After rebirth, she married the prince of the enemy country

Chapter 707 The Minister Wants to Sue the Seventh Prince

Su Yin didn't avoid his hand, just smiled and said, "I haven't seen His Highness go out recently, he can come to the side hall several times a day, almost staying with me, I thought His Highness angered the Emperor, He was ordered not to enter the palace!"

"Even if my father hit me with a teacup and told me to get out, I still hope that I can get back in front of him the next day."

Ling Yan spoke in a joking tone, but it was not difficult to hear Emperor Zhao's preference for him.

Before thinking about him, when did Emperor Zhao not blow his beard and stare with anger?At most, they will get a few mild reproaches.

Even the Seventh Prince, who is recognized by the outside world as the most favored prince, is nothing compared to him.

Ling Yan rubbed her chin twice with his fingertips, bowed his head and kissed her, "It's not that I've been busy for a while so I took a few days off, so I hurried over to accompany you. Little heartless."

After a while, he opened the distance between the two, "But you're right, after tonight, I'm afraid I'll be busy again."

Ling Yan rarely showed such emotions in front of her, which inevitably caused Su Yin to think deeply.

"To what extent?"

"One stone stirs up a thousand waves."

Sure enough, on the morning of the second day, Emperor Zhao waved his hand to let Xizi announce his withdrawal from the court after listening to the performance of the ministers.

Xizi took a deep breath, raised her voice, and before she could make a sound, a person stood out from the left team, dressed in a dark orange official uniform, and the long and narrow wings on the black gauze hat trembled slightly.

"Your Majesty, I have something to announce."

Emperor Zhao was about to get up, but when he heard the voice, he sat back on the dragon chair and looked down at the person below, "So it's Sun Aiqing. Tell me, what's the matter?"

Sun Mu cleared his throat, and his tone was calm, with little ups and downs, but everyone in the Jinluan Palace trembled.

"I want to report to the emperor that I want to sue the Seventh Prince for his lack of virtue. Not only did he go in and out of casinos and set up big bets, but he also treated the lives of ordinary people like nothing, abused his personal power, and used his power to bully others."

As a royal censor, Sun Mu has corrected many unjust, false and wrong cases. He has a very high reputation both in the court and among the common people. This is the first time he has sued others in court.

And this person is not an ordinary official, but the current emperor's own son!

After the words fell, the Golden Luan Hall could only hear a slight gasp for a moment.

Rao, people who have experienced many storms are stunned——

Which one is this singing?
After a short period of silence, the surroundings seemed to explode. Officials whispered in twos and threes, and the discussion was very intense.

Ling Cheng was naturally among them, he remained silent, but those who followed him couldn't help but refute.

"This is simply nonsense. The seventh prince was taught by the emperor himself. He has learned etiquette since he was a child, so it is absolutely impossible for him to do such a stupid thing!"

"Everything must be based on evidence. Since Mr. Sun is so confident, he must show evidence."

……

"Master Sun has always been fair. How can you say something without proof?"

"The Seventh Prince hasn't complained yet, why are you making a fuss?"

……

Of course, there are also those who have reservations, do not favor any side, and just wait for the final ruling.

No matter what others said, Sun Mu always stood upright in the center of the hall, with a solemn expression and a righteous spirit.

"Quiet--"

Emperor Zhao signaled Xizi to speak up, and ordered everyone to be quiet.

His turbid eyes swept over the people under the steps one by one, with different expressions.

Emperor Zhao withdrew his gaze, stared down at the delicate scales on the armrest, and asked after a while, "Is there any basis for Sun Aiqing's statement?"

(End of this chapter)