Chapter 1063: Denial from the three great strategists!【1】
In front of Duan Yu's study door.
The snow from last night had just been cleared away.
Da Hei and Xiao Hei were lying on the left and right in front of the study door, just like two huge statues.
Two pots of burning charcoal were placed inside the study.
Compared to Luoyang, the temperature in Liangzhou was clearly much colder.
Duan Yu, in a black robe, sat in the study, holding hot tea.
On the desk in front of him was the intelligence that had just been sent from Luoyang.
Li Ru, Cheng Yu, as well as Jia Xu who returned from Jincheng for the New Year, and Liu Bai Tu were all in the study at this time.
"Lord, this must be Yuan Kui deliberately framing the Lord's father-in-law."
Li Ru said with an angry look: "Those jade pills must be non-toxic, but Yuan Kui must have done something to them."
Duan Yu nodded slightly.
As the first strategist of his father-in-law, Duan Yu could understand Li Ru's current anger.
Jade pills.
When Duan Yu saw this intelligence, the first thing he associated it with was the Red Pill Case, one of the three great cases of the late Ming Dynasty.
In the first year of Taichang, Emperor Guangzong of Ming, Zhu Changluo, died mysteriously after taking a red pill.
After Zhu Changluo ascended the throne, he felt unwell due to excessive indulgence and summoned imperial physicians for a diagnosis.
After Cui Wensheng of the Imperial Hospital used laxatives, his condition worsened.
Li Kezhuo of the Court of Ceremonial Worship presented a red pill; Zhu Changluo felt some relief after the first use, but took another pill that afternoon and died in the early hours of the next day.
The Red Pill Case was handled very hastily, so hastily that after an emperor died, not a single one of the two parties involved was executed.
Cui Wensheng of the Imperial Hospital who gave the medicine to Zhu Changluo was exiled to Nanjing, and Li Kezhuo who presented the red pill was sent to the army.
Of course, Duan Yu, as a modern person, did not feel surprised.
Because in history, there are records of more than twenty emperors who were clearly poisoned to death.
Killing an emperor might not be easy. ===== CHAPTER 1065 =====
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