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âThatâs great. Struggling for power and profit is meaningless.â Jiang Ning laughed, âThe Emperor is thinking of the Prince of Yu. The Prince of Yu is very lucky.â
The Emperor couldnât help but say, âDonât you care about the Prince of Yu at all?â
âI genuinely think itâs good.â
âBullshit!â The Emperor couldnât help but curse.
Jiang Ning remained unperturbed.
When he was pretending to be poor and lived off others, he was the same. Jiang Ning didnât believe there was any difference between the Emperor and a butcher.
The only difference was that one wielded the knife against humans, and the other against pigs.
And both would curse.
Jiang Ning said, âIf the Emperor doesnât think itâs good, then donât send him to guard the Imperial Mausoleum.â
âI donât really want to.â
âThen donât.â
âUnless you reconcile with your fifth son, and return to the Prince of Yuâs mansion with the two children.â
ââ¦â Jiang Ning was speechless.
After all, he still couldnât bear to part with his two grandsons.
Threatening her with the Prince of Yuâs future?
Unfortunately, Jiang Ning was not fooled.
That is your own son, as long as you donât mind, you can punish him or not.
She said: âYour Majesty, donât disregard your own Imperial Edict. The Prince of Yu and I have officially divorced, and weâll have no further connection. If we went back together, it would prompt idle gossip.â
âI will issue an edict for you to remarry.â
âNo.â
âNo one has ever dared to contradict me to my face.â
âYour Majesty, you have few loyal and outspoken ministers around you.â
The Emperor was somewhat angry, wanted to lose his temper, but looking at her face, he couldnât.
He sneered: âBy saying that, you are also including your father, Prime Minister Jiang. Are you saying that your father is disloyal and dare not offer counsel?â
âPerhaps everything you said in the past was correct.â
â⦠Smooth-talking!â The Emperor tapped the table, âFifth has lost his position as Crown Prince for you, you should at least give him some compensation.â
âBy dedicating myself to him?â
âDo you really intend to marry someone else with my two grandsons?â
âRest assured, Your Majesty, I wonât marry anyone.â
âWhat about Wenren Zong?â The Emperorâs tone was somewhat suggestive, âI heard, you kidnapped Wenren Zong?â
âYes.â
âWenren Zong is the person I have seen solve cases the fastest. Although he is young, he deals with criminals every day and has rich experience.â
âWhat do you mean, Your Majesty?â
âWhat I mean is, if he didnât deliberately let you kidnap him, you wouldnât be able to do so.â
Jiang Ning was silent for a moment, then asked: âHow does Your Majesty intend to deal with the Wenren Family?â
âThe King of Chen is subject to punishment, let alone his minions.â
âDoes the Wenren family, including more than a hundred men, women, elderly and children, all deserve to die?â Jiang Ning thought of the straightforward and lovable Madam Wenren and Wenren Zongâs chattering sisters.
The Emperor said: âTreason is unforgivable, and its consequence is the execution of nine generations of the guiltyâs family. The Wenren family should have considered these consequences. People always have to pay for their mistakes.â
âCollective punishment is wrong.â
âWhat do you know, little girl.â The Emperor glanced at her, âRecently Xiaoqian has been eating at your place frequently, saying your food is getting tastier.â
Jiang Ning didnât move an eyebrow.
The Emperor had no choice but to say: âThereâs nothing else, you can take the children and go.â
âYour Majesty has not said how he intends to deal with the Wenren family.â
âExecute them all in the street.â
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To hell with the tyrant.
Did he think by threatening her with the Wenren family, she would comply?
âJiang Ning takes her leave.â
Jiang Ning left, pushing her own wheelchair..