Playing bad and eating melons: The whole court is laughing? No, no

"In autumn, bushes surround the house like Tao's house, and the fence is gradually sloping. It's not that chrysanthemums are preferred among flowers. There will be no flowers when all the flowers are in bloom."

"I planted two or three orchid buds with my hands, and the warm sun and gentle breeze followed. I sat there for so long that I didn't realize the fragrance was in the room, and even when no one was around, it still smelled fragrant."

"There are several plum blossoms in the corner, and Ling Han is blooming alone. I know it's not snow from a distance, because there is a faint fragrance."

Jiang Yueyang stared at Lord Wu and recited several ancient poems, which made Lord Wu's forehead sweat.

By then he already knew that he had probably been deceived.

"Sir Wu, these poems are what I saw in my dreams. Listen and see if they are as timeless as the peony poem I heard before? Or you can find that young man and I will confront him face to face." Jiang Yueyang looked at him with a smile.

Lord Wu pursed his lips tightly, his throat was dry and he couldn't make a sound.

Although he did not answer, someone else answered for him.

"The poems Miss Jiang just recited are all unique. If such poems had appeared before, they would not have been unknown. The same is true for the peony poem."

As soon as he finished speaking, Lord Wu knelt on the ground with a thud.

"I have also been deceived. Please forgive me, Your Majesty."

Jiang Yueyang laughed in anger. [The fat guy admitted his mistake quickly. Does he really not need to take responsibility for his words and can do whatever he wants? Also, shouldn't we, the Jiang family, be the ones he should apologize to?]

Jiang Yueyang was about to speak, but Emperor Yuan spoke first, "Wu Qing, you should say this to Miss Jiang."

Lord Wu had been an official for many years and had developed a proud character. He could not apologize to a young girl who had not yet reached the age of marriage.

But due to the current situation, he had to do so.

Suddenly, an idea struck him. He stood up, bowed to Minister Jiang, and said, "I was deceived and made a slip of the tongue. Please forgive me, Your Excellency."

"Mr. Wu, you say it so easily, but do you know that your words just now could ruin my brother's reputation and future?"

"Miss Jiang, what did I say just now? I didn't say that Young Master Jiang plagiarized." Lord Wu shook his sleeves.

[You fat bastard, you're playing word games with me. Little melon, tell me his dirty laundry, I'm going to kill him!]

Emperor Yuan: This girl is a little scary.

Minister Jiang raised his hand to support his forehead. His daughter's image was completely ruined. It seemed that she really would never get married.

Qin Shi looked at Jiang Yueyang with great interest. This girl...

Others thought that His Majesty insisted on granting an official position to Minister Jiang's daughter probably because of her voice.

But even if they could hear the thoughts of Minister Jiang’s daughter, so what?

Is it necessary to grant an official position?

Before they could figure it out, the system gave them the answers.

[Host, this Lord Wu's exam results were fake. He bribed the examiner to replace another candidate's paper.]

Everyone was in an uproar. Lord Wu opened his mouth to defend himself, but was stunned by Emperor Yuan's gaze.

The Yuan Emperor's men standing behind him also whispered a warning: "Your Majesty wants to hear it, so you'd better shut up. Otherwise, you won't even have a chance to defend yourself."

The system continued: [When the examinee found out that his paper had been replaced, he wrote a petition to file a complaint with the emperor, but was brutally killed by Lord Wu. He died with regrets!

His mother, unable to bear the grief of losing her son, passed away overnight, and his wife and daughter were raped by Lord Wu. Losing their innocence and becoming mentally ill, they soon committed suicide by drowning themselves.

Jiang Yueyang clenched his fists in anger. [Four lives lost, is this still a human being? Xiaogua, how can we bring him to justice?]

Everyone present had different thoughts and looked at Jiang Yueyang with different eyes.

The third-rank official, the Minister of Personnel, couldn't help but recall that Lord Wu was a candidate in the twelfth year of Daxia. He seemed to have participated in supervising the imperial examination. Would he be implicated?

No, why do I subconsciously feel that what Minister Jiang’s daughter said is true?

The prince stared at Jiang Yueyang with a mysterious look. If she could be loyal to him in the future, the court would be bright and Daxia would be prosperous forever!

Qin Shi also lowered his eyes and thought deeply. The case some time ago was indeed because of Miss Jiang.

Then... it's true that Lin Susu had an affair with someone.

Minister Lin finally understood why his granddaughter was so sure that the rumors were spread by Minister Jiang's daughter.

He exchanged a glance with several of his colleagues in the hall and decided that Minister Jiang’s daughter could not remain in the court!

Otherwise, none of them will have a good ending.

The Left Prime Minister, who did not attend the court yesterday, heard that Emperor Yuan was going to grant a fifth-rank official position to a girl. He wanted to come here today to scold the emperor, but he never expected it to be for this reason.

He changed his mind.

As for the others, some were worried, some were excited, and some felt sorry for the candidate's family.

The system replied: [Almost everyone who knew the inside story back then is dead, so it's difficult to bring Lord Wu to justice.]

Jiang Yueyang grasped the key point. [Almost? That means someone is still alive... Uh... Why is it so quiet around here?]

She slowly turned her head to see what was going on, and Emperor Yuan said in time, "Lord Yang, it's been raining continuously in Xizhou. Can you tell me when it will stop?"

The Yang Aiqing mentioned by Emperor Yuan was the director of the Imperial Astronomical Observatory, responsible for astronomical observations, celestial phenomenon predictions and other matters.

Yang Jianzheng was stunned for a moment before stepping out of the group. "Your Majesty, I am incompetent and have not yet calculated the exact date. Please give me some more time."

Jiang Yueyang frowned. "What about that fat guy? Did he just let the incident of him slandering my brother go on like that? Ultimately, the death of that candidate's family is inextricably linked to His Majesty! If he hadn't hired the wrong people, how could such a thing have happened? Your Majesty is so blind! So many people were killed right under his nose, and he didn't even know about it."

Emperor Yuan: “…”

Everyone: "..."

Minister Jiang was wondering at this moment, would his family be executed by the emperor through slow slicing? Or would they be executed by slow slicing?

Emperor Yuan coughed twice, and someone immediately understood and said, "Your Majesty, Lord Wu has slandered Master Jiang and must be punished."

"Then he shall be caned thirty times and imprisoned in the Dali Temple."

Jiang Yueyang was slightly surprised and asked doubtfully: [Xiaogua, are the laws of Daxia so strict?]

[Logically speaking, it shouldn't be that severe. Perhaps the emperor has been wanting to deal with him for a long time and is using this as an excuse to provoke an argument.]

The imperial guards came in and dragged Lord Wu out. Lord Wu struggled desperately, saying, "Your Majesty, please listen to my explanation. I did not... Ugh!"

Lord Wu's mouth was covered by the imperial guards, and then there was the sound of beating and Lord Wu screaming that he was wronged.

Jiang Yueyang curled her lips, "Tsk! He still has the nerve to cry foul? So many people heard him slander my brother. I can't wrong anyone but him! Oh, Xiaogua, you haven't mentioned who among those who participated in the imperial examination cheating is still alive."

Lord Wu.

Everyone present felt a flock of crows flying overhead, and a deafening silence came to their ears.

Jiang Yueyang felt the same as them.