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After the court came, Ye Jin summoned the cabinet ministers in the imperial study room to discuss government affairs. Wu Ji was standing outside the imperial study room and reported respectfully: "Master, your letter has arrived."

The old minister who was reporting in the imperial study room was silent in an instant and frowned, "Who is so unruly?"

Ye Jin glanced at him and said lightly: "Come in."

Wuji pushed the door and walked in front of the imperial desk, handed a sealed letter with both hands.

Ye Jin took it, without even a moment of hesitation, so he took it apart and took it apart. The gentleness that instantly emerged between his eyebrows and eyes made Wen Mu, who was standing aside, silently shut his eyes.

"Wuji Guard." The old minister frowned and said, with a clear tone of dissatisfaction in his tone, "When the emperor discusses government affairs, he should wait for anything. You have been serving the emperor personally for so long, and you don't even know these rules?"

Wu Ji glanced at him and knew that this man was the newly appointed censor. Although he was loyal to the emperor, he was too pedantic and upright. He was a waste of time when he was justified.

Moreover, in order to respect the elderly and love the young, he seemed not to argue with the elderly.

So Wuji said nothing, turned around and left the imperial study room. Anyway, the letter had been handed over to the master, and there was nothing else to do when he continued to stay here.

Seeing this, the old minister frowned deeply.

Turning his head, the young emperor stared at the letter with a gentle look, and the smile on the corner of his mouth could hardly be concealed.

The censor frowned again, "Your Majesty, it's time to discuss government affairs. The letter the emperor is reading is an urgent letter from the border?"

Wen Mu twitched his lips, pursed his lips and refused to speak.

Eight hundred miles of expedited?

The letter was not expedited at eight hundred miles, but his emperor was already waiting for it.

Ye Jin slowly raised his eyes and slowly folded the letter he had read. His tone exuded a casual meaning, "There is no war on the border, where did the eight hundred miles of urgent letters come from?"

"If it weren't for the 800-li expedition, how could the emperor allow the guard to break in without authorization when discussing government affairs? Just to submit such an irrelevant letter?"

Isn't matter?

How could Jiuqing’s letter be irrelevant?

Ye Jinweimo then said lightly: "The responsibility of the censor is to supervise all officials. My guards should not be in the supervision, right?"

The censor choked and his face turned blue instantly.

Ye Jin didn't want to argue with this old man. This censor was recently promoted by him. He was upright and a bit pedantic, but he was brave enough to speak out and he also had a certain prestige in the court.

If Ye Jin planned to sit down steadily on the dragon throne and be a sage-minded emperor who will be remembered forever, then he would not let this person be the censor because he would be troubled by himself for nothing.

But he will go to the Southern tribe in the future, and according to his own ideas and plans, he will definitely spend more time in the Southern tribe after getting married to Jiuqing than in Dongyou. Therefore, in addition to the prime minister, he also needs a censor who dares to speak and do and can suppress other court officials.

This censor is a very suitable candidate. Wen Mu also felt that as long as he is there, the court officials will be more restrained in their daily behavior. In addition, Wen Mu, the prime minister who is the leader of all officials, and Gong Ming, who controls the imperial guards, even if the emperor is not here for a long time, there will be basically no problems in Dongyou's court.

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