Luan's return today

Chapter 59
Jiang Yue left him alone, and couldn't help snorting coldly in her heart. Just this matter is also called holding her?

She nodded towards Mingyu, and Mingyu took this person out.

The man happily followed Ming Yu out, thinking that he would have a good future, but unexpectedly he was doing odd jobs outside.

The yamen servant asked Ming Yu, "Did I go wrong?"

Mingyu ignored him, turned around and left.

He thought to himself, this person seems to have no brains, and he didn't think about how the general dared to put such a power-hungry person by his side.

Before, he was able to use the pole to curry favor with Shen Hui, now he can use the pole to curry favor with the general, and in the future he can use the pole to curry favor with others. If he betrayed the general by then, the gain would outweigh the loss.

Noon of the second day.

With Jiang Yue's greetings in advance, the people showed great enthusiasm and stood at the gate of the city to greet Li Yuan and the others.

Seeing the big boxes and bags behind Li Yuan and the others, their eyes lit up.

They shouted with all their strength, all in their words were long live the emperor, thanking the emperor for his kindness.

Seeing this, Jiang Yue was very satisfied, it was always hard to pick, and when she received Liyuan, she settled them in the government office.

And with the help of these people, the people in the south of the Yangtze River ate hot white rice today. This is what Jiang Yue deliberately did to let the people remember the emperor's grace.

After the reception, when Jiang Yue returned to her room, she saw Li Yuan waiting in the yard. When she saw her coming, she bowed her head and called out to her master.

Jiang Yue smiled, "Everything is going back this time?"

Li Xing nodded, and explained to Jiang Yue everything in the capital.

In particular, he focused on the matter of falling heavily into the water, "Now my lord can rest assured."

Jiang Yue froze for a moment, she knew that Chu Yao must have something to do with Shen Zhong falling into the water, and he also used this method when she saw someone molesting her.

It's just that she didn't expect Chu Yao to use such a direct method to keep Shen Shen from making trouble for herself.

Then seeing Li Yuan handing her a letter, he said, "My son is for your lord!"

Jiang Yue took it, didn't shy away from it, and directly opened it. The whole stack of papers, Jiang Yue looked at it carefully, and it was the same as what Li Yuan said, but there were more details in it.

But when she saw that Xiao Wan's child was not kept, and Xiao Wan didn't know what to do, she felt a burst of embarrassment.

However, she didn't feel sorry for that child. A child of this status would be subject to controversy even if it was born. It would be a good thing if it was not born.

However, seeing that Jiang Qin was dead, she frowned heavily as she straightened the concubine's room.

In Liguo, a concubine will never be able to enter the lobby.

Even if the main wife is dead, she will choose a concubine daughter from a slightly inferior family, or a concubine daughter from a well-matched family as the continuation.

Because whenever there is a banquet, the main wife must attend. If the main wife and the Fuzheng concubine are allowed to sit at the same table, it will be a slap in the face of these wives who are married by the Ming media.

This is also the reason why Shen Chong would rather break off the engagement with Jiang Yue and let Shen Xuan marry Xiao Wan as his wife instead of a concubine.

Even if the children born in the concubine's room are counted under the name of the first wife, they are not counted as the children of the first wife, and both official career and marriage will be affected.

But if you marry a wife and leave your mother to keep a child, even if you marry a xuxian, the child's status will be higher than xuxian.

Shen Xuan will only have such a child in his life, no wonder Shen Shen and the others try to find a good background for him.

Jiang Yue felt that Shen Zhong didn't seem like this kind of person who didn't care about the importance. He insisted on righting the concubine's room at the expense of his reputation. What kind of plan was he in the end?

Could it be that this concubine's room has some background?
Jiang Yue shook her head, denying herself, if this concubine's room really has a background, how could she be a concubine for Chong Chong.

She couldn't figure this out, so she simply didn't think about it. Anyway, Shen Shen couldn't live long.

She looked down again.

In addition to these words about parents, there is only a row of small characters on the last line: Be careful in everything, hope everything is well.

After reading it, Jiang Yue put away the letter and put it back in the envelope.

Li Yuan asked curiously, "What did the prince say?"

Jiang Yue told Li Yuan in general.

Li Yuan looked surprised, "That's all?"

Jiang Yue nodded, and Li Yuan was even more puzzled.

He has been in front of Shizi for seven or eight years, and he has never seen Shizi report to anyone in such detail.

Even with the old prince and the old princess it won't be the case, only a few simple words.

But before he figured out the reason, he heard Jiang Yue order, "Li Yuan, you may need to go back to Beijing this time."

Li Yuan looked up at Jiang Yue with doubts on his face.

Jiang Yue told what happened in Jiangnan during this period, "These men in black are witnesses, and I don't feel at ease handing them over to those Jinyi guards."

"Besides, after you return to Beijing this time, ask Chu Yao to carefully investigate the people in Jinyiwei. I suspect that someone has betrayed you."

Li Yuan listened and nodded heavily.

Jinyi Weizhi belongs to the emperor, which is equivalent to the emperor's personal guards. Could it be that these people have infiltrated these places?
Jiang Yue didn't know that while they were talking, someone sneaked towards Suihe.

Jiang Yue thought about the matter of the man in black before it was too late, and it would be great if the matter of Yutou Mountain broke out together.

Thinking that Song Nan had already set off for a day, and that it would be faster if he was alone, Jiang Yue urged Li Yuan and his group to return to Beijing quickly.

"My lord, you...you don't want to write a letter to the prince?" Li Yuan thought about the letter Chu Yao asked him to bring, and asked tentatively.

"No, you already know everything about Jiangnan, so it's fine for you to tell the story." Jiang Yue replied.

"Uh... well!"

Hearing what Jiang Yue said, Li Yuan felt a little uneasy in his heart. He always felt that if he went back empty-handed, Shizi's test would not be too easy.

But if Jiang Yue didn't write, he couldn't force him to write with a knife, and it would be nothing.

The next day, after Li Yuan left, the matter of Li Xing's pulse diagnosis was over, and the house where Su Ze was looking for a woman to make clothes was also optimistic.

Jiang Yue thought that it was time to start preparing for flood control, otherwise it would be too late.

Then she asked Mingyu to gather the people from Jiangnan at the gate of the government office.

At the gate of the government office, the people were all beaming, with smiles on their faces, and they kept discussing how much food and how much money they could get today.

When they saw Jiang Yue, the discussion became quieter.

Jiang Yue stood at the gate of the government office with her hands behind her back, and when she saw that the people were no longer looking decadent, she spoke up.

"I know that everyone is thinking about the food and silver from Beijing, but I don't know how to divide these things."

As soon as these words were said, there was an uproar among the people, and they whispered to each other.

Some of them shouted.

"Why? Isn't the disaster relief food money belonged to the people in the south of the Yangtze River? Why not divide it?"

"The food money belongs to the people in the south of the Yangtze River. This official admits this, but this is not for you to sit and eat!"

With Jiang Yue's words, most of the people were poked into their hearts, blushing and bowing their heads.

(End of this chapter)