Gong fight?Niang Niang, she dominated the cold palace by farming

Chapter 125 Chapter 125
However, before Zhou Qi's vicious thoughts were finished, another guard came to report: "Your Majesty, Xu Yuan's guards sent another letter, saying that it was sent by a gangster, and it is said that the content on it is full of people. Everyone knows."

Zhou Qi frowned slightly, and when he took the letter to read, the complacency just now disappeared.

But he still refused to believe his own eyes, and pointed to the content on the letter paper and asked the guard: "What is a female bandit? Can a woman be a bandit? I don't believe it!"

"Your Majesty," the guard kowtowed, "Jing Zhao Yin Tang Song is outside, Tang Fu Yin knows more about this matter."

Zhou Qi said angrily: "Xuan!"

Tang Song was over [-] years old, and he was quite capable, before Zhou Qiqi was in trouble, he said: "Your Majesty, I have already submitted two memorials to you about the female thugs in the suburbs of Beijing, but you have not responded.

"I don't have military power in my hands, and I found out that the female bandits have no fatal misdeeds, and they don't harass the people, so the matter of suppressing bandits was delayed.

"Please forgive me, Your Majesty."

"Is there really a female thug?" Zhou Qi asked, "Can anyone see it?"

"Yes," Tang Song was very sure, "Many people in the suburbs of Beijing have seen it with their own eyes. From the bandit leader to the gangsters, there is not a single man."

Zhou Qi suddenly coughed violently.

Empress Liu sat firmly behind the screen and remained motionless. She knew that this man was angry.

Too much qi hurts the body, more qi is better.

She doesn't mind being a widow. Anyway, no matter who is the emperor, she can't run away from her position as queen mother. Her son has long been a vassal, even if he never sees her again, as long as they are safe, that's enough.

The eldest prince is not as cruel as his father. When the time comes, let him judge his daughter and take Jiu'er into the palace, so that mother and daughter can depend on each other.

Of course, it would be even better if the eldest prince succeeded to the throne before Jiu'er got married, and begged him to let go of this marriage and choose another husband for Jiu'er.

Empress Liu thought wildly, Zhou Qi had been calmed down by the servants.

Tang Song was still kneeling on the ground waiting for orders.

Zhou Qi thought for a while with a sullen face, and then asked: "Is this known to the whole city?"

"Yes," Tang Song confirmed, "In the morning, the walls of the main streets in the city have been covered with posters, the female bandit leader claimed to have kidnapped the Wancheng County Lord, and asked you for a ransom.

"The minister was a step late just to deal with this matter."

As he spoke, he took out a stack of stickers from the sleeve of his robe, and presented it with both hands.

Most of those postings were damaged when they were torn down, so they are not very neat, and the characters on them are also crooked, which is better than neatness.

At this moment, there is no way to pour dirty water on Xu Ji, and if he doesn't redeem her, he will be in trouble.

The more Zhou Qi thought about it, the angrier he became, and he shouted loudly: "Since you have a clue, why don't you rush to save people!"

Tang Song hesitated and said, "But they said they couldn't see the ransom, so they wanted to take the Wancheng county magistrate."

"Why?" Zhou Qi raised his eyebrows and raised his eyes, "You want me, the king of a country, to bow his head and ears to a female bandit?"

"I don't dare!" Tang Song hurriedly kowtowed, "What I mean is to stabilize the bandit leader first, rescue the county lord, and then go after him."

Zhou Qi was so angry that his stomach hurt, and he gritted his teeth after a while and said: "I need to make decisions on some trivial matters? You handle it yourself!"

"I also ask Your Majesty to allow the five city soldiers and horses to cooperate in handling the case." Tang Song saw that Zhou Qi didn't mention it, so he had to say it himself.

(End of this chapter)