Just when Fang Mudi thought that he was going to bully him again, Cui Sheng took a deep look at her, turned around and exited the room.
Seeing his figure leave, Fang Mudi let go, and grabbed the edge of the mirror on the dressing table with both hands, so as not to let himself fall.
The confrontation with him consumed all her mental strength.
Chu Xue entered the door to give a salute: "The maid waits for the flute girl to rest." ” Her heart was full of surprise, as the person Cui Sheng personally ordered to serve Fang Mudi, her identity was more than just a maid.
I thought that the woman who couldn't help but be moved even when she saw it, couldn't escape Cui Sheng's clutches tonight, but she was able to get out of the way.
In his heart, Chu Xue couldn't help but respect Fang Mudi a little.
Fang Mudi didn't know why Cui Sheng let herself go, lying on the soft pillow of the high bed, she had to cheer for herself over and over again.
Thinking of what Fang Jinshu once told her, thinking of Aunt Hu, she had to persevere.
She had given up thinking about her reputation, and it couldn't be worse anyway.
In the next few days, because Fang Mudi was abducted by Cui Sheng, there was an uproar in the court.
Wenchen and Xungui, two completely different behemoths, fought again because of this incident.
With the performance of Chen Qing's excerpts, Fang Xiaoyu became the embodiment of the unyielding magnate, criticizing Cui Sheng's actions.
Among the civil servants and daughters, everyone is also in danger, blowing the pillow wind in the ears of the husband.
Those nobles in Beijing all have privileges, and there are rumors of bullying and dominating the market and ruining the women of good families.
But all along, it has been at peace with the civilian clique.
If their own interests are not violated, the courtiers will not suffer from it.
And this time, although Cui Sheng kidnapped only the second concubine of the Fang family, who knows who he will do next?
If you don't punish him severely this time, let those nobles know that they are afraid, will their wives and daughters suffer next time?
In such a state of mind, the ministers were unprecedentedly united, and even the disputes over political opinions were temporarily put aside, and they wrote to impeach Cui Sheng and demand severe punishment.
In these impeachment excerpts, not only Cui Sheng's absurd things in the past are listed again, but even he followed his mother to a banquet when he was a child and broke a bowl in someone else's house, which is used as evidence of his stubbornness.
The wind of impeachment was blowing so vigorously that the other nobles were also affected by the pond fish.
Which of these people doesn't have some bullshit in their homes?
The imperial historians have collected a lot of evidence in the past, and some specious ones that are not enough to be impeached in the book have all been turned out at this time.
In just a few days, Emperor Qinglong's desk could no longer put these folds.
His henchman, the great eunuch Wu Guangqi, ordered someone to take out a few bamboo baskets to hold these folds.
For a while, the nobles in Jingzhong were suddenly panicked.
When he secretly hated Cui Sheng, who stirred up this muddy water, he also restrained his children and clamped his tail to be a man.
And Emperor Qinglong's attitude is also interesting.
All the impeachment notes, he did not send them.
Only issued an order to seal Fang Mu's special entry silver Qingguanglu doctor's false title from the third grade to show appeasement.
Such a move made the ministers scratch their heads.
If the emperor wants to uphold justice for the Fang family, why didn't he order Cui Sheng to release him immediately?
If it is said that the emperor wants to severely punish the Cui family, he does not approve the chapter or issue a reprimand.
As a result, Anshun Houfu, which was in a similar situation to Guicheng Houfu, tentatively played a concert.
He complained for Cui Sheng in the recital, saying that Cui Sheng and Fang Mudi were in love, but the Fang family was afraid that his reputation would be affected, and he beat the mandarin ducks.
In his recital, Cui Sheng seems to be incarnated as a man with deep affection, with a sense of responsibility and responsibility, and he begged Fang Mudi but couldn't do such a wrong thing.
I don't know whether it was intentional or not, but the content of this recital spread in Beijing.
If it weren't for Cui Sheng, who was named and said in the recital, everyone would almost have thought that he was talking about another man.
However, the content of the recital is indeed true.
Including how Cui Sheng sent a housekeeper to the door to ask for marriage, and took out a generous dowry, but was rejected by Ponzi's greed for money; Including him personally coming to congratulate Fang Xiaoren on the day of his wedding, and facing Fang Xiaoyu head-on; Including how he sent a matchmaker to the door several times later, he was delayed and refused by the Fang family.
There is such a fact, and after the rendering of pen and ink, even the common people in Beijing can't help but be suspicious.
Could it be that the dumb overlord turned out to be true to his temperament this time?
However, for the courtiers and nobles, what they were most concerned about was Emperor Qinglong's attitude towards this movement.
The news that came out of the palace was left unsent.
This time, while the ministers were confused, they were more apprehensive.
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Emperor Qinglong treated everyone equally, didn't he intend to use this matter to suppress the nobles and weaken their power?
Isn't it always feared by His Majesty?
After getting this news, the nobles were like a treasure, and overnight, dozens of excerpts were made in support of Cui Sheng.
In their description, the love between Cui Sheng and Fang Mudi is as earth-shattering as the Cowherd and Weaver Girl, and the Fang family is the hateful Queen Mother, beating mandarin ducks.
The impact of this turmoil was so great that even the Hou Bo and the officials who were on the pastoral side who were divided into various places wrote letters to assist their own side.
The ministers and nobles who are not accustomed to each other, and the two parties who originally had grievances in private, even broke each other's black material one after another, revealing people's painful feet.
In the impeachment movement, the flavor has slowly changed.
It is no longer just a matter of Cui and Fang, but has evolved into an attack by both courtiers and nobles.
The situation is spiraling out of control.
And as the source of provoking all this, Fang Xiaoyu was not in a hurry.
The more chaotic it is now, the more calm he is in dealing with it.
In the eyes of people from all walks of life, they feel more and more that he has superior guidance.
Otherwise, with his powerful position at this time, how dare he set off this turmoil?
Faintly, Fang Xiaoyu gradually has a tendency to become a leader of young officials.
In the midst of such disturbances, a letter was taken out by the Fang family, to the pure clothes nunnery far away from the mortal world, and to Jinghe's hands.
The years in the nunnery are still so quiet, Jinghe finished reading the letter, and put it together with the letter brought by the Cui family in the past few days, and thought quietly for a long time.
In front of her was a medicine mill, and there was a faint smell of medicine on her hands.
What the situation in Beijing is is not on her mind.
It's just that the Cui family is on the cusp of the storm right now, and since she has written to ask for advice, she has to think of a way out for them.
Jinghe wants to take revenge on Concubine Zheng in the palace, but Ji Surabaya and his wife obviously can't do it alone, and they also need to rely on the power of the Cui family.
Besides, the little girl from the Fang family also wrote to intercede for Fang Mudi.
Even if it's just for the sake of Princess Jing'an, she can't ignore it, not to mention that Fang Jinshu is still the insider of Ji Surabaya's identities, and he is also a partner of Jinghe.
She was born in the Cui family, accompanied the first emperor for several years, and was a bystander. saw the chaos in front of him more clearly than the people in the Cui family.