The eldest princess is obsessed with rebellion, but there are six male protagonists

It's time to show the real skills of workers.

Let me show you what it means to really pass on the blame.

Su Fengyi smiled and said:

"Today, a thief robbed a prisoner at the execution ground. Captain Zhu, did you know about this?"

Captain Zhu was confused by this. What did the princess mean? Wasn't the thief who kidnapped the prisoner the princess?

He didn't dare to say anything, and just replied:

"Yes, yes, I have heard about it, and this is exactly why I came here."

Su Fengyi's expression suddenly changed, and she said angrily:

"Someone was robbing a prisoner, and I, seeing the injustice, drew my sword to help him and helped him catch the thief.

Eunuch Gao, as the executioner, was not only ungrateful, but he even came to assassinate me.

I originally thought that he was useless, but now that I think about it, he is actually in cahoots with those thieves who robbed the prisoners. Otherwise, how could they have chased him to my doorstep?

Yes, he must be coming to my house to kill people and silence them!

This person is truly hateful. I am about to go to the palace to report this matter to the Emperor. Captain Zhu, are you willing to go with me and be a witness?"

Captain Zhu hesitated. If he went to be a witness, it would be equivalent to giving a token of allegiance to the princess and he would be her man from then on. What would the Ninth Prince think?

Su Fengyi saw Captain Zhu hesitate and said with a smile:

"Captain Zhu, don't worry. It was Captain Zhu who led the troops here today, it was Captain Zhu who shouted for war and killing, and it was also Captain Zhu who fought with my personal soldiers.

But I believe you. Even if you don’t go, I will never tell the emperor and let him think that it is Captain Zhu who is here to kill and silence people. . . . . . "

Captain Zhu was about to cry. The meaning of the princess' words was very clear. Someone had to take the blame. If it wasn't Eunuch Gao, then it would be Captain Zhu.

Anyway, Eunuch Gao is dead, and he won't be able to survive if the Nine Thousand Year Old Man pursues him. It would be better for him to surrender to the eldest princess, maybe there is still a glimmer of hope.

If you want to surrender, you must surrender thoroughly. Zhu Qianhu made up his mind and replied:

"Words are not enough, and I'm afraid it will be difficult for the emperor to make a decision. I am willing to relieve your worries and search Eunuch Gao's house to find evidence for your highness. Please guide me, how can this evidence be used to facilitate the emperor's judgment?"

What the East Depot is best at is fabricating something out of nothing. It depends on what kind of evidence the princess wants.

Whatever proof the princess requires, Captain Zhu will surely be able to obtain it.

Su Fengyi is not strong enough now, and it is not the time to turn against the factory manager. It would be best not to offend the factory manager and clear General Shen's charges at the same time.

So after passing on the blame, Su Fengyi started to use the advanced skills of a worker to make empty promises.

Su Fengyi patiently said:

"I am really worried. Eunuch Gao has the trust of the factory owner, but he is not satisfied. What does he want to do? Is he planning to replace the factory owner?

Captain Zhu, you are a useful person under the factory master, so you must investigate this matter for the factory master. The factory master will definitely know your loyalty to him.

If you can accomplish this, and have such a great contribution, wouldn't it be a ready-made opportunity for you to get promoted and make money?

As for the criminal Shen Hongxian, I will hand him over to the emperor for punishment, and Captain Zhu does not need to worry about him anymore."

The princess' words were full of twists and turns, and Captain Zhu's mood was also up and down. He was almost suffering from a heart disease because of the princess.

But he understood one very important thing.

That is, the eldest princess actually did not intend to go against the factory owner!

This is truly a great kindness!

The eldest princess was right. If Eunuch Gao was guilty, then his death would have turned from a bad thing into a good thing.

With the evidence of Eunuch Gao's guilt, Captain Zhu can show off his achievements in front of the factory manager without offending the eldest princess. Isn't this the best of both worlds?

Captain Zhu was completely relieved, and immediately stopped begging, and happily accepted the task:

"Thank you for your guidance, Your Highness. I will definitely handle this matter. Please rest assured, Your Highness."

Captain Zhu bowed and said goodbye, packed up Eunuch Gao's body, and left with the East Factory servants.

Finally, I managed to coax him away. It turns out that fence-sitters are easy to coax. You can succeed by luring them with benefits.

But this is only a temporary measure. Whether General Shen can be saved depends on whether the emperor can be convinced.

The whole world belongs to the emperor. What benefits can be used to persuade the emperor?

Looking at the people going away, Su Fengyi pondered for a moment and told Xie Xuan:

"Go and interrogate those thieves, and then secretly help Captain Zhu. Make sure you have solid evidence."

Xie Xuan took the order and left. Su Fengyi then instructed Wutong:

"Guard General Shen and the Princess's residence. I will be back soon."

Leaving Wutong to look after the house, Su Fengyi rode alone and rushed to the palace.

. . . . . .

At the palace gate, the guards on duty were checking the badges of people entering the palace. Suddenly, a rider on a horse came galloping from a distance. When he got close, he did not slow down or dismount, as if he wanted to force his way through.

A young guard at the gate was horrified when he saw this and was about to block the door with his spear to stop them, but several older guards beside him shouted:

"It's a disaster! No way!"

Several older guards grabbed the young guard's hands, hugged his waist, and pressed his legs to stop him. The harassment delayed the time, and the fast horse entered the palace gate smoothly and rode away.

Seeing the figure on the white horse and in red clothes disappearing into the distance, the young guard struggled and shouted:

"What are you doing! How can you let someone ride a horse in the palace? And she has a bow and arrow, how can you let her bring a weapon into the palace!"

The older guards punched him each, then let him go, wiped the sweat off his face and said:

"What are you doing! Didn't your roommate tell you the rules?

That's the eldest princess!

The princess can bring whatever she wants into the palace, ride whatever she wants into the palace, and dare you stop her? If you want to die, don't take us with you."

The young guard had just started the job as a guard because he had given gifts to the factory owner. He didn't know there was such a rule. Upon hearing this, he hurriedly apologized and thanked the older guards:

"I'm so grateful for your advice. I apologize to you all. After today's shift, I will host you all and invite you to drink with me. I also ask you to teach me the rules of this palace."

They were all colleagues, and they would see each other every day. Seeing that he knew what was right and wrong, the older guard was willing to teach him, and explained the whole story to him, and said:

"You are new here. The princess has been out of the palace and has set up her own residence in recent years. She is not often in the palace. It is not surprising that you don't know.

At that time, Taizu doted on the eldest princess and established a rule that no matter where in the palace, whether it was the front court or the harem, the eldest princess could go wherever she wanted and do whatever she wanted no matter what the matter was.

Riding a horse and shooting arrows in the palace is nothing. In the past, the eldest princess even made a scene in the Jinluan Palace and wanted to shoot the censor in public. Not only that, she even sat on the dragon throne of Taizu in front of all the civil and military officials in the court.

The young guard broke out in a cold sweat and said thankfully:

"The princess is so cruel! If you brothers hadn't saved me, I would have died today."