The people around were surprised again. What was the housekeeper’s sixth daughter-in-law talking about...
Complain, sue? !
How dare she say that!
An ordinary mountain man actually wanted to go to the capital and complain to the emperor!
Could it be that she just said it casually
In fact, it's not true. Ye Lulun is not talking nonsense.
She doesn't always rely on the idea of suing officials to scare others.
But, you can't shout to fight or kill.
Let's deal with it. This group of villagers are constantly annoying people. This time they can find a way to teach Aunt Liang a lesson, but it won't have a deterrent effect, and the troubles will just keep coming.
For people in this dynasty, the government is the greatest shock and intimidation.
Ye Lulu had also filed a complaint with the government before, and this time she filed a complaint with the same intention, but these people hadn't committed anything yet, so she really made the matter bigger.
She wasn't lying. Aunt Liang didn't take the child away today. She couldn't file a complaint because there was no truth.
But that doesn't mean that her filing of the imperial complaint was just lip service.
If Aunt Liang really snatches away her son, or does something irreparable and crazy later.
That Ye Lulu decided to really file a petition. Today's laws stipulate that people can file a petition regardless of how big or small they are.
As long as you can get in front of the palace, as long as you really dare to complain.
In fact, when ordinary people hear the words "Emperor" and "Emperor", they are already trembling with fear, and they want to hide as far away as possible.
Therefore, no one would really file a lawsuit easily, unless it was a heinous injustice.
As for those who have some power and status, if something happens, they can directly rely on their family background and the power and ability they have to solve the problem.
There is no need to file a complaint.
No one sued, which made it even more difficult to sue the emperor. It was impossible to do the same thing.
In fact, the main thing is that he has enough money, and when he arrives in the capital, he doesn't meet any bad officials. If he dares to complain to the emperor, he can get the imperial decree.
The matter of kidnapping a child is not as important as any major court matter, but if she sues, Aunt Liang will have to pay the price she deserves!
For many things, it depends on whether people dare to do it, whether it can be done according to the regulations, and whether it is big or small.
If Aunt Liang was really capable of robbing her child, there would be nothing that Ye Lulu wouldn't dare to complain about.
Because of Ye Lulu's complaint, the villagers present could not close their mouths and were shocked again.
Guan Chibei also stood up this time. He showed his momentum, his face was cold, and his voice was bone-chilling. In the silence of everyone, he said:
"Don't come to my place to make trouble. If you make trouble again, don't blame me for being rude."
Guan Chibei said "You're welcome", which really shocked people all over and sent chills down their spines.
Because everyone has seen his kung fu.
Not to mention shooting wild animals, his martial arts skills are enough to make ordinary mountain villagers fear him.
After Guan Chibei finished speaking, his cold eyes turned and he found Aunt Liang and her husband, who was standing in the crowd, shivering, pale and panicked.
Aunt Liang went crazy because of her son's death. Her husband hadn't reached this point, and he didn't sincerely want to harm the housekeeper, but seeing Aunt Liang so crazy, he panicked and didn't know what to do.
He had been hiding among the villagers, but he didn't dare to stand up and stop Aunt Liang, and he didn't know what to do.
Guan Chibei locked his eyes on Aunt Liang's husband, and after saying those words, he flashed.
The villagers were in awe of Guan Chibei's skills and subconsciously got out of the way.
Guan Chibei grabbed Aunt Liang's husband and grabbed his arm.
There was a "click" and Aunt Liang's husband screamed.
(End of chapter)