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Seeing this, Jin Shuai's smile deepened, and he said, "Brothers, please wait outside the hall for a moment. After court, you can pair up and escort those three people to the gate of the imperial city. This should not be illegal, right?"

Upon hearing this, Emperor Renzong became even more confused and couldn't help but ask, "Young Master Jin, do you perhaps intend to execute those three censors?"

Now many ministers in the main hall understand why they need the golden iron certificate; this kid is not to be trifled with!

"Your Majesty, look at me. I'm still young and my strength is very limited. I can't even wield that broadsword. At most, I can only stab them a couple of times. Humph, who told them to talk nonsense? But, in the end, this is just a personal grudge between the two of us. How can it be considered a crime of treason? I'm sure even if His Majesty were here, he wouldn't interfere. Gentlemen, don't you agree?" Jin Shuai stood on the main hall, his gaze sweeping over the civil and military officials, a half-smile playing on his lips, and spoke slowly.

"Oh dear, Young Master Jin, please don't take our lives just because we said a few wrong words in court! Such actions will hardly silence the public opinion of the people!" The official who was quite frightened was still trying to defend himself, his voice trembling slightly.

"Hahaha, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. I don't care if anyone curses me behind my back! Today is a good opportunity to let these so-called officials taste the bitterness of 'trouble comes from the mouth,' and see if they dare to nitpick again!" Jin Shuai laughed loudly, his words full of disdain and contempt.

"You...you act so recklessly, who will dare to serve as an official in the future!" The official in charge of criticism was increasingly worried as he saw the situation becoming more and more uneasy, but he still refused to show any weakness.

"Hmph, plenty of people are eagerly waiting for you to make room for them! You really think you're something special? Don't even think about running away after the court session ends! Even if you escape to the ends of the earth, I will definitely catch up with you and give each of you a good stab in the back before I can vent my anger! You bunch of spineless cowards who act tough in their own backyard!" Jin Shuai smiled, but his tone was icy cold.

"Young Master Jin, could you spare them for my sake?" The emperor looked at the impetuous young man before him with a sincere expression, his tone pleading.

"Your Majesty, what you're saying is true, and it has to be done no matter what, hehe. But... they have to pay, and not just them, all the civil and military officials in the court have to pay for their medical expenses as well." Jin Shuai's lips curled up slightly, revealing a sly smile.

These words immediately caused an uproar in the entire hall. People looked at each other, whispered among themselves, and murmurs rose and fell.

"What...this doesn't make sense! Didn't the Emperor already reward you?" one minister shouted, unable to contain his dissatisfaction.

Upon hearing this, Jin Shuai turned to look at the minister, a hint of mockery flashing in his eyes: "Then I shall ask you a question. The Emperor rewarded me because I saved the royal family and many common people, which is a great achievement. But you people are not ordinary people, but officials of the court. Does being an official mean you can enjoy free medical care?"

“We may be officials, but we are also ordinary people!” another official in a purple robe stepped forward to retort.