Chapter 2284 Little Master Qi Qi Ming

  Xiang Cheng looked at him full of malice, and kept accusing him of the inhumanity of his behavior.

   And today is the Dachaohui.

   Many officials are present.

  Some officials who don't know why heard these words from Xiang Cheng, and couldn't help but feel a little suspicious of Chu Heng.

  Although there are some who don't believe it, those who are a little smarter know that this matter is really troublesome.

  If those soldiers were indeed injured because of this, the injury is already a fact, no matter how Chu Heng explains it, they will inevitably make a fuss.

  Reputation will be greatly affected. If the explanation is not clear, it doesn’t matter if Emperor Xuanming protects him now. In case that person doesn’t want to protect him in the future, these will also become evidence against him in the future.

  Although this kind of thing is still far away, it may not happen.

But as far as the present is concerned, if he is left alone, I am afraid that Chu Heng will be unable to move an inch in the military department in the future. Even if some people know that he did not do it on purpose, the injury is a fact. In the training of the Great Chu army, there has never been such an exaggeration. Condition.

   Naturally, some soldiers will be afraid.

   In the future, it will be Chu Heng's turn to take care of them, and they will not be convinced.

"Master Xiang, you are full of slander. If you don't know, you really think that I am a waste who sits in this position without making any achievements. I need to use such a blatant method as you said, and use such a blatant method to treat it as a political achievement. Do you think the soldiers in the Gyeonggi camp are all blind, so I can do this effortlessly?" Chu Heng said coldly.

  Although he is obviously not sarcastic, his expression and words are very sarcastic.

  Xiang Cheng's complexion suddenly became ugly, as if he had been slapped suddenly.

  There are quite a few officials in the court hall, all of whom have different colors, especially the group of officials behind Elder Zhong Ge who are against him.

"Who knows, what if Mr. Chu is so courageous? I'm just telling the truth. If Mr. Chu feels wronged, I don't mind apologizing to you if I really misunderstood you after the criminal department interrogates you, but If it wasn't for a misunderstanding, Master Chu's behavior like this is not suitable for staying in the military department, let alone such important things as contacting soldiers and conducting training, Da Chu will not be destroyed by people like you." Xiang Cheng He spoke in a strange way and filled with righteous indignation.

  Emperor Xuanming only spoke now: "Since that's the case, Chu Aiqing accepted the investigation of Dali Temple. As a result, Mr. Zhou reported it to the palace within three days. Before the results come out, everyone should be quiet."

   "Your Majesty..." When Xiang Cheng heard that Emperor Xuanming had handed over this matter to Dali Temple instead of the Ministry of Punishment, he felt a little unwilling, and gave Chu Heng a secret look.

  Who doesn’t know, Master Zhou of Dali Temple has a good relationship with Chu Heng.

   Dali Siqing is also the emperor's man.

  As long as the emperor doesn't care about Chu Heng, this matter will definitely not hurt him at all, and I'm afraid there will be no trouble at all.

  It was worse than the worst result he had expected at the beginning, Xiang Cheng was naturally not reconciled, more of it was fear, the last sentence of Emperor Xuanming was obviously a warning to him and the courtiers.

  Why is Emperor Xuanming so nice to Chu Heng!

  This is too trusting.

   What happened in the middle.

  Emperor Xuanming raised his hand and stepped down early.

  Xiang Cheng originally planned to spread rumors in the capital to destroy Chu Heng, but in the last warning of Emperor Xuanming, he dared not act rashly.

  Maybe it was because he was thinking too much about things.

   When they walked out of the hall, they were already the last few, and the others walked forward sparsely.

  (end of this chapter)