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Sure enough, after Chu Xin sent Manager Wei to personally bring the imperial doctor to the General's Mansion, the initial panic was calmed down instantly.

Upon seeing this, the civil and military officials in the court, as well as some people who were ready to add insult to injury, also stopped what they were doing.

Some people even took the initiative to tie up the subordinates of the general who came to serve with heavy treasures, and then sent them back to the mansion with gongs and drums.

Everyone woke up the moment General Manager Wei entered the General's Mansion with the imperial doctor.

The relationship between His Majesty and the General is not as bad as it seems on the surface.

What happened tonight was probably just a misunderstanding between the two parties just to get angry.

Sure enough, it didn't take long for General Lin Wan and Her Majesty the Empress to quarrel in the palace over the incompetent prince, and it became known throughout the city.

When the people heard that the general dared to contradict Her Majesty the Empress for her own selfish interests, and even wanted to kill Her Majesty's brother to vent their anger, they immediately complained about Her Majesty the Empress.

Of course, many of them admire General Lin Wan.

They believe that a general who dares to take action and is not afraid of power is a great hero in their mind.

This incident has greatly enhanced the prestige of Lin Wan and Chu Xin among the people.

It also gradually began to polarize people's evaluation of them.

Some people believe that Her Majesty the Empress is so generous and merciful that she only imprisons people who disobey her and even want her relatives without harming them. Such a magnanimous attitude makes her worthy of being an emperor.

But some people believe that the reason why the general wants to kill Chu Mo is because he has done something outrageous and resentful. Her Majesty, the Empress, shields her brother in this way, which goes against the title of a holy king. She also treats the law as nothing. A complete fool.

As for Lin Wan's evaluation, a small number of people who have accepted the indoctrination of new ideas believe that the other party has violated Her Majesty the Empress. Although she is a bit reckless, she is a person who dares to love and hate, and is a model for our generation to learn from.

However, a considerable number of conservative people believe that the other party who dared to collide with Her Majesty the Empress committed the following crime. This is disrespectful to Her Majesty the Empress and should be severely punished.

After this matter was spread by thoughtful people, it quickly set off a storm throughout the Great Zhou Dynasty. People from both sides argued endlessly, and in some places, violent conflicts were even triggered because of the conflict between the concepts of monarchy and pleasure.

However, what everyone did not expect was that when the matter boiled down to the end, people from both sides turned against each other at the same time, pointing the finger at Her Majesty the Empress's prince brother who had never shown up.

Everyone agreed that the main culprit of the discord between the emperor and his ministers was the useless Prince Chu Mo who only heard his name but never saw his person.

For this reason, people in many places signed petitions, asking Her Majesty the Empress to announce Chu Mo's crimes and depose this useless prince who was waiting to die and only knew how to lie on Da Zhou's body to suck blood.

Such an unexpected change caught Chu Xin even a little off guard.

She established the Great Zhou Dynasty and always preached the concepts of brotherhood, brotherhood, harmony between husband and wife, respecting the elderly and caring for the young, and supporting parents. She just wanted to slap Li Shimin hard in the face.

In the eyes of everyone, the royal family of the Great Zhou Dynasty was tens of millions of times better than the Li family of the Tang Dynasty. There had never been any rumors or any shady history.

But now, because of this incident, I feel like I shot myself in the foot.

Originally, Chu Xin just wanted to use this incident to severely suppress Lin Wan's prestige among the people and the military.

But he didn't expect that things were completely out of his control.

Not only did he not suppress Lin Wan, he even let her show off her face harshly in front of the people of Dazhou, which also gained her a lot of popularity.

Not only that, the reputation of the Zhou royal family that he had worked so hard to build was actually damaged because of this incident.

This is really a kind of depressing feeling of stealing the chicken but losing the rice.

What was even more depressing was Chu Mo, who suffered the Wuwu disaster.

He finally experienced what it means to sit at home while the pot comes from the sky.

When he saw everyone in the General's Mansion holding back their laughter, bringing back the rumors from outside and telling him one by one, he almost turned his back on the spot and turned the table over.

However, Chu Mo still felt that his life was at stake when he was accused of being blamed for no reason. He had already thrown away his face eight hundred years ago.

Therefore, although I felt extremely frustrated, I gritted my teeth and endured it.

Not only that, after listening to the report from his subordinates, he even secretly added fuel to the fire, letting people release the news, and began to wantonly slander and discredit himself, in order to damage the good impression of the Zhou royal family in the hearts of the people of Da Zhou. .

By the time Chu Xin found out and wanted to recover, the matter had already spread rapidly among the people and was getting worse.

In desperation, after imprisoning Lin Wan for five days, Chu Xin found nothing unusual between her and Chen Baosheng, so she had no choice but to release her again.

Moreover, in order to divert the attention of the people, she had to publicize the battle between the Great Zhou Dynasty and the Great Tang Dynasty in Guoguan, Shaanxi, in order to quell the public discussion about the royal family.

Sure enough, this trick really works.

When the people learned that the country's army had already arrived at Guanguan City in Shaanxi Province, and had won consecutive battles and killed countless enemies, under the guidance of thoughtful people, they suddenly became excited and inexplicably enthusiastic.

They all clamored to march on Chang'an, destroy the Tang Dynasty, and capture Li Shimin alive.

Naturally, Chu Xin readily agreed to the call of the people and directly dispatched an army of 10 people to Shaanzhou City to support Chu Xiang.

Originally, Chu Xin decided to send reinforcements after learning about Chu Xiang's tragic battle situation in Shaanxi. Now it was just right. Taking advantage of this opportunity, not only could she divert the attention of the people in the country, but she could also directly skip Lin Wan's situation. A great general, he directly sent troops to the Tang Dynasty.

Lin Wan stayed in the prison for five days. During this period, although she was not punished and she responded to every request, she still stayed in the prison for five days.

Therefore, as soon as he returned to his home, he was warmly welcomed by everyone in his home.

Lin Wan's eyelids twitched as she looked at Chu Mo, who looked like a young boy running around and busy around.

If the other party appears by his side so openly, aren't he afraid that his identity will be exposed and he will be caught and used as a sashimi by Chu Xin?

However, her attention was soon attracted by what happened in the mansion in the past few days.

Especially after she heard that on the night she was imprisoned, many servants in the house escaped, or even betrayed their master, and were all tied up and sent back by the Empress and the ministers of the court. She felt even more mixed in her heart.

The only thing that made her happy was that Chu Mo told her that after the diagnosis and treatment by the imperial doctor, Sister Yang Hongyu's condition had improved and there were faint signs of awakening.