I became the tyrant's only belief.

Chapter 260 Masterpiece
Xiao Jingfan was multitasking and discovered another benefit of transferring Chu Liuzheng to serve him.

He glanced at the civil and military officials below him, and the corners of his lips rose slightly.

Let him hear what these people have been doing lately.

[Here I come, this haggard guy who hasn’t even shaved his beard clean is… Gao Yan, a doctor in the Military Selection Department of the Ministry of War! ]

Chu Liuzheng glared at the haggard brother below.

[Ah, this is the scumbag father who put a poison on his own daughter. Gaopin was killed by your poisonous insect sugar pills. Why are you pretending to be heartbroken? ]

She flipped through the system.

[What does this scumbag father have... Wait! This is...]

Xiao Jingfan pricked up his ears and waited for a long time but nothing came of it. He had to turn his attention back to Gao Yan, who was crying, and Censor Kong beside him.

Censor Kong frowned and said in a loud voice, "… In the past, Lady Gouyi of Emperor Wu of Han died of miscarriage, but she was still honored as empress; Concubine Wei of Emperor Dezong died early due to miscarriage, but she was also promoted to the position of noble concubine. Although Concubine Gao is only a concubine, she has received the grace of heaven. I implore Your Majesty to posthumously confer the title of Concubine Gao the title of Concubine Jieyu and allow her to be buried in the imperial mausoleum, so as to preserve the dignity of the royal family and show Your Majesty's benevolence."

Xiao Jingfan frowned and was about to speak when his ears were startled by the sudden sound of his inner voice.

[Fuck! Tyrant, don’t fall for it. If you don’t want the ancestors of the Xiao family to come back to life, you must not let Concubine Gao enter the imperial mausoleum! She is now a terrifying insect culture dish! ! ]

Xiao Jingfan: ???

What to cultivate?
Chu Liuzheng was anxious, but he had no way to remind the emperor beside him in public.

The point is that even if she said it, the emperor might not believe it.

[If the corpses in the imperial mausoleum really turned into zombies because of the poisonous insects and killed ordinary people, it would definitely cause public outrage, and the tyrant emperor would be doomed! ]

Of course, what Chu Liuzheng cares most about is not whether the emperor will be done or not, but that her family is still in the capital!
Just when she was about to risk her life to remind Xiao Jingfan, Xiao Jingfan spoke.

He stared at Censor Kong below, and raised a sneer at the corner of his lips: "Gao had a vicious mind, secretly harming palace maids and plotting to murder the royal heir. I considered that she was pregnant, so I intended to pardon her and let her give birth to a child before dealing with it. Now Gao has died of hemorrhage, and although the royal family deserves a reward, the crimes she committed during her lifetime should also be punished. The two offset each other, so why posthumously confer a title?"

Censor Kong was stunned. There was actually such a secret? !
He immediately turned to look at Gao Yan with a scrutinizing look in his eyes. Are you lying to me?

There were still traces of tears on Gao Yan's face, and he avoided his gaze, not daring to look him in the eye.

Upon seeing this, Censor Kong immediately realized that he had really been deceived by Gao Yan, a famously honest man.

His chest was boiling with anger, and he wanted to rush over and punch Gao Yan.

He lifted his robe and knelt down, kowtowed to the emperor: "I was deceived by a villain and did not know the truth. I hope Your Majesty will forgive me."

He did not name the villain, but all the court officials looked at Gao Yan.

Gao Xiaoren Yan's face turned green with anger, and under the watchful eyes of his colleagues, his fists were clenched so hard that they made a creaking sound. Where was the trace of grief for the loss of his daughter on his face?

[Oh my~ Your defense is broken now. Now is not the time for you to scheme against others? Tsk tsk, you will have to pay for what you have done. I am afraid that no one in the court will regard this scumbag father as an honest man anymore. ]

Chu Liuzheng expressed his hope for more of this popular scene.

Xiao Jingfan glanced at her and called out to Censor Kong to get up.

