Lin Sanshao's eyes did not move, nor did he relax because of Chu Jingwu's words.
He paused and then asked: "Although I say so, how do you define what an outsider is?"
Chu Jingwu was stunned by his question.
He didn't know what he meant for a moment, so he let out a confused sound. \ Lou Bing finally got the chance, and quickly reminded him: "The eldest princess of Chang'an is not considered an outsider.
They are in the same group.
If he is not seen by others, he can pass the news through the eldest princess."
He muttered and touched his chin with an inscrutable look on his face: "Princess Chang'an is his mother-in-law.
Even if you, Hu Changshi, want to stop them from seeing you, you can't do it.
After all, the Holy Emperor has not officially descended.
Even if the emperor agrees to change the crown prince, he will still be the crown prince, and he will not even have a chance to see his mother-in-law. " Lou Bing chattered a lot and said quickly: "Anyway, we have received news here that the Lord of Xianrong County is pregnant.
Just because of this, is it possible that Princess Chang'an is not allowed to visit.
Since she went to visit, is it possible?
Can you still stay by the side and listen to them chatting about home affairs without missing a word, telling your daughter some boudoir talk, these are all channels and opportunities to pass on news, okay?"
As a person with a background in intelligence work, he couldn't help it, and his hair stood on end at the thought: "Tsk, tsk, tsk, I heard that Princess Chang'an has been very diligent in going to the palace these days, sending bird's nests and good red dates.
Shark's fins, bird's nests, things like that, it's like you and I don't know each other."
Third Young Master Lin felt that after meeting Prince Zheng this time, Lou Bing talked more.
There were so many that even he couldn't stand it anymore, so he glared at Lou Bing.
But Chu Jingwu felt that what Lou Bing said was very reasonable, and couldn't help but let out an ouch, then looked at Lou Bing again, and reacted belatedly: "Aren't you very busy recently?
How come you still have time to keep staring?
With our palace” Lou Bing couldn't help rolling his eyes: "Why don't you tell me that in the whole capital, every household is basically being stared at by Jin Yiwei?
Have you never heard that the uncle of Huairen's Mansion is now careful even when speaking in the backyard, for fear of offending?
Whose fault is it?”
Chu Jingwu groaned.
Only now did I remember that this was indeed the case.
Because the matter between Xia Song and the Xiao family involved too many people, everyone in the capital was cautious for fear of causing trouble.
But looking at it from another perspective, Emperor Longqing was already alert to this and actually asked the Jin Yiwei to start spying on other people's family affairs.
Although this can quickly and comprehensively collect information.
But it is also a double-edged sword.
If things go on like this, everyone in the court will be in danger.
Who dares to put down their heart and do things for the court?
Maybe something he said wrongly or someone he met could become a weapon for Jin Yiwei to arrest him in the future.
After all, just like this time, many of Xia Song's accomplices certainly brought it upon themselves, but there were also many who were innocently implicated.
For example, when something happened to Yuan Yiyi, none of the Taoist priests that Emperor Longqing trusted before had a good ending.
Even before Jin Yiwei could interrogate them, they died inexplicably.
Not to mention those people in the court who had relationships and friendships with Xia Song.
Basically, those who were close to Xia Song were all affected to a greater or lesser extent.
The lighter one is losing the Wusha, which is not the most important thing.
The heavier one is simply losing one's life.
For those who are unlucky, their entire family is dead, and they don’t even know where to go to reason.
The saint lost his son, it doesn't matter whether you were wronged or not.
Chu Jingwu fell silent for a rare moment and sighed, then said: "Actually, with the Saint's troublesome methods, I'm afraid even if the fourth and fifth princes grow up alive and well, his empire may not be stable."
This is considered disrespectful.
If reported, it will be another crime of beheading.
Fortunately, the commander of the Jinyi Guards was still sitting in the room.
But no one could laugh.
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Lou Bing also rarely put away his joking look and followed up: "Who says it's not true?
In fact, Master Niu died unjustly.
He just wrote a book with ten thousand words, asking the Holy Spirit to open up the world and listen to all the officials.
Please don’t just believe the Taoist priest’s evil words to confuse the public.
Later, he was accused of Xia Song’s party and sentenced to death.”
Historically, few emperors would kill Yan Guan.
The pens of the officials are often sharper than the knives.
They write down basic memorials and spread them out.
Basically, they will seal your coffin and decide whether it is good or bad.
But Emperor Longqing killed Niu Yushi this time.
Originally, Yan Guan liked to be in a group.
After killing Niu Censor, there were many censors who scolded Emperor Longqing for what he did wrong.
Emperor Longqing became even more angry.
It seems to have become an endless cycle.
Recently, there was a famous idiot who basically scolded Emperor Longqing bloody for his mistakes in the editing of the Hanlin Academy.
This is exactly the case that Lin Sanshao and Lou Bing are handling recently.
That idiot said that Emperor Longqing did not distinguish between his legitimate sons and his concubines, messed up the rules, disrespected his ancestors, and ordered the killing of officials for no reason, which was a disregard for human life.
From Emperor Longqing's personal problems to important court affairs.
Emperor Longqing was immediately furious and ordered the two fools to be imprisoned.
But the idiot was not afraid.
Not only was he not afraid, he even had the coffin ready.
Emperor Longqing simply became even more angry, believing that this person had bad intentions and was a traitor to the King of Jin, and asked Jin Yiwei to take over the case.
That Erluzi was just a stubborn scholar.
How could he withstand the torture of imperial prison?
He only went to imperial prison for a few days and died before he could be arraigned.
Because of this incident, I heard that the court had fallen out again recently, and many local officials wrote letters saying that Emperor Longqing's move was too arbitrary and chilling.
Er Lengzi became famous from then on, and the memorial he wrote became famous.
Basically, everyone from ninety-nine to those who just learned to walk knew about this.
There was a person who wrote a memorial scolding the emperor, but the emperor got it. dead.
In the past, this wouldn't have been a big deal.
But just recently, King Cheng and King Jin have rebelled one after another, which is a very unstable time.
What Chu Jingwu said is actually correct.
After Emperor Longqing made such a fuss, his reputation was not good at first, but now he is even more unpopular.
He thought he was blocking people's mouths, but in fact it was only temporary.
He was more fond of Fangmin than Fangchuan.
He had been emperor for too long and was so aloof that he even forgot about this.
In fact, it is only a matter of time before this country becomes unstable.
These are a bit off topic.
Although they are all true, they still make people feel uncomfortable.
Lin Sanshao coughed and signaled that they had better pay more attention to what they said
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