allonlinenovel Chapter 350 Talking Frankly 350
Chapter 350 Talking Frankly 350
Chapter 350 Let's Talk Frankly
In response to Zhu Biao's question, Zhu Yuanzhang shook his head again.
Zhu Biao was slightly stunned: "Could it be Yun Wen?"
This can only mean that Chang also died early, otherwise he would not have made Lu his legal wife.
Especially since Zhu Biao doesn’t have any other women at the moment.
Zhu Yuanzhang didn't say anything, but it seemed as if he said something.
Zhu Biao was silent for a while, then asked: "Father, do you know what disease Xiong Ying died of?"
"We don't know."
Zhu Yuanzhang shook his head and said, "Besides, children are prone to premature death. Although Chang's complexion has improved a lot after practicing Ba Duan Jin, I remember that she was weaker when she gave birth to Yun Hun.
If it really doesn't work, you can marry another woman, don't let Chang always suffer this kind of life and death disaster, and arrange for her to be well raised."
Zhu Biao finally understood that even if he entered the fairyland and could see the future of the Ming Dynasty, many things were just like what were recorded in history books. They were all grand narratives, and there was very little about this person doing this or that.
Even if someone died of illness, there would be no record of what illness they died of.
"Dad, I know what to do."
Zhu Biao nodded. To be honest, this kind of thing was still quite illusory to him.
It was as if he could only be brought by his father or told about it by his father, and he could not enter the wonderland independently to take a look.
Zhu Biao was not very clear about a lot of information and could only accept it passively.
He wanted to change this passive situation, but at present he was afraid that there was no way to do it.
Not to mention his father, even Wang Buli had no idea how to control this fairyland.
"Well, don't overwork yourself."
Zhu Yuanzhang felt that since he dealt with Hu Weiyong, he had to deal with a lot of official documents every day, plus his son assisted in handling them.
Even this may not be able to be processed immediately.
Zhu Yuanzhang also understood that his descendants did not have the same fighting spirit as he did. They had been accustomed to a life of luxury since childhood and felt that the world belonged to the Zhu family and no one else could take it away.
But Zhu Yuanzhang understood deeply that if he wanted to create the Zhu Dynasty that would last for a thousand years, it would be a bit unrealistic to rely solely on various policies. In the end, it would still depend on the ruling monarch to make a difference.
Even though Jiajing was the best at political tactics among his descendants in later generations, Zhu Yuanzhang felt that although he was smart, he really had no intention of governing.
Even if there was a disaster in the country, money was still needed to quell the Japanese rebellion, provide relief to the victims, and ask the Ministry of Revenue to use money to repair the palace.
In this case, if an emperor does not regard the people of the world as his own subjects, how can the officials under him work wholeheartedly?
Regarding this point, Zhu Yuanzhang previously thought that he could compile the ancestral rules and regulations so that they would abide by them obediently.
As a result, after his death, the second emperor began to tamper with the ancestral system on a large scale, and subsequent emperors followed suit.
Whenever Zhu Yuanzhang thought of Zhu Yunwen, his head started buzzing.
No matter what, even if nothing can be changed, I will never let Zhu Yunwen take the throne again, even if it is Yunhu.
As for letting the fourth son take the throne directly, Zhu Yuanzhang has not made up his mind yet. He still needs to see how capable the fourth son is after he takes the throne!
Besides, what if Biaoer didn’t die young?
Zhu Yuanzhang believed that as long as the emperor's grandson did not ascend to the throne, the fourth son would not be interested in suppressing the rebellion, and Zhu Biao would not arbitrarily reduce the power of the princes.
However, because of the incident with Empress Ma, Zhu Yuanzhang did not have much confidence that he could change the future.
Even if a group of doctors in the hospital were trained and went out for internship to come into contact with a large number of cases, Zhu Yuanzhang still had no confidence in this matter.
The only thing he could do was to prevent Zhu Biao from going to Qin and Jin to investigate the matter of moving the capital.
There is no other way.
Zhu Yuanzhang sat in the empty hall, thinking.
Zhu Di suddenly sat up from the carriage, scaring Xu Miaoyun who was coaxing her child to sleep.
"Having a nightmare?"
"No." Zhu Di's eyes showed great surprise: "I went in."
"What went in?"
"I can enter the fairyland without my father's guidance."
"Ok?"
Xu Miaoyun paused while patting Zhu Gaochi, and couldn't help staring at the jade pendant on Zhu Di's waist:
"Could it be that the thing your brother-in-law gave you worked?"
"I do not know either."
Zhu Di was in a state of extreme excitement.
Although he was forced to act crazy and stupid, he also learned from his father that he had finally succeeded in the Jingnan Rebellion and became the emperor.
The prince died early.
That kid Zhu Yunwen came to power.
My eldest son is able to stand on his own and defend the city of Peking.
Zhu Di was very happy, but he couldn't spread these words loudly in the carriage.
He could only suppress the ecstasy in his heart, and wait for the right time to have a good talk with Xu Miaoyun and ask her to help him analyze the situation.
After all, Wang Buli is not by his side now, and there are not too many secrets between the two of them. They can talk freely in the future.
But this trip is to Peking, and I am afraid it will be difficult for me to say more in the future, and it is not safe to write in a letter.
I can only whisper a few words like this through Wonderland.
In fact, Zhu Di had an idea in his heart, that is, if his father could take the initiative to come in, he could also take the initiative to come in. Perhaps he would be qualified only after he became the emperor in the future.
