My Ferocious Tigress Wife-Chapter 796 - -Scorded

Chapter 796: Chapter 796-Scorded

Emperor Yong Ping was in a terrible state in the palace.

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When the eldest princess of Xuancheng went out to Jiang Prefecture, the Imperial Forest Guards followed her and met up with her not long after. They beat up Xiao Baoshan all the way to Jiang Prefecture. The beating was earth- shattering, and the entire Jiang Prefecture’s officialdom was shaken.

They had never seen such a fierce princess before. The commoners had seen it for themselves.

After living in Jiangzhou for a month, the legend of the eldest princess of Xuancheng had spread everywhere.

Xiao Baoshu was ordered by Sikong Xiao to pick up Xiao Andu and Xiao Jingniang. He originally thought that his eldest sister-in-law…It was very likely that they would not see each other again. Although his body was sick and he looked like he was half-dead, he was still quite able to hold on.

Originally, he was holding back his anger and wanted to beat Xiao Baoshan up to educate him, but in the end…

Since the eldest princess of Xuancheng had made the first move, it would not be good for him to make another move as if he was taking advantage of her.

Although the Eldest Princess of Xuan City married into the Xiao family, she still has the title of Eldest Princess. Why don’t you try beating up Eldest Brother with a sister-in-law? Other than waving flags and shouting, Xiao Baoshu did not go up and beat anyone up.

Xiao Baoshan was furious but did not dare to speak.

When Mrs. Cai returned to Jiangzhou, she had been bossy. She had rubbed Mrs. Jiang a lot and had even rubbed off the child she had just conceived. It was already good that he had not divorced her. In the end, she made a false accusation and pretended to be sick. She could still pretend for half a year.

He reported to Jiankang City.

Was it easy for him?

Not only did he have to slowly kick Jiang Prefecture aside, but there was also a small amount of unrest in other places.

The governor of Jiangzhou, King Jin ‘an, rebelled. Emperor Yongping was lenient and did not pursue the matter. Other than killing the unrepentant officials who followed the banner and shouted for the east and west, he did not deal with the others who immediately regretted their mistakes and admitted their mistakes. He did what he had done before.

This did not exclude the local wealthy families in Jiangzhou over the years…

She had been trying to make things difficult for him in the dark, and Mrs. Cai was either absent or recuperating in the back of the house in Jiangzhou. She had even caused a ruckus, and there was no peace in the house. She could not help him at all and would only distract him from the back of the house.

In short, all kinds of dissatisfaction were very different from the words that Cai sent back to Jiankang.

Xiao Baoshu could not be bothered to distinguish who was telling the truth and who was lying. Anyway, his biological father wanted him to bring her back. Since his eldest sister-in-law did not die, he could go back if he wanted to.

Madam Cai’s body didn’t allow it. She wasn’t pretending to be sick. Her body was extremely empty.

The Eldest Princess of Xuancheng took advantage of the situation and prepared herself to stay in Jiangzhou for a long time. In the end, with her personality, she would either offend the madam of this family or scold the young lady of some family until she cried. Otherwise, she would bring her subordinates to charge directly and beat up a road bully on the street.

Whether or not he was a road bully was still to be verified. The news from the Imperial Forest Guards was naturally on the side of the eldest princess of Xuan City, but the memorial from Jiang Prefecture was about the nineteenth son of the Zhou family of Runan.

Chancellor Zhou was born in the Zhou family of Runan, but he was an official in the court and brought the eldest son to Jiankang.

Later on, Xie Xian uprooted them in Jiankang City.

Madam Zhou was full of resentment. She was suppressed by Xie Xian and the Xiao family in Jiankang City. In the end, she was beaten up by Xiao Baoshu and the Eldest Princess of Xuancheng in other people’s territory.

The Nineteenth Young Master was the legitimate son of the Zhou Clan’s Clan Leader. He was a precious golden lump that was only born when he was nearly fifty years old. He was used to being domineering in Jiang Prefecture. How could he swallow his anger when the Eldest Princess of Xuancheng beat him up with the advantage of numbers?

