After receiving the order, Tana led a wave of troops to join the third lady.

Her younger brother Tushetuhan Obama also accompanied him.

This was Zhu Yili's deliberate arrangement, because he felt that putting Tushetuhan Oba next to his sister would make people feel more at ease.

Compared with his sister, Tushetuhan Oba still looks much more immature.

After seeing Tana off, Chen Li, the Minister of Justice, came, for nothing else, to ask for instructions on how to deal with Shulike.

"Execution!"

Zhu Yili's attitude was very clear. Chen Ju and Wang An had asked him before. He did not make a clear statement at that time, saying that he would make a decision until he escorted him to Beijing.

He had already thought about it now.

"I understand."

Chen Li nodded. In fact, he had expected that this would be the result. After all, he had given a chance, and he didn't know how to cherish it.

"There is more than one serious crime committed by Zhalik, and there is no need to wait and be executed in three days."

"Okay, maybe he knows he's going to die. He's crying now and begging His Majesty for forgiveness."

"Let him not dream in the daytime, adults should be responsible for their actions." Zhu Yiliu didn't want to explain too much, nor did he want to worry about this matter anymore.

Chen Li had no intention of retreating.

Zhu Yili saw it and couldn't help but ask, "Does Shangshu Chen have anything else to say?"

"No, either." Chen Li shook his head.

"You might as well say something about Shangshu Chen. You all know my temper now, so you don't have to hide it."

"Your Majesty, maybe there was a little bit of pleading for mercy just now, but now it's gone."

"Oh? Can you explain why?" Zhu Yiliu said curiously.

After all, Tsullik could be sentenced to death before, but later he returned to the tribe and rebelled. Can such a person be forgiven? Why did Chen Li say that he actually had the idea of ​​pleading for Tsullik?

It seems that Chen Li's visit may be for pleading for mercy.

"Your Majesty, Sharlik deserves to be sentenced to death. Originally, I was thinking about sentenced to Sharlik to death, but can I postpone the execution?" Chen Li said truthfully.

"I don't think it's necessary, it's not suitable to postpone the execution." Zhu Yiliu still insisted on his decision.

"I suddenly realized it just now. There is really no need. Then I will take my leave first."

Chen Li bowed and retreated.

Zhu Yili didn't understand why Shen Li, who was known for being upright, suddenly seemed not very fair? Didn't he die yet?

Now that he became an emperor, he became calm. If he had used his previous temperament, Salik would have died long ago.

Chen Li returned to the prison of the Ministry of Justice again.

Salik was still shouting heart-wrenchingly, but this time he never dared to curse.

"Mr. Shen, how about it? Has the emperor's attitude changed?" Seeing Chen Li come in, Shulike hurriedly asked.

Chen Li shook her head, "The emperor is firm in his attitude and said that he will be executed in three days and there is no need to postpone the execution."

Shulike was discouraged and his face was pale.

"I have tried my best." Chen Li said.

"..." Heliu was as if he didn't realize it.

Chen Li sighed slightly, and came out of her waist, feeling a small bump in her heart.

Just now in Dongguan Pavilion, he really wanted to plead for Salike, but he felt very conflicted. Seeing that the emperor was determined, he had to stop.

As for why? As the Minister of Justice, he knew that Tsullike had committed more than one crime, so why did he still want to plead for Tsullike?

Perhaps it is precisely because of his upright personality that he has different ideas from others at this time.

Who doesn’t think that Takali should die at this time?

He led the army into the capital without authorization, refused to obey the order, slandered the ministers, insulted the emperor, and then rebelled against the enemy... This head was not enough to cut off.

However, Chen Li felt that the reason why Tslik became like this is really nothing to do with the emperor?

I remember that Salike was the Khan of the Tumot tribe and the third generation of Shunyi King. Although he never cared about things, he could still keep the third wife peacefully and live a peaceful life.

Everything is because of the departure of the third lady.

Why did the third lady dare to leave resolutely? Is it really her voluntary choice as she said?

If there were no Emperor and Wu Dui, would the third lady leave Zhalike? Chen Li is not sure.

Of course, he also knew very well that the emperor must have done a better job in the future development of the Tumote tribe.

Sharlik is indeed no longer suitable for being a leader.

If Sullik could correctly understand himself, accept the departure of the third lady, and cooperate with the Ming Dynasty reform, the emperor would definitely not kill Sullik.

If you look at it like this, you can only blame yourself for being restless, not knowing how to raise your head, not knowing how to restrain yourself...

But with his status as Tsark, he can indeed live a life of scattered life without being beheaded.

The right and wrong between this made Chen Li feel that he really didn't know what to say.

Fortunately, I just held back and didn't say it. If he really said what he was in his heart, wouldn't it make the emperor think that it was the emperor who forced him to death?

It seems like a "trap" is set up to wait for the rapier to jump.

If you don’t jump, everything will be fine, and you will die if you jump.

But he jumped foolishly.

What can Chen Li say about these thoughts? He can't say anything to the emperor, let alone say something to the sacred person, and he can't say anything to anyone, and he can only be broken in his heart.

Chen Li admitted that the emperor must have no intention of killing Sharlik, otherwise he would not have caught him and let him go, but Sharlik could not have become like this.

It was the result of the joint promotion of the emperor, the third lady and Wu Dui. Of course, the internal reason was to overcome himself.

However, according to Chen Li's experience, people are sometimes affected by the outside world, not everyone can be so calm, and everyone's endurance threshold is different.

When encountering the same thing, some people can resist it, but some people just can't.

This is a fact that has to be admitted, because people are indeed different.

So after Shen Li thought about it for a while, she felt that Tsulik was a bit "unfair" and shouldn't have become like this.

This is Chen Li's inner activity. He didn't tell anyone, and he really couldn't say it.

After all, it was Saliko who was trying to die, and the emperor was thinking about the overall situation. Whether it was supporting the third lady to go to Beijing to be an official, or supporting the third lady who did not like Saliko, they could leave boldly... In fact, it can be regarded as a reflection of the policies that the emperor is currently implementing: one is ethnic policy and the other is to liberate women.

However, Chen Li could figure it out that since it was a reform, there would always be someone to sacrifice, and Salik was just one of them.

Who else can you blame?

It seems that I can only blame myself for being reckless and not knowing myself correctly.

As soon as he thought of this, Chen Li suddenly became enlightened and stopped sighing after walking out of prison.

He himself was very sure that few people would think like him.

To win the blame means that one deserves death - I believe this is the consensus of everyone.

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Chapter completed!