Every time he thought of this, he wanted to kill that rebellious son himself.

But when the court officials saw his gloomy face, they immediately knelt on the ground. The most panicked one among them was naturally Li Si. After all, the emperor had a princess married into his family, and he had the incident of forging the imperial edict before, so he was naturally panicked.

Ying Zheng didn't notice it, nor did he have the mind to pay attention to him.

"Having spoken of this princess with a tragic fate, let's take a look at the prince I mentioned who had a happy ending. To be more precise, his ancestor was the son of the founding emperor, a prince, but he himself was only a prince.

After his father's death, he inherited his father's throne. According to records, during his reign, he repeatedly seized streets and buildings from both the government and the people, built multiple residences for his own entertainment, abducted over 400 wives and daughters, seized over 3,000 houses, and extorted 30,000 taels of silver from people. He also held elections among the people, keeping the pretty ones for himself, and forcing the others to be redeemed with money. He even threw some of the ones he didn't like into the tiger pen.

Wan Chao was shocked.

Ying Zheng listened expressionlessly, writing down some details for the later refinement of Qin Law. The court officials below were also busy, recording the important points.

Li Shimin was furious: "Isn't the emperor aware of the evil deeds this man has done? Is there no one to report this to the emperor?"

Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty: [People like this should just be killed! ]

Zhou Jia smiled inexplicably.

"Yes, although the local officials dared not speak out about the prince's whereabouts, someone still reported his affairs to the emperor. After the emperor learned about it, he simply ordered the release of the girls, demolished the buildings, and imposed a reasonable fine."

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Ordinary people looked at the sky in silence.

"In the eyes of those high-ranking officials, how could we, the grassroots, care about our lives..."

"Yeah, what's our life worth?"

The crowd was excited.

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Zhu Yuanzhang was still furious, and Empress Ma and Zhu Biao both looked serious.

"It's impossible that I haven't heard of this kind of thing." Zhu Yuanzhang suppressed his anger and said, "So, it can only happen after today."

Zhu Biao knew what he was worried about, and he was also worried that such a thing would happen in their Ming Dynasty.

A little later, Emperor Yongle Zhu Di, who was jokingly called the General of the Western Expedition, had a complicated expression.

Zhou Jia's words reminded him of a person, his twenty-fifth brother Zhu?, who often attacked the people under him when he was in his fiefdom, and indulged in lust and chaos without any scruples.