shock!She can travel through time

Chapter 834 Just Accidents
Because of an accident where someone tried to turn a deer into a horse, Lin Wanwan realized that the temple was not so safe anymore, so as soon as she entered the wing room, she immediately asked Liu Rushi to find Xiao Qingyu back.

While waiting for Xiao Qingyu, Xiao Chong was interrogating the prisoner in the discipline room of the temple.

The old woman's jaw was smashed by the Kunlun and she was too painful to speak, so the main targets of the interrogation were those strong men who did the fighting.

These people dared to attack in public the township monarch with the title of the fifth rank, and they had violated the Tang law, and they were absolutely guilty.In a hierarchical world like the Tang Dynasty, common people offending nobles is not a light crime, but it is even more serious for these sluts who are clearly of low status to offend nobles.

This is a crime that can be directly judged without a trial. The reason why they are being tried now is for the people behind them.

Obviously, this is not the first time this kind of gang has committed crimes.The unsolved disappearance case in the county government may be solved by these few people.

So Xiao Chong never gave them a chance to respond, and immediately started a case in the temple.

In modern times, interrogation mainly relied on skills, but in the Tang Dynasty, it could rely on both skills and corporal punishment.

The social classes of the third, sixth and ninth grades allowed the gentry to have no psychological burden at all when facing ordinary criminals, and they could try them as they wanted.Unlike Hyundai, you have to worry about being complained.

As a county magistrate who is extremely efficient in solving cases, Xiao Chong has rich experience in being promoted to court, and he can deal with the mentally broken rogue in front of him with ease.

Soon, this group of people sold out their master completely under the temptation of "leniency for confession".

It turned out to be a gang of human teeth hiding in the caravan, and they only targeted the single maids of rich families and the beautiful commoner ladies.

In their eyes, Lin Wanwan was just a little white rabbit of a wealthy businessman full of sympathy, an ideal target for abduction and trafficking.

One of the reasons for this misunderstanding is that Lin Wanwan didn't wear a fence when she went out today.

The second reason is that she didn't go in and out like ordinary noble women. Even if she came to the temple to offer incense, she would go to the side room to relax after clearing the place and worshiping.

The third is that she directly bought mung bean cakes from a small vendor and shared them with several other people on the spot. This is not in line with what a noble lady does.

The polo field in Yelingdun Temple can basically be regarded as a men's playground, and few noble women come here.

The home court for noble ladies to play polo is the upper-class Taoist temple, which is relatively small compared to pilgrims, or the private polo field of the manor villa.

The fact that Lin Wanwan appeared in the temple polo field without knowing the venue, showed that she was not a noble girl who was raised by an orthodox lady.

She is so beautiful, and she is wearing silk, so she looks more like a lady from a wealthy businessman's family.

The rules of a merchant's family are much smaller than those of nobles, and their status is lower.If you meet someone of Lin Wanwan's level, if you sell it to the king in the mountains of another county as Mrs. Yazhai, you can exchange it for at least a hundred pieces of silk, or even more.

She is worth more than the beautiful orchid that was transported thousands of miles from the Western Regions. It's no wonder that this group of people will pay attention to her and want to do something.

Today, if Lin Wanwan was just an ordinary woman, and she was only accompanied by maids like Hongyan and Jiyue who had no martial arts, then it would be difficult to get away from such a case of confusing black and white and committing crimes in groups.

After the interrogation, Xiao Chong stood up and ordered: "Notify Shaofu Zhang to get the person and rescue the woman who has not been abducted from the county."

"Here!"

The yamen servant took the order and left.

After everyone retreated, Dugu Di came out from the back room and said to Xiao Chong: "Le'an came to the temple, but he didn't give the abbot a name card in advance. Zifang, your cousin really deserves to be your fiancee, just like you casual."

Xiao Chong looked at Dugu Di and said, "Brother Xiwen, you don't have to laugh at a hundred steps if you take fifty steps."

"Hahahaha!" Dugu Di leaned forward with a long smile, stepped forward and put his arm around his shoulders, and said, "Let's go, the case is settled, and the rest will be handed over to Zhang Shaofu. It's rare that we have spare time today, let's go play polo go!"

Xiao Chong said calmly, "Okay."

The Chinese New Year is coming soon, the people in the county government are fluctuating, and the work efficiency is low. Everyone is counting the days eagerly and planning the Chinese New Year.

Xiao Chong saw that doing things in such a situation was only getting half the result with half the effort, so he might as well put aside his official duties and relax.

Officials in the Tang Dynasty are not in the style of devoting themselves to death. Just look at Li Shimin sitting on the top seat, playing polo, cockfighting, hawking, hunting and soaking in hot springs every day, and you can know the work of the officials below. attitude.

In terms of diligence, the emperors of all dynasties may be Zhu Yuanzhang and those in the early Qing Dynasty who are the strongest. After all, historical records "wake up earlier than chickens, sleep later than dogs, and work more than cows."

The emperors of the Tang Dynasty were very good at sneaking in for fun anyway.

From the top to the bottom, the officials of the Tang Dynasty are naturally in the same line.

All in all, the county magistrates with the most work content and performance appraisals are the busiest group of officials.

When Xiao Chong and others went to the polo field, Qin Shi, Qian Shi and others who had listened to the monk's talk also came over.

At the same time, Xiao Chong's servant also came, who was ordered by Xiao Chong to tell Lin Wanwan the result of the interrogation.

"So, this group of people is a gang of individuals? The obvious business is for an escort agency?" Lin Wanwan was relieved to hear this result. A sudden accident is more harmful than a deliberate plan.

At first, she still had some doubts in her heart whether her whereabouts had been leaked out, and someone was specially setting up a trap to wait here.

If so, then the situation is bad, it means that there are traitors on her side.

Now that she realized that she was thinking too much, she relaxed a lot, got up and sighed: "It seems that there should be some ostentation in the future. These ostentations are not just for face, but can also scare Xiao Xiao."

If Lin Wanwan hadn't blended in so well with the masses today, this accident would not have happened.

"I understand the matter, thank my cousin for me." Lin Wanwan glanced at Hongyan, who took some reward money and handed it to the visitor.

"Thank you, Mr. Xiang, for your appreciation, and I will take my leave." The visitor stepped backwards and exited the wing.

Qin and the others, who had been standing aside in a daze since they came in, couldn't help asking curiously when they saw that they had left, "Wanniang, what happened?"

"It's a small matter, it's settled." Lin Wanwan didn't want to talk too much, "Sisters-in-law, have you bought all the necessities for the New Year?"

"Buy it. Many vendors came to the temple fair today, and the few fishing nets I brought were also sold."

The Qin family and the others talked to Lin Wanwan about what they had gained in the past half day, and the content they wanted to confide the most was of course the vulgar talk they had just heard.

This is a rare entertainment experience.

The Qin family and others who lived in a remote place by the sea would not go to temple fairs a few times a year.

(End of this chapter)