Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

Jiang Ruobai was writing when he looked up and saw the large pile of memorials and said with a smile, "Eunuch Liu has worked hard."

Liu Quan quickly smiled and said: "Look at what you said, it's your duty and you don't dare to say you are tired. Jiang Xiang, these are sent by His Highness the Crown Prince's servants."

"oh……"

Jiang Ruobai put down the pen, picked up a book, opened it and took a look.

Liu Quan stood aside and observed his expression carefully.

Jiang Ruobai always looked calm and read the memorial from beginning to end carefully.

The memorial was filled with words of impeachment, denouncement and curses. Liu Quan took a few glances and realized that if these words were meant to curse him, he would never be able to maintain such calm.

Sure enough, Jiang Xiang is Jiang Xiang, not a mortal like him can figure it out.

After reading one, Jiang Ruobai put it aside, and Liu Quan smiled and said, "Just put these memorials aside. I will send someone to inform you after I have drafted them with a few senior scholars."

"Okay, I will go back now. Jiang Xiang, you are busy."

After Liu Quan went out, several other bachelors came over to read the memorial, with different expressions on their faces.

Cisuke said: "Xiang Jiang, it's up to us to write the votes, right?"

Jiang Ruobai smiled and said, "Hey, don't do it all alone. Let's share it together and it can go faster."

On a normal day, there are only a few dozen memorials sent to the cabinet every day. Several bachelors divide them one by one and discuss with each other. It doesn't take long to draft them.

Of course, as the first assistant, most votes are decided by Jiang Ruobai.

The memorial was drafted and sent to the emperor, who approved it.

Today's emperor is too lazy to do it himself, so he needs to use the eunuch Bingbi.

Eunuch Bingbi copied the contents of the first assistant's ticket with a red pen, and then sent it to the Sixth Department for detailed processing by the relevant departments.

This process has been going on for many years.

Generally speaking, the emperor would not easily object to the contents of the first minister's vote, because it shows that he does not trust the grand bachelor. The grand bachelor will feel that his moral character is lacking, and he will not be able to do this job.

Of course, it will still happen that the emperor disagrees with the content of the vote.

This requires further discussion between the monarch and his ministers.

In addition to impeaching Jiang Ruobai and criticizing the emperor, these memorials also asked the emperor to depose Concubine Zhu.

The first two are nothing more than provoking trouble over grades and venting emotions, and should not be ignored. As for the memorial calling for the dethronement of Princess Zhu, it is well-founded and must be taken seriously by the bachelors.

This concubine is the emperor's favorite concubine now. To depose her is to go against the emperor.

Will there be a good outcome if you go against the emperor?

What's more, Concubine Zhu was sent to the palace by Jiang Ruobai, the chief assistant scholar of Wenyuan Pavilion.

What else could he do if the fold fell into his hands?

Of course I don't agree.

The coupons prepared for the tickets were quickly returned to the prince.

Li Hongyuan was the prince of the imperial court and had no right to instruct the emperor's eunuch Bingbi, nor was he qualified to appoint new eunuchs Bingbi.

Therefore, he must personally approve these discounts.

This is why he worked harder than the emperor.

He looked at the ink words on the ticket and found that it was all within expectations.

Jiang Ruobai is not a saint. The person he recommended entered the palace and became his beloved concubine, and he plans to depose her with his own votes?

Doesn't that just prove that he, the first assistant bachelor, is indeed incompetent?

This also proves that the ministers who impeached him were correct.

To be honest, you are shooting yourself in the foot.

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