Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

As long as they can "return to their old jobs" now and have His Majesty's "golden words" promise of protection, they will not say a word.

Isn't this what they were aiming for in the first place?

Greed, recklessness, brutality... Over the past twenty years since the Ming Dynasty was established, these natures have expanded and fermented among this group of people, so they soon could no longer tolerate it.

"Duke Liang, you share the same stance as us on this matter. Not only Duke Liang, but also the adopted sons under Duke Liang's command must be equally anxious. They are just afraid to speak out out of respect for Duke Liang."

"I wonder... could you please ask the Duke of Liang to ask His Majesty's opinion?"

Hearing this, Lan Yu laughed out loud.

"Hahahahaha! I thought it was something else! Since this matter is His Majesty's golden word, there must be no problem!"

"Let's go to the palace right now! Let's talk to our nephew and grandson!"

Lan Yu agreed immediately.

After saying this, he put away the smug smile on his face, and his eyes revealed a hint of determination and sharpness. After a pause, he said solemnly: "We have helped him to that position, and this matter cannot be a problem!"

Seeing Lan Yu say this.

The Huaixi nobles in the living room exchanged glances with each other.

They all breathed a sigh of relief.

This matter involves the vital interests of everyone, but Lan Yu and the new emperor have an inseparable blood relationship, and they are afraid of this.

Fortunately, Lan Yu’s interests are consistent with theirs.

In the face of real interests, blood ties and affection will eventually take a back seat.

"Hahahaha! Duke Liang is absolutely right!"

"During this time, while the old man was still lying in his coffin, our new emperor was fiddling with precious flowers and plants in the Qianqing Palace. He even moved a kiln there and started playing with clay porcelain. There were quite a few complaints about this in the court, but wasn't it our prestige that helped suppress it?"

"Yes! This is actually a good thing!"

"I later returned home and thought about it carefully. The more I thought about it, the more I felt that our new Majesty was a little too shrewd. Fortunately, he had what he wanted, so he needed to rely on us even more."

"..."

Now that Lan Yu has expressed his stance, these people no longer need to worry about the consequences.

I felt much happier when I talked.

Also a lot more unrestrained.

"Shh..." Someone made a guilt-ridden gesture to keep quiet, and subconsciously looked around as if he was worried about something.

The next moment, someone burst into laughter: "Hahahaha! What are you booing for! The old man is dead! And you still think there are Jinyiwei watching us!"

"Our new emperor is busy sending the Imperial Guards to find flowers, grass, and mud for him. The time when everyone was trembling with fear and insecurity is over!"

"..."

The living rooms of the two dukes' mansions were suddenly filled with laughter and a happy atmosphere.

……

Qianqing Palace, front hall.

Zhu Yunhuan, dressed in mourning clothes, was lying on the dragon desk, holding a wolf-hair brush with red ink in his right hand, and wrote the three words "I have read" on the memorial in front of him.

Then he closed the letter.

I couldn't help but throw the wolf-hair brush in my hand onto the table.

He said unhappily, "This is too much!"

He knew that Zhu Yuanzhang had abolished the prime minister and held both imperial and prime ministerial power in his own hands. He was mentally prepared for the emperor's workload, but the memorials he reviewed in the past few days had really made him lose his temper.

All matters, big and small, from the entire Ming Dynasty were sent here.

There's nothing wrong with greeting people here and there.

Zhu Yunhuan stood up, stretched, yawned, and thought to himself: "I have to arrange the cabinet's tools as soon as possible!"

cabinet.

It was first initiated by Zhu Di after the Jingnan Rebellion and reached its peak in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. While ensuring centralization of power, the cabinet also shared many government affairs.

For example, during the reigns of Jiajing and Wanli, one was busy relaxing and did not attend court for twenty years, while the other was busy sleeping and did not attend court for twenty-eight years, but the Ming Dynasty did not collapse.

Later, the Grand Council of the Qing Dynasty was an improvement based on this system.