These censors were famous during the period of the late emperors and were not afraid of death.

They spoke frankly, and even dared to scold the emperor.

The late emperor cherished his reputation and felt that the censors were doing this for their own good, for the good of the country and the people, so they tolerated it from all sides.

He was emperor for decades, and he only beat censors twice, and none of them were severely punished.

Not to mention killing.

This led to the censors being completely spoiled.

They floated, thinking that they really had the right to speak and could drown the emperor with their spit.

In the current New Emperor era, they had never had much dealing with each other. They thought he had the same temperament as the late emperor. No matter how much he made a fuss, he would be punished for at most a few words.

But unexpectedly, the new emperor's attitude was very tough.

He burned all the memorials on the first day, and the next day he dismissed one of the censors' fame as a Jinshi, and sent his family to the northwest.

this……

The censors who have always been "spoiled" and the so-called literati fighters who believe in the criticism of words and deeds have never seen such a scene.

They were frightened silly.

They are not afraid of being beaten or even death.

but……

The fame and fortune that has been obtained through hard work for ten years is more important than life.

Just being expelled, don't die?

What's more, the whole family was thrown to the bitter and cold land in the northwest.

That is absolutely correct or not.

These censors who had been "fighting" for more than ten years were instantly silent and they never dared to submit memorials to impeach the queen, nor did they dare to ask the emperor to abolish the queen.

Zhao Yuan looked at the neat and clean desktop and expressed his satisfaction.

But the censors have little to do with this matter after all, and it would not have much impact on them who is the queen.

The Jin family was a little unable to sit still.

Mr. Jin wore the most grand dress and went to the palace to meet the saint himself.

Speaking of which, Zhao Yuan had heard him lecture several times, so he could also call Mr. Jin a teacher.

What's more, he is Concubine Jin's grandfather.

Zhao Yuan was still very polite to him.

"Come here, give Mr. Jin a seat." Zhao Yuan gave a chair to sit for the old man.

Mr. Jin stood up tremblingly and said, "I don't dare."

Zhao Yuan didn't force himself, nodded lightly and asked, "Old Jin is now an idle cloud and a wild crane. He has not been asking about court affairs for a long time. I wonder why he has time to come to the palace today?"

Mr. Jin said in a deep voice: "Recently, I have some insights when reading history books. I want to ask the emperor for advice."

Zhao Yuan smiled and said, "Old Jin is very knowledgeable, but I am far from that."

Mr. Jin didn't think this was a praising him, but he didn't care. He continued: "In the past, King Zhou favored Bao Si and deposed Queen You, and in order to make the beauty laugh, he played with the princes, which eventually led to the destruction of the country. In addition, King Wu was lustful and lustful, and favored Xi Shi and ruined the country. Chen Baoshu, the descendant of the fall of the country in the Southern Dynasty, favored Concubine Zhang, so that Concubine Zhang relied on his favor on power and disrupted discipline, which eventually led to the entry of the Sui army and the destruction of the Southern Dynasty."

Zhao Yuan listened quietly, with a smile hanging on the corner of his lips, but a hint of chill flashed through his narrow phoenix eyes.

"Mr. Jin's current preferences are unique." He said indifferently.

Mr. Jin lowered his head and said, "Since ancient times, it has been common to have favored concubines and ruin the country. I hope the emperor can learn from it."

"Don't worry, Mr. Jin, I have a proper position and will not be too fond of Concubine Jin." Zhao Yuan said.
Chapter completed!