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Meng Tian and Ran Min also looked at Shi Wansui. Could it be that he really accepted the bribe?

Even Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, who was known as the Emperor of Literature and History, had not gotten angry yet, but Emperor Taizu of Ming, Zhu Yuanzhang, was so angry that he jumped up and down.

In the eyes of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, there would be no tolerance for bribery or corruption.

What he hated most was the situation where officials protected each other and embezzled money from the people.

He naturally didn't understand anything about Shi Wansui, even though the other party lived in the dynasty before his own.

However, Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, asked Liu Bowen, who was well-read, whether Shi Wansui had been bribed.

Liu Bowen remained silent. What else could he say? If he said anything, the emperor would surely be furious. The lives of their subjects were also at stake.

If he didn't say anything, His Majesty would still be angry, so he could only nod.

The other ministers looked at Liu Bowen with resentment, it’s over, His Majesty is going crazy again!!!

Sure enough, after seeing Liu Bowen nod, Zhu Yuanzhang became furious and said that if Shi Wansui was born in his time, he would definitely chop him to pieces.

He also accepted bribes and let the enemy leader go, which is a crime worthy of death.

The ministers looked at each other in dismay, and they were all worried that they would lose their heads if they made Zhu Yuanzhang unhappy.

So they could only agree. Zhu Biao and Empress Ma also persuaded Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Yuanzhang was coaxed into leaving.

The ministers all breathed a sigh of relief. It was not easy to be an official in the Ming Dynasty. The pay was low but the work was hard.

The barrage was also discussing this matter, saying whether what Shi Wansui did was right or wrong.

If it is wrong, it is definitely a mistake in strength, but how to charge it depends on the emperor.

Sky

Seeing that no one spoke and everyone was looking at Shi Wansui, Li Wu could only continue to speak, "General Shi, you naturally accepted the money from Cuan Wan and released the man.

Unfortunately, King Yang Xiu of Shu was in Yizhou at that time. He learned about what you had done, so he sent people to you, General Shi, to try to get back some of the treasures you had received as bribes.

General Shi, you were not willing to do that and just sank all the treasures into the river.

Alas, if I lose it, I won’t give it to you. If I can’t find the treasure, there will be no evidence.”

Li Wu patted his thigh and looked at Shi Wansui with a look of disappointment and regret, "General Shi, you threw so many good things into the river, can you get them back?

It’s all good stuff!”

Li Wu looked at Shi Wansui with eager eyes. Oh my God, she knew without even thinking that it must be a lot, more than what she had traded.

The ancestors didn't give her a particularly large amount when they traded with her, but it was still a lot.

Because our ancestors also knew that there could not be only one opportunity for a transaction, so how could they give a lot at once?

It may be a drop in the bucket, no, it may be a drop in the bucket among millions of buckets. The wealth of our ancestors was enormous.

"My little fairy, of course I can't get it back," Shi Wansui touched his nose awkwardly. How could he get it back after throwing it into the river?

"Little immortal, we all trade with you. You already have quite a few treasures. If you feel that it is not enough, I have quite a few here. When the time comes, I will give you more when we trade," Ran Min said with a smile. He was not very interested in gold, silver and treasures.

Because he owned so much, he valued war horses, cattle, sheep and other livestock more.

"King Wudao, you are such a kind person. Although there are indeed a lot of things to trade, they all have great uses for me, such as teleportation and buying things, but I rely on these things, so it is far from enough. But I am not a greedy person. I can't always ask you to take a lot of things from your ancestors. You can decide what you want to trade treasures with, after all, every thing is priceless. If possible, I also hope to receive some calligraphy and paintings by celebrities," said Li Wu. All of them were gold, silver, treasures, bronzes, porcelains, etc., but there were relatively few calligraphy and paintings.

"Are these calligraphy and paintings so valuable? More valuable than gold, silver and other treasures?" Ran Min asked in disbelief. These were just some calligraphy and paintings, could they really be so valuable?

Meng Tian said, "If it was left by a famous person, it must be priceless. Its value cannot be measured in money."

There are even some things that are more valuable than gold and silver.

Li Wu nodded, "Indeed, many things are very valuable, and I also want to take a look at some famous paintings and calligraphy," Li Wu smiled awkwardly. She liked landscape paintings, beauty paintings and so on. In short, they were very beautiful.

She really admired those who could draw, because even if she copied them, it couldn't be said to be exactly the same, there was absolutely no connection, which showed that she had no talent for drawing.

But she still likes painting very much. She can make people calm down and paint for several hours.

The ancestors in front of the sky also had their own thoughts. Those who went to the immortal to trade, so the items they wanted to trade were naturally paid for by the emperor.

The emperors naturally collected a lot of calligraphy and paintings, but of course it was definitely less than those gold, silver and treasures.

Sky

"Okay, I won't talk about this," Meng Tian and others nodded after hearing what the little immortal said, but they were thinking in their hearts what other good things they could trade with the little immortal.

"Just now we were talking about General Shi, you sank all the treasures into the river.

Yang Xiu gained nothing, so he could only give up.

This matter was not exposed at that time, so Emperor Wen of Sui Yang Jian did not know about it.

General Shi, you were awarded the title of Shangzhuguo for your contribution in pacifying the southern tribes. Yang Guang, who was then the Prince of Jin and later Emperor Yang of Sui, also respected you very much.

Emperor Wen of Sui knew that Prince Jin valued you, General Shi, so he asked you, General Shi, to supervise the military affairs of Prince Jin's Mansion.

In the second year, that is, the eighteenth year of Kaihuang, Cuan Xuan, who was let go by you, General Shi, rebelled again.

So you were impeached by King Yang Xiu of Shu, who accused you of accepting bribes and letting the thieves go, causing the thieves to cause trouble again.

Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, immediately ordered someone to investigate the matter, and the result was naturally that what Yang Xiu said was true.

At that time, Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, was furious and wanted to kill you, General Shi.

Later, Zuo Pushe Gao Jiong and Zuowei General Wei Min came to plead for mercy on your behalf, General Shi.

After hearing these words, saying that you have extraordinary abilities, are always the first to rush to the front on the battlefield, and are compassionate to the soldiers, Emperor Wen of Sui's anger disappeared by half.

However, General Shi was still punished and you were demoted to a commoner.

But this result is still pretty good. If it were any other emperor, I don’t know if you would still have your head, General Shi,” Li Wu shook his head and touched his head.

Shi Wansui sighed. These things had not happened yet, so he didn't know what he was thinking at the time.

"My dear little fairy, I will never do such a thing again in the future," Shi Wansui said. Accepting bribes was impossible.

"To admit one's mistakes and correct them is the greatest virtue," Meng Tian nodded with satisfaction. It seemed that Emperor Wen of Sui did a pretty good job.

Although Shi Wansui did commit a serious crime, even a serious one punishable by death.