Moreover, Zhu Ming was arrested and imprisoned in Dali Temple, and the news had spread throughout the city of Tokyo. People were furious, and even prostitutes were singing dramas about loyal ministers and their injustice.

The case must be closed as soon as possible and the situation cannot be allowed to continue to develop.

At any other time, Song Huizong would not have been afraid at all. The problem was that rebels from all walks of life had not been suppressed, natural and man-made disasters had occurred, hungry people were everywhere, and finances were in straits. Some ministers with upright temperaments were already advising the emperor to issue self-incriminating edicts.

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Dali Temple Prison.

Li Bozong went to Ju Ming again for a drink, took out his pen, ink, paper and inkstone and said: "The official family has a secret order to close the case as soon as possible. If I write a letter of repentance, I can retain my official status. If I don't repent, I will assassinate Qiongzhou and destroy my family background. Alas,

Choose one yourself.”

Tattoo?

Ju Ming doesn't like tattoos, let alone tattoos on his face.

It seems that I have to be a little ruthless. If I want to change history, I will definitely not have the Southern Song Dynasty, and Prime Minister Wen will not have to leave his loyalty to history.

In that case, let's borrow a poem from Prime Minister Wen.

After grinding the ink, Zhu Ming picked up the brush.

Li Bozong was a little disappointed. He admired Ju Ming very much. He would rather Ju Ming assassinate Qiongzhou than see Ju Ming bow his head and repent.

It was like a strong-willed man had his backbone broken.

Li Bozong sat down to drink alone. After a few glasses of wine, he suddenly saw something wrong with the content of the confession book. He quickly read it carefully: "The heaven and earth have righteousness, and are mixed with manifolds. Below are the rivers and mountains, and above are the sun and stars. As people say

Haoran, Peihusai Cangming..."

"Pfft...cough cough cough!"

Li Bozong took a sip of wine, wiped the corners of his mouth with his horizontal sleeves, and his expression became solemn.

In this song "Song of Righteousness", Ju Ming only changed two words, changing "Qiongbei" to "Bianliang".

After Zhu Ming finished writing, he put down the pen, and Li Bozong took it silently.

He returned to his office and first copied two copies of "Song of Righteousness". Then he wrote a letter of resignation, took out the official seal and put it away, and sent "Song of Righteousness" and the letter of resignation to the palace.

Song Huizong read "Song of Righteousness" first. After appreciating it, he felt even more headache.

After reading the resignation letter again, I was so angry that I yelled: "This Li Bozong has no sense of responsibility as a minister!"

The content of the resignation letter was very simple. Li Bozong said that he admired the righteous people and did not dare to assassinate Ju Ming in Qiongzhou. He could not violate the imperial edict, so he had to resign and return home, asking the emperor not to retain him. At this time, he had already fled with his whole family.

A "Song of Righteousness" states that given the public opinion atmosphere of the Song Dynasty's preferential treatment of scholar-bureaucrats, Song Huizong did not dare to kill Ju Ming, nor did he dare to assassinate Ju Ming and exile him.

It doesn't matter how many people die, this kind of scholar-officials cannot be insulted.

Song Huizong called Li Yan again: "Promote Nie Yu to the rank of Minister of Dali Temple and ask him to close the case immediately. Zhu Ming made arrogant comments on the government and wrote banned books, destroyed the writings since his birth, and escorted him to the Guizhou editor. After the case was closed, he was sent out immediately.

Tokyo, don’t use shackles on prison cars, lest you attract criticism.”

The last person to receive such treatment was Cheng Yi. He also had his birth certificate destroyed and was also escorted to the local editor. He neither tattooed nor wore shackles.

Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty never wanted to see Ju Ming again. He wanted to get away as far as he could. It would be best to die in Guizhou.

Just like a thief, Dali Temple prepared a carriage, escorted by several sergeants, and sent Ju Ming out of the city early in the morning.

The moment he came out of the city gate, Ju Ming felt like a bird escaping from its cage.

What he wants is to "pursue and destroy the writings that he has written since his birth". From now on, he will no longer be a minister of the Song Dynasty. In the future, he can be free to carry out rebellions and will not bear the infamy of a rebellious minister and traitor.

On the contrary, you will be sympathized with and understood.

"I still have a personal entourage in the city. Brother, can you go and let me know?" Zhu Ming asked.

The escorting sergeant looked embarrassed.

Ju Ming also said: "All the wealth and wealth are with me."
Chapter completed!