Datang: I am so happy to marry a disfigured princess!

Chapter 207 Chasing a thief in the middle of the night, your heart is on fire

Lin Heng also received news from Cheng Huaiyi and Yuchi Baolin's investigation.

Are the Japanese copying a large number of various classics from the Tang Dynasty?
Perhaps in the eyes of Cheng Huaiyi and others, they were just suspicious of their behavior and would not take it to heart.

But after all, Lin Heng is the one who understands how the Japanese country developed, and that is because of the prosperous Tang Dynasty!
If it were a country that kept its own rules, Lin Heng might be able to give some help, but this target was the Japanese country.

A person takes something from someone else’s house, returns it to his own house and embellishes it a little, and it becomes his own culture.

It is all nonsense to say that our own culture has been inherited for thousands of years, is independent, and is an intangible cultural heritage!
Such a country would take away other people's things and even bite them back. In the late Tang Dynasty, the Japanese people were so virtuous. Seeing the chaos in the Tang Dynasty, they simply cut off contact and did not care about it at all. No more contact.

Thinking of this, Lin Heng couldn't help but feel a little resentful in his heart.

It seems that these guys are now planning to move Datang's things to their own country.

For today's Tang Dynasty, in a broad sense, perhaps Li Shimin would be happy to see its success, thinking that this matter would promote the spread of his own culture.

But if Li Shimin knew something about later generations, he would probably want to destroy the Japanese country directly.

Now that he had the chance, Lin Heng would naturally not be able to just do this and let these hateful people from the Japanese country succeed.

But how to do this in a general environment that is friendly to Japanese people is worth studying.

The breakthrough was naturally how to make Li Shimin aware of the wolfish ambitions of the Japanese people, and even now they were thinking about the Korean Peninsula.

Several people just said that Cheng Huaiyi's personal soldiers were coming to report outside.

"Two generals, Consort Lin, and their subordinates discovered the situation."

Cheng Huaiyi immediately asked: "What?"

"My subordinates found out that a group of Japanese people escorted several vehicles out of Chang'an tonight. They were sent from Honglu Temple."

Cheng Huaiyi nodded: "I understand. Send passers-by to monitor their movements and be sure not to lose them."

The soldiers cupped their hands and fists, and then left.

The two then looked at Lin Heng.

"Brother Lin, these must be the copied books and scriptures. Are they really going to be shipped out to these people?"

Lin Heng shook his head: "These things are my Chinese cultural accumulation for many years. How can these Japanese people who harbor evil intentions get hold of them? This is unacceptable."

"Catch them and burn them!"

Cheng Huaiyi's idea was very simple. It would be easiest and most convenient to burn it. Anyway, they were copied texts, so there would be no problem.

Lin Heng thought for a moment, and then went back to the house to get some things.

"Then let's go together."

In the night, several people galloped on horseback. When they left Chang'an, it was already under curfew.

On the way, there were also spies arranged by Yuchi and Baolin, and he was leading the way.

The experience of riding a horse and running wildly at night is still very exciting, especially when you want to destroy the Japanese action.

Damn it, it’s wonderful to think that we can take away our Tang Dynasty things for you so easily!

Within half an hour, Lin Heng and others caught up with the Japanese convoy escorting the vehicle, and the person in charge was Kukai.

Naturally, they didn't expect that their actions would be watched all the time, and they didn't show any caution at the moment. They were sitting in the car chatting about something.

"These books from the Tang Dynasty are all treasures. Now that they are brought back to Japan, I'm afraid the superiors will reward us!"

"The Tang Dynasty is powerful, in terms of culture and military strength. Naturally, we Japanese people cannot compare with the Tang Dynasty in these aspects, so we should start with culture, reform the current situation of our Japanese country, and then slowly develop in the future." "Sooner or later, one day, If our country can become as powerful as the Tang Dynasty, then this land may not lose our place."

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Behind them, about a hundred meters away, a group of people followed slowly.

"These Japanese people are muttering something about birdsong, but they can't even understand it."

"I understand what that thing does. The plan is to hold it back."

"Damn, these Japanese people should be told to Your Majesty and punished. Now they are still thinking about our Tang Dynasty things."

Although Cheng Huaiyi and Cheng Huaiyi are both warriors, they understand the importance of books. After all, a country that relies on military force will not last long. Although they look down on literati, they also know the importance of literati, and naturally they also know these classics. of importance.

Lin Heng said softly: "You two, please keep your voices down, I'll probably follow you far away."

Cheng Huaiyi also nodded and said: "Their handover point outside Chang'an is probably within two hundred miles of Chang'an. The handover location is different every time, so you should be more vigilant."

"But their people didn't notice that we were monitoring him, so these people shouldn't be too alert."

The group of people continued to follow the convoy for more than two hours. Given their physical fitness, they were still tracking these Japanese people, so naturally they would not be able to get anywhere.

The nights after autumn, with a little chill, are also the most sobering.

This tense state lasted until Waguo's carriage stopped next to a deserted village and then drove into it.

Lin Heng and others immediately tied up the horses and followed quietly.

There was something strange about the deserted village at night. When a few people followed, they happened to see traces of the bicycle frame.

Kukai and his party escorted the carriage and had a conversation with the contacts from Japan. Kukai seemed to have heard something, and suddenly his face turned pale and he looked behind him.

A few people were hiding relatively secretly, so of course they were not seen, but at this moment Lin Heng frowned.

"Something's wrong. The monk's actions just now seemed like he sensed someone behind him. Could it be that our whereabouts have been exposed?"

Hearing this, Cheng Huaiyi was also a little confused: "It shouldn't be. I have been following here for a long time, and we are following far away. We shouldn't be discovered so easily..."

"Brother Cheng, where are the spies you arranged here?"

After hearing this, Cheng Huaiyi looked around and heard almost no movement.

If the spies were there, they would probably be able to detect a few people coming in. After all, the ambush should have been set up for a long time.

Yuchi Baolin was also a little curious at the moment. Suddenly he felt something sticky on his hands, so he lowered his head to check.

A thick smell of blood came, and Yuchi Baolin immediately frowned.

"Brother Lin, there is blood!"

The three of them were shocked when they heard this. Lin Heng kept staring ahead, and suddenly noticed a Japanese man holding a Tang sword looking towards him.

There seemed to be a sarcastic smile on the corner of his mouth.

Lin Heng immediately said: "There is a scam, leave quickly!"

Cheng Huaiyi and Yuchi Baolin also realized it later and were about to retreat immediately.

But the next second, the surrounding fire suddenly lit up, and around a few people, nearly a hundred people surrounded the three of them.

The Japanese man also walked over slowly and said with a smile: "I heard that Sun Tzu of your Tang Dynasty has a strategy in the art of war called inviting you to enter the urn..."

(End of this chapter)