@Vasqueztion But she didn't even do anything this time, though. She's simply lucky that bitch can't keep her mouth shut for five seconds.
@Solaz I'll admit you do have a point. In many epidemic situations in the past one of the most (unfortunately) efficient ways to stave off an epidemic was to quarantine the sick and let them die. However, such a thing was usually only done in the most dire of circumstances and the sick weren't deliberately poisoned and then torched(although that might be better then starving to death or slowly dying to the illness in question). The most damning part of Mingcheng's act is that he kept it secret and didn't ask for permission in the first place to make such a drastic and (obviously) unnecessary decision. The disease, while bad, was nowhere near bad enough to warrant such an action, and many of those he killed likely weren't even sick yet and were simply family of those who were afflicted. If he genuinely thought such an act was necessary in the grand scheme of things(sacrifice the few to save the many kind of situation) then he should have first brought it up with the emperor either through letter or in person and had the council debate whether or not it was yet necessary to do such a thing. In the mean time, while he waited for word from the emperor, he could have just kept the people quarantined and alive.
Ultimately, while his actions could have been necessary in more dire circumstances, in this situation it just paints him as a murderer who doesn't care about the welfare of the common people. He done fucked up big time.