The censor was not convicted for his words, so he would not easily do anything to Censor Kong who was deceived, but Gao Yan...

A cold light flashed across the emperor's eyes as deep as a lake, but he forgave him gently because of Gao Yan's deep love for his daughter.

"Thank you, Your Majesty." Gao Yan's back was already soaked with cold sweat, and his legs were still a little weak when he returned to the queue.

Censor Kong glared at him coldly, thinking that he would not be a gentleman if he did not take revenge.

Gao Yan gave him a wry smile, which, considering his haggard appearance, did seem a bit pitiful.

Censor Kong didn't buy his trick and turned his head away. Seeing this, Gao Yan stopped smiling and looked down at the ground. His eyes gradually became cloudy and his lips pursed tightly, showing a worried look.

After the court meeting, Chu Liuzheng walked beside Zhou Yuande, thinking about how to cremate Gaopin's body.

No matter how powerful the insect is, it is afraid of fire. No matter how scary Gao Bin's insect culture dish is, it is just a matter of fire.

[The body of Concubine Gao has been transported to Ji'an. According to the rules, the body should be kept in Ji'an for three days, and monks and Taoists should be found to chant sutras for the soul-saving, and then buried. But Ji'an is outside the palace, and I can't leave the palace, so how can I run outside the palace to set fire? ]

Chu Liuzheng was so worried that his head turned bald.

Unless it was necessary, she really didn't want to make up lies to the tyrant.

It's really a test of one's heart.

*
Returning to Wenhua Palace, Xiao Jingfan changed out of his court robes and glanced at Chu Liuzheng who was waiting beside him.

The woman was seen frowning, looking as if she was in a trance, and no one knew where her soul had flown to.

He shook his head secretly and ordered Zhou Yuande to summon Xie Hui.

There was no need for him to call, Xie Hui came on his own.

Zhou Yuande invited the people in.

Xie Hui saluted: "Your Majesty, may you be well and safe."

"Stand up." Xiao Jingfan ordered someone to serve tea and asked, "Why are you so anxious?"

"Your Majesty, please take a look." Xie Hui handed a letter to Zhou Yuande, who then presented it to the emperor.

Xiao Jingfan took out all the letter papers. It was a thick stack and quite heavy.

He roughly guessed what it was, and when he lowered his eyes to look, it was indeed the anonymous letter written by Chu Liuzheng.

If he hadn't asked Eleven to lead the Jinyiwei away from the duty room, how could this woman have sneaked the letter in so easily?
He glanced at Chu Liuzheng calmly, then read the letters one by one, his face becoming darker the more he read.

The characters are big and weird, and they are crooked even worse than dog's crawling. There are also many typos. It is very difficult to recognize. Can't you just write properly?

Chu Liuzheng, who was standing by, also saw her masterpiece, and she did her best to prevent her handwriting from being recognized.

If she were asked to read it again by herself without checking the system, she might not recognize everything she had written.

However, the mistakes she deliberately made were insignificant and would not cause any misunderstanding.

Besides, she has confidence in Xiao Jingfan.

[The tyrant has eight hundred tricks up his sleeve, even if you can't understand it, you can still figure it out! ]

Xiao Jingfan: "..."

Thank you!
"I copied a copy last night." Seeing that the emperor had just started reading it, Xie Hui hurriedly took out a roll of paper from his sleeve pocket and handed it to Eunuch Zhou.

Xiao Jingfan took the copied copy and immediately found it much more pleasing to the eye.

This is what we call words!

He read through the entire document at a glance, put the copied paper aside, and continued to masochistically read Chu Liuzheng's original copy.

He was worried that Xie Hui might have made mistakes in copying, so he felt more at ease with the original in hand and reading it himself.

When he had read almost everything, Xie Hui said, "What is said in the letter is really shocking. I dare not act on my own, so I come to ask Your Majesty for instructions."

Xiao Jingfan put down a thick stack of letter papers and ordered in a cold voice: "Zhou Yuande and Chu Liuzheng stay, everyone else go out."