My Inner Thought is Exposed! The Villain Family Defy Their Fate! Chapter 185 - 81: Crime of Deceiving the Monarch3

Yun Wanye: "..."

Tsk, why is my little sister in such a hurry?

If he continues to be indifferent, won’t she get so anxious that she starts talking?

"Let’s go, Second Brother will take you to see the commotion too."

Yun Wanye said nonchalantly, lifting his leg and walking over. Wei Chaohui and the others had already saved him a spot. As soon as he arrived, he squeezed into the innermost position.

Yun Wanqing was almost overjoyed.

[Wow, Second Brother understood what I ant, amazing.]

[Let’s give Second Brother a thumbs up.]

[And Second Brother’s friends who saved us this spot, really nice. My Second Brother sure didn’t make the wrong friends.]

On stage, the red silk was quickly untied in Zhu Yongcheng’s hand.

Two smooth, finely polished wooden boards appeared before everyone. The boards were about half an inch thick, exuding a faint fragrance.

Judging by the wood, it seed to be top-quality agarwood, carrying an ancient aura.

On each wooden board, there was a vivid painting carved in relief, one of bamboo and the other of chrysanthemum, each accompanied by a few lines of flamboyant calligraphy.

The whole surface was sprinkled with gold powder, making it appear even more luxurious and splendid.

Hiss!!!

Upon seeing the calligraphic inscriptions on the wooden boards, everyone subconsciously took a sharp breath and turned to look at Su Qianxue.

Suddenly, a noble lady’s crisp voice recited the inscriptions on the two wooden boards. The content was exactly the sa as Su Qianxue’s poems today.

The difference was, the authors of the two wooden board paintings were, one signed as Great Ming · Zhu Yuanzhang, and the other as Huang Chao.

The crowd erupted instantly.

"What shalessness, outrightly claiming soone else’s work, yet unflinchingly facing Lord Sacrificial Officer and Mr. Xie’s questioning. How many lies did it take to develop such a thick skin?"

"I told you, this empty-headed fool, can’t even play the zither without it sounding like crap, how could she create such a majestic masterpiece?"

"Truly, last year she embarrassed herself on stage, and today she plagiarizes before getting humiliated again. This Su Family’s legitimate daughter has really opened our eyes."

"Tsk, Miss Su, didn’t you say these two poems were composed on the spot by you? So what’s the story now? These wooden boards couldn’t have been conjured out of thin air by Mr. Xie, could they?"

"Exactly, the quality of this agarwood looks to be at least a hundred years old, and the carving on these boards, to complete, would take at least a month;

even if several masters worked tirelessly without sleep, it would take half a month. Even if these two paintings aren’t, as Young Master Xie claims, long-collected items, they would have been started at least half a month ago. Miss Su, how do you explain this?"

"You’re not going to say that Young Master Xie foresaw your intentions half a month ago and plagiarized your work, are you? But there’s no na of Young Master Xie on the boards either. Did he go through all this trouble just to plagiarize for soone else and make them famous?"

"..."

[Why are Zhu Yuanzhang and Huang Chao listed as well?]

[Sothing’s off. Even if Sister is a reincarnator, she shouldn’t know these two nas are the real authors, right? After all, the heroine wouldn’t ntion the original authors when plagiarizing, so how does Sister know about them?]

[Could it be, Sister is not a reincarnator, but like the heroine, a ti traveler?]

[No, no, Sister should be like , a Book Traveler. Only by having read the heroine’s storyline in advance would she have foreseen everything today and known the original authors of those two poems.]

[That’s got to be it, yes, yes, yes, Sister must be a Book Traveler too.]

Looking at the two wooden boards, Yun Wanqing began to question everything, seeking reasons until she finally found a sowhat reasonable one.

[This thod of Xie Xuanrong’s, though not sophisticated, must be acknowledged as rough yet effective. Regardless of how people question him afterward, the heroine has been undoubtedly exposed first.]

[As for what follows, that can be dealt with later.]

[Tsk, Xie Xuanrong preemptively accused the heroine of such a grave offense as deceiving the sovereign, and even knowing the consequences, she still walked into Xie Xuanrong’s trap.]

[Now being exposed in public, the embarrassnt is minor. If Xie Xuanrong pursues the matter of deceiving the sovereign, I really want to see how the heroine will handle it afterward.]

[Surely she can’t just end it like this?]

[Knowing that deceiving the sovereign leads to beheading, yet she deliberately commits it, I really can’t fathom how she’ll manage to keep that beautiful head of hers safe.]

[Even if the Emperor doesn’t want to execute her, he must, otherwise if he spares the heroine today, how will the cri of deceiving the sovereign maintain its deterrent effect in the future?]

[If everyone starts deceiving the sovereign, where will the Emperor’s majesty remain?]