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However, the time and place at this time were not allowed to allow Tang Jie to have more conversations with Ait, so he could not confirm this idea.

In fact, this is very close to the result that Tang Jie wanted most - the queen was caught by her teacher, and she did not contact more people and did not reveal too many secrets.

Tang Zhi was very relieved about Zhou Ting because Zhou Ting's interests were completely linked to him.

Yes, as a person who started learning Confucianism since childhood, Tang Zhi understood the mentality of those Confucian scholars very well.

Confucianism has gone through such a long time and lost many precious books and materials. In order to supplement the lost content, Confucianism has made this philosophy more perfect, or for political purposes, later outstanding people proposed various theories.

These theories can be said to be the lifelong efforts of Confucian scholars and their pursuit of the ultimate ideals. Therefore, each theories regard their own theories as orthodox, regard other theories as heresy, and strongly resist.

This is the so-called battle to obtain the great way, never ending.

In fact, Tang Zhi didn't care which theory occupied the main position. As long as that theory still regards the emperor as the supreme ruler and maintains his ruling order.

Of course, if a theory dares to openly rebel, the people are the masters of their own affairs and directly threaten the emperor's status, Tang Jie will definitely use all his strength to extinguish it.

This is also a battle for the great way, and it will never end until death.

It is precisely because of this that Tang Jie trusted Zhou Ting so much, even more than his trust in Lin Wenhu - Hum, a loyal minister? This is simply something that the emperor cannot expect. The most unpredictable thing in the world is the human heart. There are countless "loyal ministers" in history! Only the binding of interests is the safest.

After Zhou Ting caught Ait, it was impossible to send him directly to Tang Jie, but he had to hand him over to Dali Temple. Of course, Tang Jie must be informed urgently at the same time.

The person in charge of Dali Temple chose to avoid it. In fact, after learning the news, he had already left the disease early, and he did not dare to contact such things.

Although there are still many soldiers in Dali Temple, they are all arranged to stay away from Ait and Zhou Ting, and Ait was blocked by Zhou Ting with Wenchang, so it is impossible for him to even speak.

When Tang Jie arrived, Ait was standing in the hall blankly, while Zhou Ting was writing in the hall. Tang Jie knew without guessing it. Zhou Ting was calling Wenchang, and the content he wrote was the queen's book of sin.

Tang Jie was very angry at Lin Yan at this time. He looked at the woman he once loved in front of him coldly, but did not say anything.

Tang Jie actually didn't want to be so ruthless. The reason why he transferred Tang Zhi to the palace before was to deal with these two relatives privately with some minor charges under his control. He did not want their lives, but just wanted to deprive them of their rights and status and put them under house arrest.

In Tang Jie's opinion, this is a very kind and righteous approach.

However, unexpectedly, the two of them were not grateful. They also joined forces to escape. Regardless of whether there was an affair between them, this completely angered Tang Jie.

The thinking of those with high status is slightly different from that of ordinary people. Just like we catch birds and put them in cages to raise them. We are just proud that we are kind and did not take their lives, but we never consider the feelings of birds.

"Where is Wuji?" Tang Jie found some problems and asked Zhou Ting.

Zhou Ting was silent for a while before whispering: "The old minister is incompetent and cannot be saved..."

When Tang Jie heard this news, his face was a little gloomy, but he didn't say anything, just nodded to express his understanding.

Tang Jie knew that his teacher disdained to lie. He said this, probably because he encountered great resistance in the arrest of the queen.

As an emperor, Tang Jie naturally knew how to choose. Between the throne and the prince, he chose the throne. What the emperor needed was not family affection, but the greatest rationality in judging interests.

"Will the sentence be executed at noon the day after tomorrow..." Tang Jie finally issued this order.

"It's great. The old minister's Wenchang can only be bound by one person for two days at most. If it is erased, it's another matter."

As a last bit of attachment, Tang Jie glanced at the "Queen" again.

However, what Tang Jie saw from the "Queen" was not panic and fear, but a kind of... almost mocking calmness.

What's going on? Tang Jie's intuition was becoming more and more clear that there must be something wrong with this.

Although he was a little uncertain, Tang Jie decided to deal with this matter as soon as possible. Out of fear of Lin Yan's wisdom, Tang Jie was worried that the night would be long and dreams would be too long.

Tang Jie finally left Dali Temple, and the handling of this matter was only a cup of tea from the time the emperor came to the time of the sentence.

In history, the means of conflicts and disputes within the top leaders are often to cut the mess quickly and kill the hostile faction in one go, and the most important thing is the post-event propaganda work. Otherwise, the longer the matter is delayed, the more people below will know, the more they will be unfavorable to rule.

For example, Jin Moumou on Earth handled a large number of senior officials almost in a few years, and then there were only some long and cumbersome activities to convict him of his crimes afterwards.

Tang Jie looked at the brightly lit Dali Temple before getting into the sedan chair. This artificial building with bright lights in the middle of the night seemed to have a momentum of devouring the world, because there is a man named Zhou Ting inside.

When facing Zhou Ting, Tang Jie has a complicated mentality.

Tang Jie felt that this university master was like an endless clear ocean. Although he could see his wisdom and plan clearly, he seemed to be a combination of the general trend of heaven and earth and could not resist it.

In fact, Zhou Ting's contribution to the unification of the world after Zhou Yi was indispensable, but he was behind the scenes and no one knew about it.

For example, Tang Jie was very opposed to those poisonous tricks that Lin Yan used because he was worried that he would lose people's hearts. When he asked Zhou Ting for support, Zhou Ting just said lightly: "The world has been fighting hard for a long time, so why not be afraid of killing and stopping the war?"

As Zhou Ting expected, although Lin Yan's vicious plan created some opponents, it was not as angry as heaven and man resentful as others. On the contrary, the dividends brought by peace made many people no longer suffer from war, their living standards began to improve, and the world had more supporters of the royal family.

Perhaps Zhou Ting's strategy is not very prominent among the many strategists, but no one in the world can compare with Zhou Ting in his grasp of the general trend.

During the anti-Lin Wenhu operation, Zhou Ting did not put in much effort, but just wrote a document, which was cited by the court as if he had to supervise the ministers if he had something to do or not, which triggered the downward action of the senior officials to the people.

Go with the trend, lead the trend, and put it lightly. This is the so-called open plot, right? The kingly plot.

The only thing Tang Jie has ever seen Zhou Ting lose his composure is his attitude towards rumors a few days ago. To be honest, Tang Jie is still very interested in being a rumor-monger who makes Zhou Ting such an abnormal rumor.

The emperor seemed to feel a little cold at this time. He shook his cloak and then quietly entered the sedan chair. However, he did not notice that a fireball like a meteor was passing through the sky late at night. (To be continued. (l))

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