After Fang Zhongjin said that the emperor would come to him, Zhu Di really came to Fang Zhongjin's rented cottage alone in the dead of night that night.

This behavior is not only a great shame for Zhu Di, but also an adventure regardless of safety.

You must know that although Zhu Di is the emperor on horseback, Fang Zhongjin lives in this house with two top martial arts masters.

Even if Zhu Di arranged the people to be close to the left, it was too late to arrive in time to save Zhu Di's life after the incident.

Since this is the case, Zhu Di really didn't bring anyone, so he came so frankly.

Judging from this point alone, Zhu Di obviously did not intend to punish Fang Zhongjin in the first place. Otherwise, if he comes here alone, it is nothing more than sending sheep into the tiger's mouth.

After Zhu Di listened to Fang Zhongjin's narration, he not only learned about his experience after leaving Beijing, but also learned about some of his past with Zhu Yunwen, who was in great trouble with him.

Just when Zhu Di was planning to make a decision, Fang Zhongjin suddenly said: "Your Majesty's real enemy, the hidden danger on the side of the couch." Doesn't the emperor care?"

Zhu Di heard this, and raised his eyes to glance at Fang Zhongjin.

Seeing him continue: "Zhu Yunwen is far away in a foreign country, and he doesn't even have a subordinate by his side, so naturally he can't threaten the emperor.

But in this capital, there is still a force that is not weak and elusive. In the opinion of the minister, he was planning to pry the young people around the emperor who had real skills.

If you let it go, you will actually be raising tigers!"

When Zhu Di heard this, he said with a smile: "Is this the reason why you have no fear? I even put a sentence and let me come to see you, and I will really come to see you!"

In the end, Zhu Di's face was serious, and his two thick eyebrows were upside down.

He, Zhu Di, as a son of heaven, actually came to see Fang Zhongjin three times and four times. This alone is also worth Zhu Di to beat Fang Zhongjin.

That's right, Zhu Di really needs to rely on Fang Zhongjin at this moment. But you can't let this stinky boy take chicken feathers as an arrow, and forget what the surname of the Ming Dynasty is.

Fang Zhongjin smiled as if he was not afraid: "At that time, for the sake of the emperor's peace and stability, the minister must immediately protect the Queen of the Ryukyus in a safe place. If the minister acts rashly and is taken advantage of to hurt the queen, the queen is not the only one who suffers. ”

Zhu Di blew his beard and said: "Nonsense!"

Fang Zhongjin suddenly said again: "Besides, the ministers have made such great contributions to the emperor one after another, I don't think Your Majesty will chill the hearts of the courtiers." ”

Zhu Diqi said: "What's the matter? even said that he had made a great contribution. Isn't that a little too arrogant!"

Fang Zhongjin bowed and said, "The matter of the Inhuman Pavilion will be the second credit that the minister has made for the emperor." This first credit is to clear two major obstacles for the emperor. ”

Zhu Di was not really moved until this moment.

Fang Zhongjin said this vaguely, I don't know if it is the deepest secret hidden in Zhu Di's heart!

Although Zhu Di had doubts in his heart, he didn't dare to test it with words no matter what.

He mumbled a "hmm". There was no expression of joy or anger on his face. He actually said directly: "You have explained the matter here, and I am going back." ”

Fang Zhongjin also smiled and stopped continuing the topic.

Now seeing Zhu Di, who has always been steady, suddenly showed such a panicked appearance. That shows that your guess is correct.

Fang Zhongjin hurriedly got up and said, "The minister sent the emperor back to the palace." ”

Zhu Di flicked his sleeves and said, "I can still protect myself." You protect the queen well. ”

So saying, he went out of the house with his head held high. With a few "squeaks" of the door, Zhu Di's figure disappeared into the deepest night.

And it won't be long before dawn breaks in the East.

Fang Zhongjin was still sitting alone in the dark, sorting out some clues in front of him again.

Especially the speculation about the emperor Zhu Di.

When Fang Zhongjin first arrived in the capital, he felt quite strange about some of Zhu Di's behaviors.

On the one hand, Zhu Di is a horseback emperor who can forbear and lift big things. Such a person is tenacious, and should not allow others to interfere with power.

But it is such a person, but he connived at King Han and Ji Gang in the capital.

These two people clearly showed that they were domineering and trespassing in the capital. Some of the behaviors are even unsightly. But as the emperor, Zhu Di never punished the two.

This behavior is very outlandish.

If it is said that King Han is Zhu Di's favorite son, he originally had the intention of letting him replace the prince, so he has always tolerated his misdeeds in Beijing.

Then this barely makes sense. Even Fang Zhongjin guessed so at the beginning.

Until he saw the prince in the palace with his own eyes. Seeing Zhu Di looking at his fat and lame son with a loving look, Fang Zhongjin realized that he had guessed wrong in the past.

Later, when he met the King of Han, Zhu Di obviously did not look at his other son with the same eyes.

The intimacy between them is obvious.

Fang Zhongjin knew that such a thing as "son" would be worthless once there were too many.

is like Zhu Di, who has countless children. No matter how strong this flesh and blood affection is, there is not much left after being divided like this.

The only thing that can make Zhu Di feel special may only be his son's mother.

People say that "mothers are more expensive than children", and this sentence is indeed true. However, "the son is more precious than the mother" is also common.

If Zhu Di has an inseparable attachment to the prince's biological mother, Queen Xu. And after the death of Queen Xu, it is reasonable to pin this affection on the prince.

Since the emperor favored the crown prince, why did he condone the Han king, who obviously coveted the throne, and Ji Gang, who was in cahoots with the Han king?

Fang Zhongjin made a bold speculation: Zhu Di deliberately connived at these two people precisely because he wanted to get rid of them. so that they can really behave beyond the norm. When the time comes, Zhu Di will punish them again, and others will not be able to say that Zhu Di is a ruthless person.

This kind of imperial mental technique was not the first of Zhu Di's creation. There is a record of Zheng Boke Duan Yuyan in "Zuo Biography".

The trick is an old trick, but it is extremely effective, and there are many important ministers who have been fooled and killed for thousands of years.

On the other hand, Zhu Di's love for the crown prince Zhu Gaochi is beyond doubt.

He may think that he is the prince, and his personality is too soft and benevolent, and after his death, he is afraid that the prince will be difficult to control his own brother, let alone Ji Gang, who has become bigger.

Therefore, Zhu Di would rather do it himself than put this charge on his son.

It's just that even Zhu Di didn't expect that because of Fang Zhongjin's appearance, his plan would be easier to realize.

Now the King of Han is under house arrest in a justifiable manner, and Ji Gang has lost an arm, like a waste.

I'm afraid it is precisely because of these that Zhu Di can especially tolerate Fang Zhongjin's rebelliousness.

Fang Zhongjin sighed, and said in his heart: This court is not a place to stay for a long time. Zhu Di uses me today, and I don't care about what I do. I'm useless in the future, why aren't I a descendant of Ji Gang? After I have completed the mission of the Wudang Sect, I will definitely leave here!

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