The ministers were waiting anxiously, and Gu Fenglin spent a long time talking to the emperor.
I didn’t even know what I was talking about, and I didn’t even eat.
Meng Xiang can calm down and is not in a hurry.
Jiang Shichao was very anxious.
If you want to say that the emperor is really nothing, if you want to find a scapegoat, just send someone to seal down Mu Yunhan's shop immediately.
But he has been slow to make the decree and is dragging it on like this.
There are also people from Prince Xinling's Mansion who are also being detained by Gu Fenglin. You need to know that if you stay for a moment longer, you will be in greater danger.
There are so many people talking, who knows when someone will be unable to bear the torture and spit out?
He did make some arrangements before he got up early and went out, but there were some things that could make a huge difference.
Originally, he planned to use an hour to settle matters in the palace, and he went out of the palace to do it himself.
But a full two or three hours had passed, and he was still trapped in the palace, and no news from outside the palace could come in.
This is really...
As soon as Jiang Shichao was anxious, he used the excuse of needing to relieve himself and found a valet next to the emperor, promising some benefits.
The attendant took the risk to spy on him and whispered: "The priest is playing chess with His Majesty."
"Playing chess?" Jiang Shichao was shocked.
Something is not good!
The emperor was clearly very angry with Gu Fenglin just now, and now he actually started playing chess with Gu Fenglin!
Leave this large group of ministers alone, and ignore the terrible things last night, and start playing chess?
He looked at Wu Yanzhuang with burning eyes.
Wu Yanzhuang was calm and composed, standing upright as if there were thousands of troops in front of him, waiting for review.
He looked at Meng Xiang again.
The man's eyes were deep and thoughtful.
Jiang Shichao gritted his teeth, quickly ran to Meng Xiang, and whispered: "Meng Xiang, something bad has happened, a monster has appeared!"
She looked at him inquiringly without saying a word.
Jiang Shichao leaned into Meng Xiang's ear and whispered: "Do you know what your Majesty is doing inside? He is playing chess with Gu Fenglin!"
During your decades in the court, have you ever seen such a priest? Isn’t this the Lord Huozhuo? Isn’t this a monster?”
Upon hearing this, Prime Minister Meng strode towards the palace gate with a sullen face and said loudly: "Your Majesty, the situation is critical and we cannot delay any longer!"
He rushed to the door and saw the emperor and Gu Fenglin playing chess.
Prime Minister Meng was immediately furious and rushed in regardless of the eunuch's obstruction. He threw the wat tablet in his hand at Gu Fenglin and said, "The evildoer has deceived the Lord!"
Gu Fenglin did not hide or evade, and sat quietly to bear the trouble.
The jade plate hit his head with a crisp "snap" sound, blood spattered, and the jade plate broke into two pieces.
Meng Xiang was taken aback, pointed at Gu Fenglin and said, "Why don't you hide?"
Gu Fenglin looked at him quietly and said: "Xiang Meng is an elder and the pillar of the country. Your Majesty loves him dearly. If I try to evade him, what if you keep slipping to your waist and cannot handle government affairs?"
For a moment, Meng Xiang was speechless.
The emperor was furious, threw the chess piece down and said angrily: "You bastard! It's outrageous!"
On the other hand, he called the imperial doctor and showed that he valued Gu Fenglin very much.
Meng Xiang felt quite uncomfortable and said with a pinched neck: "Your Majesty, what on earth did he say to you?"
Jiang Shichao also said: "Your Majesty, please order the closure of the Medicinal Food Hall!"
The emperor said gloomily: "You all come to make decisions for me?"
When Jiang Shichao heard that this was wrong, he looked at Meng Xiang tremblingly. Wasn't the direction of the wind turning too fast?
However, Meng Xiang was silent for a moment, then he put away his anger and stepped back: "I have no excuses, my Majesty." (To be continued)