Daming: The system rejected my request for salted fish

After hearing what Zhu Biao said, the students present immediately saw hope of survival.

Everyone looked at Zhu Biao with hope, as if they were seeing a living Buddha.

Seeing this scene, Wei Wu laughed in his heart.

This double act is well performed!

As expected, when Zhu Yuanzhang heard Zhu Biao's proposal, he rejected it coldly on the spot.

But Zhu Biao still insisted, until the father and son almost quarreled in front of everyone.

In the end, Zhu Yuanzhang compromised and only punished those students of the Imperial College who left the school without permission.

The students from other schools outside were only punished with a few slaps.

In fact, they were originally only going to receive these punishments, but now they have to be grateful to Zhu Biao.

As for the students in the Imperial College, in Wei Wu's opinion, their fate had already been determined.

It’s useless for anyone to plead for them, and no smart person would plead for them.

Because the nature of these people was different, the Imperial College was a state-run university and an important breeding ground for training officials.

These students, although they were supervisors, took the lead in causing trouble, and it was obvious that there were people pushing them behind the scenes.

In this case, Lao Zhu would definitely not keep them and would take this opportunity to clean up a group of them.

The remaining ones will most likely not have any problems, and we can continue to increase our training efforts in the future based on their personal talents.

Just when Wei Wu thought that the matter was over and there would be no more changes.

A Jinyiwei rushed in from outside the crowd and knelt in front of Zhu Yuanzhang.

"Your Majesty, Censor Huang Lang hanged himself at home. Before his death, he left behind a few last words."

"They say that Lord Changle founded the Academy of Science and Technology for the country and the people, but I, unable to distinguish right from wrong, nearly brought disaster upon the country. I am unworthy of Your Majesty's trust."

"I am too ashamed to face Lord Changle. Only by dying to thank the world can I feel better!"

You are too ashamed to face me, so you should die to thank the world and make yourself feel better?

Is this still the Huang Lang I know? Can he say such things?

After hearing what the Jinyiwei said, Wei Wu's three views were completely overturned.

But after thinking about it carefully, it is not surprising that Huang Lang's incident must have been "polished" by someone.

As for who it was, Wei Wu's gaze immediately turned to where Lao Zhu was.

It was not until he saw the pain and regret in Lao Zhu's eyes that he knew he was right.

Then Zhu Yuanzhang slowly closed his eyes, and when he opened them again, his eyes were red.

"How could Lord Huang be so unwise? Our Ming Dynasty has lost a minister who dared to speak out and offer advice. We are deeply saddened!"

"Forget it, forget it. Order the burial of Lord Huang with honor! I'm in a bad mood now. Let's go back to the palace. Marquis Changle will accompany us."

With Zhu Yuanzhang's order, the incident of breaking into the Earl's Mansion was completely resolved.

The students involved in the incident were taken away by the guards and those who should be punished were punished, and the people also dispersed.

I believe that it won’t be long before the public opinion about Wei Wu will be reversed.

After the crowd dispersed, Wei Wu said a few words to his family and followed Zhu Yuanzhang to Fengxian Hall.

After entering the palace, Wei Wu was about to ask about Huang Lang, but Zhu Yuanzhang spoke first.

"You want to ask about Huang Lang, right?"

"Well, that guy wouldn't leave such last words. Uncle Zhu, your fabrication is too outrageous!"

"You think I do?"

Zhu Yuanzhang replied unhappily, then took out an envelope and threw it to Wei Wu.

I, your humble servant, will die for your advice!

Looking at the three neatly written words on the envelope, Wei Wu was speechless.

Originally he thought that it was Zhu Yuanzhang who sent people to do it, but now it seems that there is something else fishy about this matter!

If it was Old Zhu who did it, there would be no such suicide note.

Could it be that Huang Lang really hanged himself?

If that's the case, then he's really a jerk, and all he does is give advice.

He committed suicide by hitting his head against a pillar in the court, then hanged himself at home, leaving behind a letter to express his final admonition.