Reborn in the StarCraft, I was adopted by the Emperor's uncle

Ten days later.

Wen Shang was picked out by the Emperor from a pile of adult-sized homework.

The Supreme Court opened a hearing today to hear the "theft" case in which Liancheng sued Ye Jiaoying for "stealing other people's sperm, conducting illegal artificial in vitro fertilization, and causing great trouble and distress to other people's lives."

After His Majesty the Emperor brought Wen Shang quietly into the courtroom, it wasn't long before the seats around the court were filled.

There are cabinet ministers, senior military officers, as well as civilian representatives elected from the grassroots and representatives of college students who are about to graduate and enter society.

After reporters, cameras and other personnel were in place, the court officially opened.

First, the judge of the Supreme Court stated the origin and cause of the case from beginning to end. After obtaining "no objection" from the lawyers on both sides, the trial began with the plaintiff.

The lawyer stated the reasons for the prosecution and presented the evidence. The judge and the assistant looked through the appeal materials one by one, occasionally asking questions, which were then explained or supplemented by the lawyer and Liancheng himself.

The people sitting in the front row represent the cabinet, the military, the Ministry of Education, the grassroots, etc., so they also have the right to view some important information and ask questions.

During the entire process, Ye Jiaoying kept her head down and remained silent from beginning to end.

Before going to the Supreme Court, the lawyer who came voluntarily (actually sent by Prince Philip at the request of his son) had told her that the act of "stealing sperm" was not only illegal in the Empire, but also because the owner of the sperm was Colonel Lin, her behavior had reached the standard for sentencing and even direct execution.

"…Not only that, in addition to being a colonel, Colonel Lian is also the biological father of the princess. This means that anything that happens to him may affect the princess's interests and safety.

The princess is related to the stability of the empire. So in summary, in addition to the theft (of sperm), illegal experimentation, child trafficking, defamation, and false accusation, you are also charged with endangering national security and public safety."

As mentioned above, logically speaking, Ye Jiaoying would not be able to escape death.

However, Ye Jiaoying was very lucky in one thing: this happened to her after an insect tide, when the population had been drastically reduced.

And she is a woman, and a woman who has given birth to a child (proving her fertility).

The lawyer sent by Prince Philip deliberately omitted the fact that "as a therapist with the potential to be a double S therapist, there are actually many people who want to secretly protect her at this stage." He just told her that he could defend her so that she would not die, and he could also help her find a good prison so that she would not suffer too much in prison.

But in exchange, Ye Jiaoying had to remain silent throughout the interrogation, especially on the issue of the disposal of her daughter.

"…What about my daughter? What will happen to her?"

It was rare that Ye Jiaoying still had some motherly heart at that time. Even though she could hardly save herself, the first person she cared about was still Ye Wanwan.

The lawyer therefore said a few more words, telling her that because Ye Wanwan was still a child, the worst outcome would be that she would be sent to the labor reform bureau for a few years and then permanently expelled from the imperial capital.

So Ye Jiaoying said nothing, and the whole interrogation process seemed extremely relaxed.

Since the evidence is conclusive, both parties have tacitly acknowledged that each other's statements have been made.

The judge summarized all the circumstances and finally sentenced Ye Jiaoying to be deprived of her political rights for life and exiled to the border - Pluto, where she would serve her life sentence.

"Wait! I have objections!"

After the verdict was announced, one of the parties spoke up and said "I have objections", and everyone else looked at her like she was an idiot.

The judge frowned and was about to scold her, saying, "The verdict on this case has been made and cannot be changed at will," and told her to appeal to the prison if she had any objections.

She was given so many chances before, but she didn't say a word.

Now that the verdict has just been made, she has objections.

Haha! What do you think of the Supreme People's Court?