But why didn’t that kid Zhu Yunwen come in?
Zhu Di fell into deep thought again for a moment.
Xu Miaoyun looked at the changes in Zhu Di's expression, but still resisted the urge to ask.
She also knew clearly that the conversation at this time was not very private.
After all, after her husband learned of this shocking secret, given her father's temperament, it was inevitable that he would bribe people in the team and become a member of the Imperial Guards or something like that.
The Jianxiu had been renamed the Jinyiwei, and it was a regular institution, and was given land in Nanjing.
The couple had to be more cautious when talking to each other in private.
Inside Dali Temple.
Wang Buli woke up from the warm bed.
I have to say that the treatment is different after becoming the head of a government office.
Although Wang Buli's rank was still lower than others in the capital, he was only a fifth-rank official.
But in fact, he is already an official at the department level, the same level as Qi Tongwei, but his power is not as great as his.
How many people can never reach this position in their entire life.
Wang Buli stood up, walked to the side in his slippers, picked up the thermos, poured some hot water into the copper basin, and washed his face to refresh himself.
Today's incident really took him by surprise.
Especially since Zhu Di was there too.
It seems that Zhu Yuanzhang cannot control who can enter that space.
Otherwise, Zhu Biao would have gone in with him.
How could Zhu Yuanzhang take Zhu Di with him to Peking?
None of this was consistent with his deep love for his eldest son.
So Wang Buli was a little skeptical. Was it true that only those who could become emperor in the Ming Dynasty could come in?
But Zhu Yunwen did not come in, and the same was true for Zhu Gaochi.
Do I have to wait until I reach adulthood?
Wang Buli didn't know the details and he was a little worried about it.
Could this also be something similar to the "conference room above the gray fog"?
But Wang Buli was not sure what was going on. It was beyond his understanding.
Having said that, especially Zhu Yunwen, who also became emperor, could be said to be his "strong" opponent.
Some secrets will not become safe once he knows them.
As for Zhu Biao, Wang Buli had no need to think about it, he definitely knew it.
It was impossible that Zhu Yuanzhang had concealed this matter from him, otherwise why would Zhu Biao always hint at the existence of silver mines in Japan?
In short, more and more people are now exposed to Wang Buli.
Wang Buli himself had no idea what to do next.
We can only take one step at a time.
"Prince-in-law."
Wen Ke heard the sound of water inside and shouted outside the door.
"Come in."
Wen Ke saw Wang Buli applying a hot towel to his face, so he reported that the Ministry of Justice had handed over some documents and needed the signature and seal of the temple minister to write a receipt.
Ru Taisu has returned to the post of Vice Minister of the Ministry of Justice. In short, Zhu Yuanzhang is still satisfied with him.
"Prince-in-law."
Ru Taisu knew that Wang Buli had the habit of taking a nap, and coupled with the rumors that he was murdered by the White Lotus Sect, his health was not as good as before.
Now that he has been appointed by His Majesty as the Minister of Dali Temple, he feels that although Wang Buli is now a fifth-rank official, his rank is lower than his.
But if something else is discovered about Hu Weiyong's treason case, the Dali Temple is not a fifth-rank government office, and it might even be promoted to a higher level.
It is hard to say whether it will be on par with the six ministries by then.
"Minister Ru, it's been a long time since we last met."
Wang Buli asked him to sit down and told Wen Ke to bring in the tea.
"Yes."
Ru Taisu was also quite emotional. Wang Buli, a big shot in the eyes of His Majesty, had been living in seclusion for three years.
As soon as his health improved a little, His Majesty immediately arranged a chief official office for him, which showed that the emperor still favored him.
"During the time when the Prince Consort was recuperating, the Ministry of Justice solved fewer cases, and the Prince Consort was familiar with fewer officials in the court."
Ru Taisu felt a little emotional. He wanted to return to his hometown to take care of his parents, but was rejected by His Majesty.
The main reason was that Hu Weiyong had committed a serious crime of treason, and the court was short of people. So they let him take over for a while, and after everything was settled, they would let him return to his hometown to fulfill his filial duties to his parents.
"What documents did Minister Ru come here to hand over?"
"Oh."
Ru Taisu put away his emotion and understood that Wang Buli did not want to talk about Hu Weiyong's case, as the matter had not been concluded yet.
There’s no telling how many people will be implicated.
He handed the papers in his sleeve to Wang Buli, which mainly contained confessions of several serious criminals in the Hu Weiyong case.
Everyone was killed.
What kind of injustice could there be?
This is also the first case after the Dali Temple was re-established.
Wang Buli looked at the file carefully and had to say that Tu Jie was really stupid. He thought he could save his life by jumping off the boat midway. But what kind of person was Zhu Yuanzhang?
Hu Weiyong's three clans were exterminated, but Chen Ning, Tu Jie and others were also killed, and their descendants were all exiled.
Wang Guangyang's descendants simply changed their names and moved away from their hometown, still for fear of being implicated.
Wang Buli felt that Hu Weiyong's talk about his hometown being auspicious was all nonsense.
However, this view is very popular.
Which emperor doesn’t like his subjects to report auspicious signs?
This shows that this kind of thing would only happen if one governs the country well.
But it also indirectly shows that as long as you have something auspicious at home, this and that will definitely happen. These are all a set of rhetoric to mislead people.
“It really opened my eyes.”
Wang Buli closed the booklet and wrote a receipt to Ru Taisu.