Chapter 203: Saving Queen Ma is saving the people. Prince Jin is really good at moral blackmail!

After leaving the court, Zhu Biao did not delay at all and immediately set off for Kunning Palace.

He knew that he had to tell his father Zhu Yuanzhang about this as soon as possible.

When Zhu Biao arrived at Kunning Palace, Zhu Yuanzhang was chatting with Empress Ma.

Seeing his son coming, Zhu Yuanzhang smiled and asked, "Biao'er, how come you have time to come to our house today?"

Zhu Biao said solemnly: "Father, I have something important to report."

Seeing this, Zhu Yuanzhang motioned Zhu Biao to sit down and talk slowly.

Zhu Biao then reported to Zhu Yuanzhang in detail what had happened at the morning court.

After listening to it, Zhu Yuanzhang nodded slightly, expressing his approval, and said, "Well, that's very good."

Seeing that Zhu Yuanzhang agreed with his idea, Zhu Biao continued, "As for the supervision of Daming Commercial Bookstore, I think it can be handed over to Jinyiwei."

Zhu Di, who was standing by, heard this and immediately agreed, "Brother, you are absolutely right!"

Zhu Yuanzhang turned to look at Zhu Di and said sternly, "Old Four, I have already severely reprimanded you for what happened last time.

This matter is of great importance. If anything goes wrong again, I, as the eldest brother, will not let you off easily!"

Zhu Di looked terrified, and quickly knelt down to salute, and responded in a loud voice: "I obey your command!"

Zhu Biao nodded with satisfaction, then looked at Qie Si beside him and said solemnly: "In addition, the Censorate should also strengthen the review of book publishing, and absolutely cannot allow any harmful books to enter the market."

Qiesi quickly stood up and agreed, but he was secretly complaining in his heart.

He knew that this meant his workload would increase significantly.

However, Qie Si also understood that this matter was of great importance and could not be taken lightly.

But in front of the greatest emperor of all time, Zhu Yuanzhang, he could only grit his teeth and nod in agreement.

After Qie Si turned and left, Zhu Gang walked into Kunning Palace with Qian Ning, a doctor he had found among the people.

"I heard that my mother was ill, so I asked the doctor in the mansion to come and treat you."

Nowadays, in later society, the profession of doctor is generally respected.

However, in ancient times many people were unwilling to be imperial physicians. One of the reasons was that the path to promotion was relatively long.

Whether looking at history or watching film and television dramas, the more experienced the imperial physician is, the more say he has and the more trusted he is by the emperor.

In addition, the path to promotion for imperial physicians is not only time-consuming, but also requires strong financial resources.

In addition to the fact that it is difficult to be promoted as an imperial physician, another reason is that it involves relatively high risks.

After all, the medical and treatment levels in ancient times were not that advanced.

Whenever anyone in the royal family had health problems, the first person to be held accountable would definitely be the imperial physician.

However, it is actually very difficult for these imperial doctors to treat some sudden illnesses or chronic diseases caused by dietary problems.

Take diabetes for example. Even with the advanced medical technology of later generations, it cannot be completely cured.

Therefore, if you just want to be a leisurely doctor, you will have the life to earn money and spend it.

If you pursue great wealth and power, and enter the palace as an imperial physician to treat the royal family, you may earn money but not live to spend it.

The reason why Qian Ning agreed to check medicine for the Crown Princess was entirely because of the contributions that His Royal Highness Prince Jin had made to Taiyuan.

But unexpectedly, after making this decision that went against his ancestors, Qian Ning would never be able to turn back.

"Your Highness, Prince Jin, I am not very knowledgeable and I am afraid that I am not qualified to diagnose the Queen."

Seeing Qian Ning with a hint of reluctance in his eyes, Zhu Gang's expression immediately turned cold. "I believe Doctor Qian should have heard something during this period of time. The relationship between the prince and the crown prince is not as good as before.

If after a hundred years of his father's death, the crown prince ascends the throne, he will still need the queen mother to mediate.

Otherwise, if the successor emperor reduces the power of the feudal lords, the people of Shanxi will have to continue to live a hard life. "

Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao, who were sitting not far away, watched Zhu Gang perform quietly.

If it wasn't for the purpose of treating Empress Ma, Zhu Biao really wanted to pull his third brother over to ask him about it.

"We agreed that the 'palace fight' between brothers was just an act, why did you stab me in the back in front of my father just because of a disagreement?"

As a commoner with no position or power, Qian Ning had no right to look up at the prince and the emperor, so naturally he was not aware of their current expressions.

Besides, his mind is now full of historical allusions. After all, since ancient times, a new emperor has new ministers, and it is the biggest taboo for someone to be more powerful than his master.

Although Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, had many meritorious officials and generals under his command, he did not kill any of them.

Because Li Shimin was confident enough, no one under his command could surpass his greatness.

Bai Qi was known as the God of Killing. He made great contributions to the Qin State's wars, but was eventually executed by the King of Qin.

It is because he has no political awareness. In fact, most generals who can fight wars have a common problem.

They all think that I am loyal because I can win the battle, but that is not the case.

Bai Qi thought that his ability to win every battle was a sign of his loyalty to the King of Qin.

But he did not try to read the King of Qin's thoughts or guess what he meant.

In fact, Bai Qi should be a sharp sword that obeys the king's command, rather than a sharp-edged commander.

In the eyes of Qian Ning, who did not know the truth, His Royal Highness the Prince of Jin was a sharp sword in the hands of the current emperor.

But recently, for some unknown reason, Zhu Gang inexplicably staged a "palace fight" drama with the prince.

With the instigation of people with ulterior motives, the rumor of "discord between the powerful vassal king and the future crown prince of the Ming Dynasty" has now evolved into several versions.

In addition, the parties involved have already admitted it personally, and Qian Ning suddenly feels that this time when he entered the palace to treat Empress Ma, he seemed to have a heavy responsibility.

"Please rest assured, Your Highness Prince Jin, I will do my best to find a way to relieve the Queen's pain."

Faced with Qian Ning's solemn assurance, Zhu Gang nodded with satisfaction.

"Hurry up and do your work. I am waiting for your good news."

However, shortly after Qian Ning turned and left, Zhu Gang saw a hint of anger in Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes.

"If I remember correctly, you two brothers were fine before, but recently there has been a rift between you two.

If it is because of the two wise men around you who were transferred to the court to serve, that was my order.

Don't put the blame on Biao'er. If there is anything wrong with the family, just bring it to the surface."

The brothers Zhu Biao and Zhu Gang looked at each other at the same time and felt that the time was almost ripe.

So Zhu Biao, the crown prince, immediately recounted the whole story in detail from beginning to end.

"Lan Yu is at least the brother-in-law of Duke E, who is also the Third Brother's mentor and the father of Crown Princess Qingyun.

The relationship here is complicated, and my son and I had no choice but to do this."

Zhu Yuanzhang heaved a long sigh after hearing this, "Although Lan Yu's crime involved a spy from the Northern Yuan Dynasty, we have no intention of exterminating him.

At most, I just want to teach this kid a lesson. Why did you two brothers bother to get involved in this mess?"

(End of this chapter)