaware of the dangers involved, but it was just that the harm had not harmed him before, so he could ignore it as a matter of course.
Soon, some chamberlains tied up Chen Bin and put a cloth in his mouth to prevent him from continuing to roar in the hall.
The other two ministers who were co-conspirators with Chen Bin couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief when they saw this scene. Fortunately, Chen Bin was the first to take Mother Jiang home last night. Neither of them had time to bind their girl's feet, otherwise they would be afraid of them today.
Neither of them could escape this disaster. With comparison, they suddenly felt that no matter how miserable they were, they could not be as miserable as Chen Bin.
At this time, the emperor also thought of Chen Bin's poor daughter and sent two female doctors there.
Yuan Suijun reminded the emperor, "Your Majesty, there is also a criminal Rong Ying."
The person who should have her feet bound the most is undoubtedly Rong Ying herself.
The emperor was reminded, nodded and said: "Bring the criminal Rong Ying to the side hall."
No matter how much he hates Rong Ying, he will not let his aunt's feet be exposed to the public, so she will naturally have her feet bound in the side hall.
As for Jiang, wait until she has bound their feet before dealing with her.
He looked around at the ministers and said, "Let's take a closer look and see what these little feet are bound to."
In the past, everyone only saw a few records about this matter in ancient books and could not experience it personally. This time seeing this scene with my own eyes, I think it can wake up many people and prevent them from having such confused ideas in the future.
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Chen family.
Because of the Chen family's daughter's bound feet, Jiang will have to stay at the Chen family these days.
She slowly drank the bird's nest served by Mrs. Chen, feeling a little disgusted in her heart. The bird's nest was of ordinary quality and not as good as the one prepared for her by the Han family.
She took a few sips and put the bird's nest aside.
Mrs. Chen asked: "Mom, my little girl is in severe pain. Can you untie the cloth in the next two days and let her loosen it?"
The cloth she was wrapped in was soaked with blood. Her daughter had always been well-behaved, but she kept moaning in pain and her face turned pale. Mrs. Chen was naturally distressed and began to regret not stopping her yesterday.
Aunt Jiang said without comment: "The most important thing about binding feet is the first few days. If you relax now, you will suffer more in the future. You can't bear even this small crime. Your family is too pampering."
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Mrs. Chen almost twisted her handkerchief into dried vegetables, her chest heaved up and down with anger. Why didn't she endure this so-called small crime by herself?
But because of the eldest princess, she didn't dare to have an attack. She finally understood that the princess was poisonous, and only vicious people would deal with this kind of method of manipulating people. I'm confused.
Just when Aunt Jiang was about to catch this incident and make a fuss about it, someone from the palace came.
When she heard someone coming from the palace, Grandma Jiang suddenly had a bad premonition.
Facts have proved that her intuition is very accurate.
She looked at the waiter and doubted her ears, "What did you just say?"
"Jiang Mei, quickly enter the palace and bind the feet of Chen Bin and Rong Ying." the chamberlain repeated again.
Aunt Jiang said angrily: "How dare you be disrespectful to the eldest princess and Lord Chen!"
The chamberlain chuckled lightly, "Now there is no longer the eldest princess and Master Chen, there are only the sinner Rong Ying and the sinner Chen Bin."
Aunt Jiang felt as if she had been struck by lightning, turning to stone where she stood.