"Because I was rushing to go to court, I didn't know how my aunt handled these corpses. I think it was not intentional. The emperor also knew my aunt's previous identity, so some things were handled in a convenient way.
It's not appropriate, I hope the emperor won't blame it."
Zhou Fengxian opened his mouth and explained Yun Qiuqin's illegal behavior as ignorance.
When Yun Qiuqin was a girl, she was a concubine.
At that time, it was Yun Zhanpeng who failed to teach Yun Qiuqin well.
After Yun Qiuqin left the court, she became Xia Boran's concubine.
Xia Boran was the prime minister of the Great Zhou Kingdom before. How could he not know the laws and disciplines of the Great Zhou Kingdom?
Therefore, if Yun Qiuqin made a mistake, it was definitely not the Duke's government's responsibility.
After all, Yun Qiuqin only stayed in the Duke's Mansion for just over a month.
The General's Mansion and the Xia Mansion are very different.
If Yun Qiuqin really made a mistake, he must be held responsible for it.
If the emperor wants to pursue the case, he should also hold the General's Mansion and the Xia Mansion responsible.
"Your Majesty, I am guilty."
When Zhou Fengxian said this, Yun Zhanpeng also made an exception and knelt down to the emperor.
"No matter how ignorant Mr. Zhou's aunt is about etiquette, she has never made such mistakes during her time in the General's Palace. Therefore, I did not teach her well before she left the cabinet."
Yun Zhanpeng is not a vegetarian, and he shows it directly.
Even if there was something wrong with Yun Qiuqin not learning well, why didn't Yun Qiuqin make such a mistake when she was in the General's Mansion?
With the example of the General's Mansion, it is not difficult for everyone to think of Yun Qiuqin's performance in the Xia Mansion.
When she was in Xia Mansion, Yun Qiuqin was just a small concubine, but Yun Qiuqin didn't make such a mistake.
Why did it happen that when we arrived at the Duke's Mansion, Yun Qiuqin's status rose, but her moral character declined? How could she have made such a mistake?
It is said that those who are close to vermilion are red and those who are close to ink are black.
If you really want to talk about it, no matter how you look at it, it is all the responsibility of your government, right?
"Your Majesty, I feel that Mr. Zhou's words are very evasive!"
Lord Wei was angry. Not only did he not admit that he had done something wrong, he also put the responsibility on his uncle.
Do you think that others are just showing up and you alone have the final say?
"Don't do good deeds because they are trivial, and don't do evil deeds because they are trivial. Mr. Zhou's aunt does evil as good. This is an act that does not distinguish between good and evil. How can it be said to be good?"
Lord Wei simply discredited Yun Qiuqin's starting point.
"Those corpses suddenly appeared in the Duke's Mansion. Under such circumstances, those deceased were either great evildoers or great benefactors. No matter who they were, they should be reported to the government and handed over to the officials for handling. Those who were great benevolent should be vindicated and vindicated.
Those who have been wronged and committed great evil should be punished. At least those who have been wronged will know that the great justice of the Zhou Kingdom is clear."
As a prince, Sir Wei has a mouth full of truth.
"Master Zhou's aunt did not distinguish between good and evil, and was unclear about public and private affairs. Can such a confused person really be regarded as a good person?"
In short, no matter how you look at it, Yun Qiuqin’s character is poor from beginning to end!
I still want to clear my name, but I don’t want to see if they will agree.
"What the emperor said is true!"
When the emperor clapped his hands on the dragon chair, it was as if he had covered the coffin.
"No matter how you look at it, that Zhou Yun family is an ignorant person, and what he did is unsightly. In the name of good, he carried out evil deeds, which is really annoying."
Since Yun Qiuqin was regarded as a righteous daughter by the Duke's wife, she had to change her surname to Zhou.