The ten crimes of the treacherous minister Zhang Shou!
Please execute Zhang Shou to thank the world!
I report that Zhang Shou, the lecturer in the Eastern Palace, has deceived the Crown Prince and has ulterior motives...
This is the impeachment that piled up like snowflakes in the next few days. Of course, there were a few truly outspoken ministers who directly impeached the prince for neglecting his studies, skipping classes and leaving the palace, but most officials instinctively avoided the huge risks that might come with impeaching the prince and all pointed their spearheads at Zhang Shou.
Of course, there were even more drastic ones, who swept in all the lecturers in the Eastern Palace and impeached them one by one - Zhang Shou was a brat, unlearned and incompetent; Yue Shanchang was a fame-seeking old farmer; Xu Shanchang was a construction expert, self-degrading; Xiao Shanchang was a person of low standard... Except for these four who were not from professional schools, the other lecturers could not escape the fate of being buried alive.
The one who commented on all the lecturers one by one was none other than the recently returned Duke of Chu, Zhang Rui. Previously, Ren and Duke of Zhao, Zhu Jing, had both gone on expeditions to the north. Zhu Jing had already returned to the capital a long time ago and even took charge of the Ministry of War. However, Zhang Rui had only returned on this cold day in December after more than a year, and it happened to be the day when the prince skipped classes. It could be said that it was fate.
Now, those who knew about the feud between Zhu Jing and Zhang Rui were naturally all gloating and watching the fun, intending to enjoy a wonderful battle between the dukes. However, after the Duke of Chu Zhang Rui wrote a long impeachment, which was not known whether he wrote it himself or someone else wrote it for him, and it was spread widely by those who had ulterior motives, the people who came to the door arrived.
Even though they knew that their master and the Duke of Zhao had never gotten along, and that it might be an exaggeration to say that they had a feud for life, but it was also true that they would never have any contact with each other, the doormen did not dare to stop the young lady who came to kill them with a sword. One of them ran away with his head in his hands, one ran inside to report, and the other two stepped forward and tried to persuade them carefully.
"I don't care about that! He didn't come to my wedding, and now he's here to disparage my husband. How can I not come and settle accounts with him? Get out of the way, or I'll beat you in!"
The two gatekeepers who stopped Zhu Ying sighed inwardly. This accusation would surely be a hot topic in the capital. However, the sharp tip of the sword was almost poking their noses. Even though they were old, they were still sharp-eyed and could see that the sword was not sharpened. However, they would not think that Zhu Ying was just a coward.
That's because the young lady knows her limits... Otherwise, if she accidentally cuts some flowers or plants, it will be a big trouble!
So, after a symbolic stop, the two doormen let Miss Zhu in. Zhu Ying, who stormed into the Duke of Chu's mansion, didn't hesitate and went straight to Zhang Rui's study with a sword in hand. Although the two dukes claimed that they would never see each other again, Zhu Ying had been here more than once. Even though she hadn't been here for more than a year because Zhang Rui was away, she was still familiar with the place.
As for those along the way, everyone avoided her. Not only was there no one to stop her, but there wasn't even a living person to be seen. It was as if all the people in the huge Zhang family had hidden in their houses because of her arrival.
Zhu Ying knew without thinking that the person who came in to report this situation would be the one who was shouting and yelling, so she hid. Anyway, she had no intention of meeting Zhang Rui's wife, concubines, and children. She rushed directly to the outer study room and saw that the door was open, as if welcoming her to fall into the trap. She didn't hesitate and rushed in.