Just now, we are just starting from those with vested interests.
Start with danger.
Today's situation, to say the least, is that there are policies from above and countermeasures from below, but the princes do not implement them in private and forcefully block their other heirs.
To no avail.
When this policy was proposed, the seeds had already taken root and sprouted in the hearts of these children, and there would definitely be action in the future.
It was only a matter of time before there was turmoil in the princely fiefdom.
Does Ji Tang want to see turmoil?
Obviously not.
Does the prince want to see unrest? Don't want to either.
So whether it is from the perspective of benefits or concerns about harm, Ji Tang will agree.
These are also the two reasons why Zhao Wujiang has agreed with Ji Tanghui.
He will not have any psychological burden in case it causes civil strife in the Great Zhou Immortal Dynasty.
Because Ji Tang and Zhang Xukun are still alive, even if there is a mess, they will handle it and he doesn't need to worry about it.
But after the civil strife was resolved, the benefits gained were obvious to the Great Zhou Immortal Dynasty.
For Ji Tang and the Great Zhou Immortal Dynasty, this matter will definitely be implemented since it will bring only a hundred benefits and no harm.
The prince, on the other hand, could only agree and do it.
Zhao Wujiang's goal was achieved.
He could at least weaken the prince's power.
Without their powerful power, it will be difficult for the princes who have no time to take care of themselves to interfere in the fight between the prince and him.
The princes who knelt on the ground were shaking like chaff, with endless resentment in their hearts. They wished they could kill Prince Yin Ji Bochang.
When Prince Ji Boying proposed the policy, he always seemed a bit silent.
He was already scheming, and he was the most like Ji Tang among the many princes.
He thought about these questions over and over again.
He knew that today, he couldn't stop his good brother.
There was a sense of fear and chill in his heart for no reason.
Why does Bo Chang have such a deep and thoughtful scheming? How did you come up with this conspiracy?
If it was just a simple conspiracy and he tried his best to refute and oppose it, there might still be hope.
However, this was based on the father's policy of "the prince oversees the country and assists King Yin in government".
As a gift?
How can he object?
He knew it, but there was nothing he could do.
Bo Chang, Bo Chang, are you someone else pretending to be you? Ji Boying chuckled. He must find out how this good brother became so powerful now.
Compared with Ji Boying's resentment, the other princes who sided with King Yin looked much more cheerful.
They were invited by the second prince Ji Botong and made a promise before siding with King Yin.
At first, they felt that it was too difficult and almost impossible for Prince Yin and the Crown Prince to compete in today's morning court.
But what we see now is that King Yin crushed the prince twice.
One time, King Qing Ji Dong praised the prince's diligence. Needless to say, the second brother's wording that took advantage of every opportunity must have been taught by the current King Yin.
The second time was the gift policy directly proposed by King Yin just now.
The sun is shining.
It's like a bright sun shining on the open grass.
Those flowers and plants cannot be hidden or hidden, they can only accept the sunshine.
This made them not only tremble, but also appreciate and admire.
In the past, they thought that King Yin was just domineering and rebellious, as well as lewd and lustful.
Now they admire King Yin's intelligence, his calm demeanor, and his perseverance in lust.
Because they heard about Su Xiaoyao's suspicious behavior at the East Palace dinner that day.
Ji Tang looked coldly at the princes who were kneeling on the ground and refused to get up, and said calmly:
"Do the other beloved ladies have any important matters to attend to?
If not, then retire. "
The other courtiers looked at each other and bowed, indicating no.
"Retreat from the court."
Ji Tang's eyebrows were full of majesty, and he didn't care about the prince who was kneeling on the ground. He stood up from the dragon chair, put his hands behind his back, and was about to leave the hall.
He suddenly paused and looked back sideways:
"King Yin, come here."
"Yes." Zhao Wujiang responded calmly. Obviously, Ji Tang had something to say to him alone.
But this is undoubtedly sending a big signal in the minds of many courtiers.
