If Emperor Yuan Cheng could really take down Junmo, how could he be so aggrieved.

No matter what the reason is today, it is a fact that Jun Mo hurt the prince and abolished Li Guangyan's hand.

If you want to be more serious, hurting the prince is a rebellion, even if Emperor Yuan Cheng can't let him raid his family and exterminate his family, and bear the crime of rebellion, at least he can be severely punished.

But Emperor Yuan Cheng didn't say anything, and a dry "presumptuous" put a stop to all the expectations in Li Qingze's heart.

Emperor Yuan Cheng heard that Junmo almost killed Li Guangyan, and came over angrily, and learned that he had abolished one of his son's hands, and he was even more murderous, only to feel that Junmo was too blind to the monarch and wanted to dispose of him.

But Li Guangyan's words were like a basin of cold water, directly pouring him to his senses.

It has been less than a month since King Chen's death, and the investigation of those related to the events of that year has just come to an end.

The old things of fourteen years ago were finally suppressed, and if he went to trouble Junmo at this time, it was inevitable that he would bring up the old things again.

He knew that the marching map was in Jun Mo's hands, and he didn't know if there was any other evidence in his hands, if he turned his face at this time, he had killed King Chen before, destroyed the mouth of King Chen's mansion and the Jiang family, and even gave away the tens of millions of silver coins to let the prince enter the court......

All the compromises and concessions he made, forbearance and grievances were all in vain.

Emperor Yuan Cheng was a little annoyed for a while, and Li Guangyan said sharply: "Who told you to provoke the king for no reason?!" ”

Li Qingze's face changed, and he wanted to speak.

"Father, it's the king......"

"Seventh brother!"

Li Guangyan let out a low snort, then turned his head and said in a low voice:

"It's the son's fault, the son's minister shouldn't conflict with Uncle Wang."

"If it weren't for the provocation of the son-in-law, the king invited the eldest princess to Beijing today to discuss marriage with the lord of Donglin County on his behalf, and he would not have been angry with others, let alone troublesome with his son-in-law for no reason."

"It was the impulse of the sons and daughters that angered the king, and asked the father to punish him."

"You!"

Emperor Yuan Cheng looked at Li Guangyan with his head hanging down, and wanted to be angry, but he couldn't.

Fourteen years ago, few people knew about it, and no one knew about the words, contests, and compromises between him and Junmo.

In the eyes of outsiders, he had already executed King Chen, disposed of all the people involved in the matter back then, and even compensated the Jun family and let the tablets of Jun Rong's father and son enter the Martyrs' Hall.

The things that the royal family should have done have been done, but Jun Mo still has grievances that he shouldn't have, but Emperor Yuan Cheng knows in his heart that Jun Mo is still thinking about him, if he hadn't used Jiang Yunqing to force Jun Mo to back down, how could this matter be so easy to settle.

Although Li Guangyan was impulsive, he was also protecting his father, and he didn't know the inside story, so how did he know why Jun Mo was unwilling to be resentful?

He hit his head head-on, and his head was bleeding, and he couldn't blame himself at all.

Emperor Yuan Cheng's eyes fell on Li Guangyan's bandaged, but he could still see the blood-colored hand.

His son is talented and should have a good future, but now he has become a waste, and Jun Mo's anger is too obvious.

If he had known that this would be the case, why did he use the matter of the Martyrs' Hall to stimulate Junmo?

Emperor Yuan Cheng felt some guilt in his heart, but he couldn't show it, so he could only say: "It's good that you know it's wrong, this time you were injured, and you can be regarded as a lesson, I will no longer punish you, don't be so impulsive next time, otherwise I will never spare you." ”

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