Travel to the early Tang Dynasty and become a salted fish

"Where did you come from, and why did you come to Luodu? Do you have a road guide or household registration certificate with you?"

Chu Xin rode her war horse out of the crowd, walked directly to the maid, and looked at her condescendingly.

In an instant, a pressure from the emperor rushed towards him.

The maid's heart trembled, and she quickly pretended to be scared, and replied tremblingly:

"Replying to your lord, we are all refugees migrating from Shaanzhou City. Due to delays on the way, our arrival date has been delayed. My son is worried about being punished by local officials, so he wants to settle here in Luodu."

After saying that, he pretended to be in a hurry, took out the road guide and household registration from his arms, and handed them over directly.

Seeing this, the guard on the side hurriedly stepped forward to take the document handed over by the maid. After checking it carefully, he handed it to Chu Xin respectfully.

Chu Xin took the household registration document and flipped through it casually. She didn't find any familiar names, so she threw the document directly back to the maid, and then winked at the guard beside her.

The guards received the order and immediately went forward to search the carriage.

Seeing this situation, the maid hurriedly stretched out her hands to block everyone:

"What are you doing? All the gold and silver we brought with us along the way have been stripped clean by the people on the road. Now there are only these three carriages left. Don't you even want this last bit of dignity? Leave it to my young master?"

After hearing the maid's words, everyone was stunned and stood on the spot, not knowing whether to advance or retreat.

And Chu Xin, after hearing the meaning revealed in the maid's words, immediately narrowed her beautiful eyes, looked at the other party up and down for a while, and then snorted coldly:

"How can I like your broken carriage? What I want is the people in the carriage."

After saying that, he was ready to command the guards to search the car again.

When the people around heard Chu Xin calling herself me, they immediately reacted. The person in front of them, wearing golden armor, turned out to be Her Majesty the Empress of the Dynasty. They were so frightened that they all knelt down and shouted long live.

When the maid saw this, she also pretended to be panicked and knelt on the ground, but she still stopped everyone with a stubborn look and said:

"Your Majesty, please make the decision for us."

Chu Xin raised her eyebrows, waved her hand to stop the guard who was about to step forward and pull him away, and asked with interest:

"Oh, I don't know, how do you want me to make the decision for you?"

Now that her identity has been revealed, she can't act too strong in front of the people, otherwise, if the unexpected incident is spread, Chu Xin is worried that it will be bad for her reputation.

Although under her high-pressure rule, the Zhou Dynasty has really been prosperous in recent years.

But those she killed were all clan lords and bullies.

Those clan gentry hated her to the core, but in the hearts of the people, she had accumulated endless prestige.

She didn't want to, and she wouldn't, because Chu Mo was such a troublemaker, the prestige she had worked so hard to build up over time would be ruined by trivial matters.

All in all, after seeing the maid's obstruction, Chu Xin did not use force as soon as she came up.

After all, convincing people with virtue is the imperial demeanor she wants to show.

And this maid is still complaining in front of so many people. If she doesn't ask questions, if she doesn't give an explanation to the people around her, I'm afraid her image will plummet in their hearts.

Tall buildings are built slowly, but when they collapse, it only takes a moment.

An inconspicuous thing could destroy the empire that he had built so hard.

Chu Xin still pays great attention to this.

As the emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty, she could ignore the people's cries of injustice.

As long as she dares to set this example, then in the future, or even in the future, the officials under the rule of Zhou Dynasty will probably become more aggressive. They will follow the same example or even become more aggressive towards those who block the way and complain about injustice.

Thinking of this, a cold light flashed in Chu Xin's eyes, and her eyes gradually became sharper when looking at the maid.

At this time, how could she not understand that the maid in front of her was really something extraordinary.

But precisely because of this, she became even more interested in the people on the carriage.

Even vaguely, she had a feeling that there was a high chance that the person in the car was Chu Mo's troublemaker.

Only the people he taught could be so calm and calm when facing the Empress of Zhou Dynasty like herself.

In an instant, Chu Xin clearly calculated all the pros and cons in front of her.

She sat on the horse, looked down at the maidservant, mobilized a bit of inner strength, and said in a voice that could be clearly heard by the people around her:

"If you have any grievances, tell me and I will make the decision for you."

Sure enough, when the people heard that their Emperor was so merciful that he personally vindicated people's injustices, many people knelt down and worshiped, calling His Majesty wise.

At first, the maid just wanted to follow Chu Ruowan's instructions to delay time, but she didn't expect to blow up Chu Xin, the Emperor of Zhou Dynasty.

Kneeling down and crying out for injustice was also a way she came up with at random. Now that things have come to a head, she is told what to do.

Just as she was hesitating, the curtain of the carriage was suddenly opened. Then, a woman with a pockmarked face jumped out of the carriage in embarrassment, supporting a strong man with a beard who was drunk.

The moment the drunk man jumped off the carriage, he fell directly to the ground and rolled several times before being helped by the panicked woman with a pockmarked face.

The embarrassment of the two people immediately caused a burst of laughter from the people around them.

"I have seen Her Majesty the Empress."

After the pock-marked woman finally helped the drunk man steady, she held his head and performed a very irregular etiquette on Chu Xin.

Chu Xin frowned, glanced back and forth at the two of them, and said with displeasure:

"I heard that you have encountered a lot of trouble along the way? Is this true?"

"Don't you dare, Your Majesty the Empress, that is what my servant said nonsense because she is ignorant. Please forgive her for being young, ignorant of etiquette, and talking nonsense."

"How dare you speak nonsense in front of His Majesty? This is deceiving you!"

As soon as the pock-marked woman finished speaking, a guard beside Chu Xin gave a sharp shout and pulled out the saber from his waist, looking menacing.

"Your Majesty, please forgive me. I'm not talking nonsense. My lady was worried that I might offend someone, so she didn't dare to tell the truth. We do have grievances."

Seeing that Chu Xin had no intention of stopping him, the maid on the side hurriedly explained.

"Oh, tell me, where do your grievances come from? If the situation is true, then I don't mind upholding justice for you."

Chu Xin spoke again, stopping the guard's next move.