Seeing that the emperor was a little suspicious, Mingda said: "Although my attitude is still bad, I am obviously doing good things for the other party, but I still have to say bad things..."

The queen on the side said: "This is somewhat similar to your father."

emperor:……

The queen said to the emperor: "You father and son have very similar temperaments, especially when you were young."

The emperor didn't believe it, "I'm not that bad-tempered like him."

The queen smiled and said nothing.

The emperor felt hurt, so he took Mingda to continue discussing the plan to reconcile the two sons.

Mingda explained in detail what Bai Shan and Zhou Man had discussed with them, "Father, look, didn't the third brother also file a lawsuit against the prince's brother? This is an improvement."

The emperor said: "Your third brother never complained to the prince before."

Mingda looked speechless, and after holding it in for a while, he couldn't hold it back, "Then why does the father lose his temper with the prince brother every time he sees the third brother, and thinks that the prince brother is bullying the third brother?"

The emperor opened his mouth and wanted to say, isn't this something everyone knows?

But when he met the eyes of his wife and daughter, he was speechless for a while.

After being silent for a long time, the emperor said: "Just now Da Lang said bad things about San Lang."

Mingda said: "Brother Prince, he has a sharp mouth but a soft heart."

The queen also said: "His temper should be changed. Although he does not need to publicize his good deeds for everyone to know, he should not say bad words anymore. Bad words are also hurt."

After that, she looked at Ming Da and Chang Yu, who was standing beside them in a daze, and said in a deep voice: "From now on, whether you have disagreements with others or lose your temper and quarrel, you are not allowed to say bad words. Do you understand?"

Mingda and Changyu bowed their heads and responded.

The emperor looked at his two daughters and then thought about his two sons. He felt a little regretful. He should not have taken care of the prince and Prince Gong himself at the beginning, but should have given those two boys to the queen to raise.

The queen had already said: "Let Zhou Man and the others get up. This matter has nothing to do with them. Sanlang's temper is a bit too hasty. The elder man teased Sanlang for fun and punished him to kneel in the ancestral hall for half a day."

The emperor, who only planned to punish the prince to kneel outside the palace for an hour in front of the ministers, couldn't help but whispered: "Isn't it too harsh..."

The queen became angry and said, "Two children quarreled, and you favored Sanlang. One child got into trouble, and you were reluctant to punish him. You don't know the difference between right and wrong, and you don't know rewards and punishments..."

Seeing that her face was red with anger, the emperor quickly comforted her: "Zitong, am I afraid that the punishment will be too severe and Dalang will blame Sanlang and my mother?"

The queen rolled up her sleeves and left, turning around to see Prince Gong in the back hall.

The emperor quickly followed her to comfort her.

Mingda got up from the ground, Changyu stepped forward to help her, and asked in confusion: "What should I do?"

"It's okay, let the father coax the queen." Mingda took Chang Yu to the front hall door to look at the four kneeling people.

She said to the prince: "Brother, the Queen Mother wants you to kneel in the ancestral hall."

The prince's face froze and he raised his head to look at Mingda.

Mingda nodded slightly and said to him: "The queen mother said you shouldn't tease third brother."

After that, he said to the kneeling Zhou Man and the others: "Get up, this matter has nothing to do with you anymore."

Manbao and the other three looked at each other and knew that Mingda had convinced the emperor and empress, so they kowtowed to thank the emperor and empress and stood up.

The prince also stood up slowly, not wanting to kneel in the ancestral hall.

He's already a father, what's the point of going to kneel in the ancestral hall again?

But this was the queen's order, and he obviously couldn't disobey it, so he lowered his head and walked out. Mingda saw that the four of them were gone, so he took Chang Yu to the back hall to see Prince Gong.

Bai Erlang followed them out in confusion and couldn't help but ask: "Is this the end of it?"

Bai Shan asked: "What else do you want?"

When they reached the fork outside the palace, the three of them stood aside and watched the prince turn around and kneel in the ancestral hall.

When he walked far away, the three of them saw that there was no young eunuch to lead the way, so they didn't leave in a hurry, but walked out slowly.

Because of the aftermath of the disaster, the three of them quietly let out a sigh of relief.

Bai Erlang looked sympathetic, "The prince is so pitiful, your majesty is too partial."

Bai Shan and Man Bao both nodded, but then shook their heads and said to him: "Your Majesty is really partial, but the prince is not that pitiful."

Bai Shandao: "Your Majesty favors Prince Gong between Prince Gong and the Crown Prince, and favors the Crown Prince between the Crown Prince and the courtiers. Originally, both of them were at fault in this matter. Logically speaking, both of them should be punished."

Not only the prince and Man Bao will be punished, but Prince Gong will also be punished.

Why did he kick the table?

Are you dissatisfied with the prince or the emperor?

Seriously speaking, even though Prince Gong had a broken leg, according to the standards of the courtiers, Prince Gong's fault was greater than that of the Crown Prince.

It's just that the emperor felt sorry for Prince Gong, so he scolded the prince first and let the prince take the blame. But he was also afraid that the prince would be blamed by the courtiers for being unfriendly to his brothers, so he limited the matter to family matters first and did not issue an edict to reprimand the prince.

, but directly asked him to kneel outside the hall.

Even Man Bao got a little light and was punished to kneel down. Otherwise, he would have been taken down for questioning long ago. He might not be able to get out unless he was asked everything about what happened in the room.

It was precisely because Bai Shan was sure of the emperor's favoritism that he dared to persuade Mingda to intercede and make the big thing a trivial matter before it became a big deal.

Otherwise, if Man Bao is really imprisoned, Dali Temple or Jingzhao Mansion may come to ask him for questioning afterwards, and he will have to go to the Mingtang Hall for questioning.

Bai Shan clearly understands the procedures for officials to make mistakes.

Man Bao, who is already an official, nodded repeatedly, "Oh, who told Prince Gong that he did not cause a medical accident, but caused additional harm? Otherwise, we should ask questions within the Imperial Medical Office first."

Bai Erlang thought for a while and then said: "It's really troublesome. If I had known, I wouldn't have agreed to Princess Mingda's going to see Prince Gong for her injuries."

Man Bao doesn't think so, "If you only know if money is hard to buy, there will be too many things that can change in this world."

Bai Shan nodded, "So now that it has happened, let's solve it."

The three of them walked slowly through the Tai Chi Palace, then turned to the corridor and walked out, intending to leave the palace.

As a result, when they arrived at the gate of the palace, two young chamberlains ran to them panting, shouting: "Mr. Zhou, Physician Zhou..."

The three of them froze and turned back to look at the little waiter running towards them from a distance at the other end of the corridor.

Bai Shandao: "Can we turn around and pretend we didn't hear you at this time?"

Man Bao: "Are you dreaming?"

Bai Erlang complained, "I asked you to complain that your knees hurt. Now it's better. Leave early and leave the palace soon so you won't be stopped."

Man Bao and Bai Shan couldn't help but said, "You were crying out in pain just now."

After saying that, the two of them became worried again, "Does the emperor want to call us back to kneel again?"

Bai Erlang turned to Bai Shan and said, "I just call you Manbao. How about we go?"

Bai Shan began to think seriously.

Man Bao originally didn't want to drag them together to be punished, but when he saw that Bai Shan was really thinking about it, he suddenly became angry and shouted: "How dare you! If you dare to leave me alone, I, I, I will..."
Chapter completed!