Daming: I'm rotten, my father is Hu Weiyong

Chapter 100 Who is the unlucky ghost

Zhao Qingyuan's mouth was a little dry, and he didn't know how to answer Song Zhong for a while.

The rich and powerful children in Jinling all know Song Zhong's style, as long as he smiles, nothing good will happen, especially when he has a flattering smile on his face.

At this time, we must be extremely vigilant, it is obvious that Song Zhong is going to start to play tricks again.

I thought that Song Zhong would show a flattering smile in front of Hu Hanshan and say something like a villain when he brought Jin Yiwei over.

I didn't expect to fall here with Zhao Qingyuan.

The scholars in the examination hall all turned their eyes away from Hu Hanshan and focused on Zhao Qingyuan, wondering in their hearts whether Zhao Qingyuan had committed some crime of bullying the market before going to the disaster relief.

But even if he is bullying and dominating the market, he is just a dandy of Huaixi Xungui's son, so it is not possible to make such a big commotion that Jin Yiwei personally arrests him.

Song Zhong's next move really confirmed Zhao Qingyuan's uneasiness, and he slapped Zhao Qingyuan on the face again: "Catch him and send him to the imperial prison overnight for interrogation."

The scholars in the examination hall no longer had the slightest intention to read a joke, they all clamped their buttocks tightly and dared not say a word.

Who knows if Song Zhong will take his anger out on them, and those who hurt Chi Yu will be arrested and sent to prison together. It will be hard to tell no matter how serious the injustice will be.

Song Zhong waited until Jin Yiwei arrested Zhao Qingyuan, and walked up to Huang Zicheng step by step.

Huang Zicheng looked at Song Zhong, who was more humble than the servant of Jiaofangsi, and stepped back step by step, almost tripped over the official hat chair and fell to the ground.

Thinking of the Jiangxi bureaucrats standing behind him, Huang Zicheng suppressed the fear in his heart, pretending to be calm, and said, "You...what do you want to do?"

No matter how calm Huang Zicheng looked, when he spoke nervously, he still revealed his inner fear of Song Zhong.

Song Zhong stretched out his palm and patted Huang Zicheng's face lightly, still with the same obsequious smile: "Little man just heard that you have the ability to spend money to scoop up people. I don't know how much taels of silver it will cost to scoop up Zhao Qingyuan."

"No!" Huang Zicheng immediately refused, categorically denying the promise he just made not too long ago: "The student never said that, the student has always kept himself clean, and would never engage in such behavior of offering bribes, clearly It’s self-destructive.”

Song Zhong knows better than Huang Zicheng himself whether he has this ability, of course he has this ability.

No matter how secretive this kind of thing was, it could not escape the eyes and ears of Jin Yiwei and the General Secretary, and everything was recorded in the record.

It's a pity that the Jiangxi master has his own set of rules, and he can always avoid the Ming law and fish out officials who have been sentenced to light sentences.

Song Zhong's dislike for the Jiangxi master is no less than that of a litigator who uses his sharp tongue to sow tongue in the yamen.

In particular, it proves that the Jiangxi masters have all kinds of speculation, but there is no great law that can convict them, and they can only watch them flourish in the officialdom.

It is not impossible to add the Great Ming Law, but it can only arrest the current batch of Jiangxi masters, and the future Jiangxi masters can use various means to evade the addition of the Great Ming Law.

And these additional Great Ming Laws finally fell into the hands of the Jiangxi Master, and would become a sharp weapon to harm the common people, and became a bad policy of the Ming Dynasty.

Song Zhong threatened Huang Zicheng a few words, but he didn't catch him for breaking the law of the Ming Dynasty, so he could only scare him and leave the Jiaofang Division.

When leaving, Song Zhong turned his face around and smiled obsequiously at Hu Hanshan: "Do you want to go to prison together?"

After hearing this, the scholars in the test hall regained their spirits, thinking that they would also arrest Hu Hanshan together, so that the bastard they hated the most would be tortured in the imperial prison.

But what the scholars in the examination hall never expected was that Hu Hanshan was actually Song Zhong's subordinate: "Qianhu went to work early."

"This subordinate still has some things to do here, so I won't follow you to the imperial prison to join in the fun."

Song Zhong put his arms around Hu Hanshan's neck affectionately, and the two whispered there with their ears biting their ears. They didn't know what they said and then took them away.

Fang Xiaoru accused Hu Hanshan, stuttering: "You are actually Song Zhong's subordinate."

Without waiting for Hu Hanshan to respond, he glanced at the embroidered spring knives on the waists of the two inspectors of the General Administration Department, and said to himself: "I should have thought of it a long time ago, except for Jinyiwei, only the inspectors of the General Administration Department can wear embroidered spring knives." It's Spring Knife."

Fang Xiaoru and other scholars in the examination hall had a deep fear of Hu Hanshan, thinking that they should be more cautious when targeting Hu Hanshan in the future, and they must not be caught by him, lest they be caught in prison.

Huang Zicheng thought of a deeper level, that he could become the inspector of the General Administration Department, especially Hu Hanshan, a noble son of Huaixi.

Without exception, all of them were trusted by Emperor Hongwu.

This made Huang Zicheng a little puzzled, how could the eldest son of Hu Weiyong, Prime Minister of Zuo, be trusted by Emperor Hongwu.

What made it even more difficult for him to understand was how Hu Hanshan would willingly take up duty at the General Administration Department, which would be tantamount to destroying his own future.

As long as one has entered the Department of General Affairs and became a school inspector, it doesn't matter whether he will take the path of a civil servant or the old path of Huaixi upstarts as a military officer.

He will not gain the trust of his subordinates, but will make his subordinates always worry that he is the eyes and ears of the emperor, and will report the situation under his hands to Emperor Hongwu in detail.

Once in the officialdom, there will always be some tricks. This is the most secretive secret of officials, and they never want Emperor Hongwu to know.

If you can't gain trust, you can't win over cronies.

Without the help of his party feathers, how could Hu Hanshan accept Hu Dang step by step in the future.

Seeing Huang Zicheng's pensive look, Hu Hanshan knew that he should be doing something unbelievable that the little prime minister was on duty in the General Administration Department: "You have hurt Zhao Qingyuan this time."

"Being able to turn a well-established achievement in disaster relief into a proprietor who was arrested and sent to prison, you, a master, are really not in vain."

"It really opened the eyes of the horses in this county. If anyone gets tired of working in the future, it is really a good decision to find you as a teacher."

After hearing these words, Huang Zicheng immediately lost his thoughts about guessing the deep meaning behind Hu Hanshan.

Hu Hanshan wanted to cut off his back, not only to make money, but also to cut off his future in officialdom.

Master Jiangxi cherishes feathers even more than his family's classics and history collections. As long as he has a reputation, no matter whether he is an official or bequeathed to future generations, he will have the shadow of honor.

Huang Zicheng immediately began to retort: ​​"Don't want to dirty people's innocence."

"Zhao Qingyuan must not have been arrested and imprisoned for disaster relief, but must have been questioned because he made a mistake before disaster relief."

"You want to place the blame on Huang, aren't you afraid of getting a bad reputation of slandering others?"

(End of this chapter)