Let’s fight. Xiao Baoshu and the Emperor’s Royal Guards are here. If there are too few people, they won’t be able to win. If there are too many people, they will probably be charged with treason.

The Zhou Consort then joined forces with the officials of the various governments in Jiang Prefecture to impeach Xiao Baoshu. They ran amok in the village, throwing their weight around, using the power of the Jiang Prefecture Governor Xiao Baoshan to bully the poor and beat up the innocent. freewёbnoνel.com

The memorials drifted into Taiji Palace like snowflakes.

The officials in Jiankang City were not on good terms with the Xiao family or the Xie family. When they saw this situation, they naturally did not hesitate to add bricks and tiles. Soon, they formed a wave of voices, mainly targeting Xiao Baoshu and Xie Xian.

It had to be said that bringing Xie Xian in was somewhat far-fetched. No matter how much Emperor Yong Ping guarded against Xie Xian, he also saw through the clues.

However, the Eldest Princess of Xuancheng was the younger sister of Emperor Yong Ping. Others might not know, but everyone in Jiankang City knew. If you were to talk to the Eldest Princess of Xuancheng, would you be able to talk to her?

The Eldest Princess of Xuancheng was in the wrong, beating people up and causing trouble?

The one who was in the wrong was Xiao Baoshu. It was a sin that you couldn’t control your wife.

Moreover, they had a reason and evidence. Even Consort Zhou had deliberately played down the signs of the Eldest Princess of Xuancheng and pointed the spearhead at Xiao Baoshu and Xiao Baoshan.

Just as he was dozing off, someone sent him a pillow. If he didn’t use this opportunity to step on Xiao Baoshan, he would be letting down the imposing manner of the eldest princess of Xuancheng.

As for involving Xie Xian…

Since Sikong Xiao returned from Xuzhou, he had closed his doors and refused to receive any guests. He had been recuperating at home because of his head wind. He did not participate in anything.

Ginseng, ginseng was not painful or itchy. At most, it was because he did not teach his son well.

However, if he really committed a murder or a serious crime, it would still be useful if he didn’t teach his son well. It was such a serious matter, and Nineteen Zhou wasn’t seriously injured, so it wasn’t good to point the finger at Sikong Xiao.

After all, this person had outstanding military achievements and was a war god in Epsilon’s dynasty.

During Emperor Yong Ping’s time, it was also Conglong who had made contributions. The Emperor was wary of Xie Xian in various ways, but he absolutely trusted Sikong Xiao. Of course, this was all thanks to Emperor Yu Heng’s instructions when he was alive. Sikong Xiao was a rough warrior, but he wasn’t a bossy person. He had a bad temper, a straight temper, and was the most loyal and patriotic.

Then why did Xiao Baoshu dare to attack all the way to Jiang Prefecture? Who must he be relying on?

It couldn’t possibly be the Emperor, right? That was Xiao Baoshu’s brother-in- law, Minister Zuo Pushe, Xie Xian who was second only to one person and above ten thousand people, and the Minister of Personnel who controlled the appointment and removal of officials in the world.

Jiankang City had formed a vigorous and vigorous movement to denounce Xie Xian. Even the Imperial Censor, Yan Dong, could not suppress it, and the doctors themselves jumped out.

The job of the Imperial Censorate’s doctors was to investigate people. If someone committed a crime, and it was such a big crime, no one could stop them. They were afraid that Ginseng would neglect his duty. If they did nothing about such a big matter, wouldn’t that be inaction?

Some joined Xie Xian, some spoke up for Xie Xian. In any case, everyone was busy.

At this time, the eldest son of Handsome Fairness Zhao had caught a cold in the early autumn and died in less than half a month.

At this moment, there were only the Second Prince, who was born by Lu Meisheng, and the Third Prince, who was born by the only high-ranking concubine, Consort Pan Xian, in April. One of them was usually cautious, while the other was as timid as a mouse. Both of them were frightened by this unforeseen event. They held the child and trembled in their own palace, afraid that the Empress or Imperial Concubine Chu, who had just been diagnosed as pregnant, had done it.

If it wasn’t for the fact that it was unreasonable, Consort Pan Xian would have taken her son to live in the Peaceful Life Palace.