After the villain was defeated, she still had power in the government

The friendship here may break down at any time, but the atmosphere in the Ministry of Justice is harmonious.

Considering that Fu Yutang had not attended court for nearly a month and could not be found at her home, they guessed that she must have been letting herself go and was completely unaware of the situation in the court. Yan Zhen and Qi Shang recounted the contents of the morning court sessions during this period, and the people from the Ministry of Justice supplemented their information.

Through everyone's description, Fu Yutang learned that most of the people in Qiao Si had been eliminated by Qian Youcai.

Of course, Qian Youcai didn't end up well either, and now he has very few people available to him.

Seeing that he was about to become a commander without troops, Qian Youcai decided to play a big game and directly targeted Jiang Yueming, the most influential person in Qiao's camp.

Jiang Yueming is the Minister of Dali Temple and holds real power. Once he is kicked out of the court by Qian Youcai, the only ones left in Qiao Si are those sour scholars in the Ministry of Rites who can only talk big but are incompetent and eat everything they have.

By then, Qiao Si's power would be limited to the Ministry of Rites, and he would be nothing to be afraid of.

No wonder Qiao Si was so nervous when she returned to the court.

Is this because he is worried that she will join forces with Qian Youcai to abolish Jiang Yueming's position?

However, the fact that Qiao Si could become a Shangshu shows that he is no fool.

Since he knew that Qian Youcai was going to deal with Jiang Yueming, he couldn't just sit there and watch Qian Youcai destroy his power.

According to reliable gossip, he is currently trying every means to take action against Zhao Yong, intending to leave Qian Youcai completely alone.

Fu Yutang nodded as she listened, sorting out the information in her mind. She realized that all this had nothing to do with her or the Ministry of Justice, so she said, "Don't worry about them. Let's just wait and see."

Everyone in the Ministry of Justice should naturally agree.

As he was speaking, the eunuch's shrill voice came from outside the door.

"The Emperor has arrived!"

Hearing this, the civil and military officials who had been whispering to each other in the court immediately restrained their expressions, lowered their heads, straightened their clothes, and quickly stood up.

Fu Yutang still stood in the position of Minister of Justice, together with everyone in the Ministry of Justice.

Feng Xingjun didn't say anything when he saw this. After sitting down, he signaled Fulu with his eyes to read out the imperial decree appointing Fu Yutang as prime minister.

After the reading was finished, he asked as if going through the motions, "Do you have any objections, my dear ministers?"

Of course there is.

But thinking back to a few months ago, when Feng Xingjun appointed Fu Yutang as acting prime minister, they stood up, but instead of shaking his resolve, they were scolded, and everyone was worried about angering him again. Therefore, no one dared to stand up and oppose.

Qiao Si and Qian Youcai also disagreed with Fu Yutang serving as prime minister.

However, judging from the fact that Fu Yutang just responded to Tu Dali and Zhu You's rudeness with just a few words, this nonchalant attitude shows that Fu Yutang did not cooperate with Qian Youcai.

Since there is no cooperation, then it is a neutral party.

Qiao Si is not stupid enough to offend her and make more enemies for himself.

Qian Youcai had the same idea.

His main task now is to bring down Qiao Si. He has no extra energy to pay attention to other things. He also doesn't want to offend Feng Xingjun and Fu Yutang and cause them to favor Qiao Si.

Let's do this for now.

Once Qian Youcai (Qiao Si) is dealt with, there will be plenty of time to seize the position of prime minister.

Qiao Si and Qian Youcai thought the same thing.

Therefore, even though they were reluctant, the two of them still bowed and saluted like all the civil and military officials in the court, and shouted loudly: "I have no objection."