Chapter 411 A Heartless Woman

Later, he became a monk and became a monk, but was persuaded by the squire to marry his daughter.

There should be nothing wrong with him, and he can have a good death in this life.

But because of his loose mouth, he slipped his mouth after drinking, and was arrested here.

At this time, Kangxi squinted his sharp eyes, and asked lightly: "Zhu Cihuan, I visited the Ming Emperor's Tomb before and found that there was no one to take care of it. I wanted to find someone to manage the Ming Xiaoling Tomb. I thought about it. Others are not suitable, only the descendants of the Ming royal family, that is, you are the most suitable, what do you think?"

"Back to the emperor, Caomin is only an old bone, how can he be worthy of a heavy responsibility." Zhu Cihuan politely refused.

He lived an old age and lived a life of poverty.

Now facing Kangxi's uncharacteristic "goodwill", how dare he accept it.

He could even imagine that after he was assigned to guard the imperial mausoleum, he would find a reason and send him off.

After all, give him a seemingly good errand first.

It's time for another gentle blow.

Kangxi not only preserved his reputation, but also never suffered from future troubles.

In the emperor's family, this is a typical "Praise first and then kill".

And he, Zhu Cihuan, lived forever.

He would rather die like this than accept Kangxi's mercy, the result would be the same anyway.

So he thought that his life could end well.

"Bold Zhu Cihuan, the emperor asked you to guard the Xiaoling Mausoleum. It is no better than being a teacher in a poor mountain and remote place. If you refuse, it is disobedience and unfilial piety!" Liang Jiugong shouted sharply.

Even a minister in the tent echoed, "Zhu Cihuan, you keep saying that you didn't take part in the anti-Qing and Ming-ming campaign, but this monk used your reputation to deceive and assassinate Lord Long Live and the princes."

"That's right, I think this matter has nothing to do with you!" Probably having figured out what Kangxi was thinking, another minister followed suit.

Hearing this, Zhu Cihuan calmly defended himself: "I have changed my name for decades to avoid misfortune... I am old, my blood has declined, and my beard and hair are all white. Is it against Qingning when there is nothing wrong? And the so-called rebels will occupy the city, accumulate grass and grain, recruit troops, buy horses, and build armor. Have I ever done this?"

Hearing this, Ruoyin's willow eyebrows frowned imperceptibly.

The old man's voice was old and hoarse.

His head was covered with strands of silver wires, his eye sockets were slightly sunken, and his teeth were few and far between.

The face and neck are covered with wrinkles.

And those wrinkles seemed to be telling the vicissitudes he had experienced in his life.

I believe that at this time, he knew that there was little hope, but he was still so calm.

At this time, someone handed the basic papers to Kangxi, saying: "Your Majesty, this is the papers handed over by the ministers, as well as the confession from the interrogation of Zhu Cihuan."

After Kangxi took it casually, he flipped through the notebook.

For a moment, the atmosphere in the tent was eerily quiet.

There was only the sound of Kangxi flipping through the booklets.

After a long time, I saw Kangxi put down the notebook.

He glanced at Zhu Cihuan sharply, and ordered without any emotion: "Come here, Zhu San is Wang Shiyuan, who disobeyed the imperial decree, refused to guard the imperial tomb, colluded with others, opposed the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty, and now orders him to be executed by Ling Chi."

Hearing this imperial decree, Zhu Cihuan actually showed a relieved smile on his old face.

It seemed that he had expected this result.

When Kangxi spoke again, his eyes widened.

"In addition, Zhu San's descendants...all will be killed immediately!" Kangxi looked at the white-haired, unarmed old man in front of him, and decisively issued the imperial edict.

At this time, Zhu Cihuan lost all anger.

There was despair in those experienced eyes, deep despair.

He sat down on the ground, looked up to the sky and said: "God... I'm going to kill my family!"

Immediately afterwards, Kangxi ordered that the fake monk be executed.

After the guards received the order, they took them down.

Watching this scene, Ruoyin gathered up the handkerchief tightly.

That's the home of heaven, sometimes it doesn't matter if things are right or not, true or false.

Many ministers just figured out the emperor's mind, and in order to please the emperor, they followed the instructions.

In the end, Kangxi deliberately issued an imperial decree, which not only protected himself wisely, but also cut off future troubles.

Even if Zhu Cihuan hadn't turned against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty, that monk was.

But for an emperor like Kangxi, Zhu Cihuan is the remnant of the previous dynasty.

What's more, there are still people who rebel against the Qing and restore the Ming in the name of the third prince Zhu, so he can't bear it even more.

As long as he is alive, it is a "threat" to him.

No matter how big or small the threat is, he will never let it go.

As expected of an emperor who ascended the throne at the age of eight, he could be called a thunderbolt!

Regarding Kangxi's imperial decree, many officials were flattering.

Kangxi didn't seem to care.

He just glanced at Ruoyin's position, and asked lightly: "Fourth brother, when I left Kaifeng, I heard that you were injured, but you are better now."

Sitting next to fourth master, Ruoyin actually saw rare kindness in Kangxi's eyes.

It seemed that the one who just cruelly ordered was not him at all.

"Thank you, Huang Ama, for your concern. My son's injury is no longer serious." The fourth master stood up and said, "In addition, this is my minister's report on harnessing the Huaihe River and the extermination of the bandits in Kaifeng. I would like to invite the emperor Ma looked over."

"You, you, you don't stop when you're injured." Kangxi raised his right hand, pointed at Fourth Master casually, and said, "Then bring them up together for me to see."

The fourth master handed the note to Liang Jiugong, and said indifferently: "I dare not neglect the task given by the emperor Ama to my ministers. As for suppressing the bandits, it was purely because I was looking for Fujin, and I hit the mountain bandits by mistake." It's nothing."

As soon as the voice fell, Kangxi glanced at Ruoyin sharply.

Ruoyin was flustered by Kangxi's sharp eyes.

Fourth master seemed to have noticed it too, there was a black shadow of surprise flashing in his eyes.

When Liang Jiugong delivered Tiaochen to Kangxi.

Kangxi casually flipped through the articles, looked at the fourth master, and said with a smile: "Fourth, your article on the management of the Huaihe River is not bad. There are a few merits. It's so clear."

"My son doesn't know, please tell Huang Ama clearly." The fourth master cupped his hands and said.

Then, he glanced at Ruoyin lightly.

Originally, to suppress the bandits, he vented his anger on the heartless woman.

He thought about the credit for suppressing the bandits, and didn't say anything.

It can also offset the incident of bumping into Huang Ama in Kaifeng before.

But he has always kept a low profile, and he doesn't want to be too conspicuous among the princes.

Therefore, the report was written very roughly, simplifying my own contribution.

Most of the credit was given to Meng Shiyuan.

After all, there was no one left by his side.

At that time, the bandits were suppressed by Meng Shiyuan.

Other than that, there was nothing wrong with his statement.

Could it be... because of this?

Then why stare at his Fujin?