Report to the prince: The princess is a powerful strategist

Chapter 79 Was it poisoned by Master Hou?

Qin Zining raised her eyes to look at her lightly, and asked without answering: "Mrs. Hou, why do you think I came here today?"

Mrs. Hou took a deep look at her and saw that her face was still calm. She really didn't know why she came here.

In a gambling situation, the most terrifying thing is that the other party has figured out your trump card, but you can't even see the opponent's bright card clearly.

Unable to figure out Qin Zining's intentions, Madam Hou lost her mind for a while.

After thinking for a long time, Mrs. Hou finally stood up from her seat and saluted Qin Zining.

Although Qin Zining had expected her to make this move, she did not reach out to stop her.

Even if Mrs. Hou, an elder whose rank is not lower than hers, pays her such a big gift, her life would be shortened in ordinary times.

But today’s gift must be performed by Mrs. Hou, and she must accept it before she can continue with the rest of her words.

"Mrs. Hou, what does this mean?"

Mrs. Hou crossed her hands and faced the ground, rested her forehead lightly on the back of her hands, and bent her back until it could no longer bend.

"General Qin, please lend a helping hand and save the lives of the innocent people in the Changping Hou Mansion!"

Throughout the dynasties, under the imperial power, there were too many things that affected the entire clan because of one person's mistakes.

If the matter of the Changping Marquis Mansion is really liquidated, not only the people of the Changping Marquis Mansion will be affected, but also the nine clans will be affected.

Qin Zining stretched out her hand to help Mrs. Hou up, "Mrs. Hou, I want to save not just the innocent people in the Changping Hou Mansion.

What I want to save are the people at the border who have finally found peace for a few years and are not suffering from the war. They don't have to leave their homes and have their wives and children separated! "

Mrs. Hou closed her eyes hard when she heard this. Just as Qin Zining said, she had also been at the border and had seen how difficult it was for the people at the border.

In the first ten years of the late emperor's reign, there were wars at the border every year. There were constant big battles and small battles, and the people were miserable.

It wasn't until the eldest son of the Qin family, Qin Yunsong, joined the army with his brothers and settled all the way from Mobei to the southern border. Mogan State sent the princess to Beijing to marry for peace, and the Mobei area finally stabilized.

Although the southern border is not as stable as Mobei, there will still be small frictions with enemy countries occasionally, but there has never been a large-scale war, which is a blessing for the people at the border.

In the past few years, the East China Sea was in turmoil, and the Qin family's sons were all stationed in Mobei and the southern border. The other generals in the court were really unable to bear the heavy responsibility.

Mrs. Hou's father, a grey-haired old general, was forced to mount his horse again and lead the army off.

Fortunately, among the sons of the late emperor, there was King Nanxian who did not lose his horse-riding skills. He was brave and resourceful, and the most important thing was that he had a heart for the king and the people.

Before he reached the age of weak crown, he was already a general of one side. He relied on bloody fighting to stabilize the situation in the East China Sea. During the years he was in the East China Sea, the situation in the East China Sea was stable.

It was not until a year after the late emperor recalled him to the capital that there was turmoil in the East China Sea again. In order to calm down the chaos in the East China Sea as soon as possible, Jun Yi led his troops to the East China Sea again.

But this time, he didn't even see the late emperor for the last time.

Some of the ministers in the court secretly thought that if Jun Yi was in the capital when the late emperor passed away, it might not be who was sitting on the throne.

When Mrs. Hou thought of this, she opened her eyes and looked at Qin Zining, and said softly: "General Qin, just ask if you want to know! I will definitely tell you everything."

Hearing this, Qin Zining let go of Madam Hou's hand and gave her a slight salute, "In this way, I would like to thank Madam Hou for her confession on behalf of the people at the border."

After giving the gift, Qin Zining stopped beating around the bush and went straight to the point, "Mrs. Hou, who poisoned the prince?"

Mrs. Hou sighed slightly, "I really can't give you a definite answer to this answer, because I don't have any evidence, all I have is my own guess." "Then who is your guess? But the Marquis of Changping ?"

"Yes and no."

Mrs. Hou said with difficulty.

"When Ming'er was poisoned, my first reaction was that the women in the back house were poisoning her to fight for the title.

However, the Marquis did not have many children, and he only had two children, Ming'er and Zhong'er. As soon as Zhong'er was born, his biological mother was gone. He was brought to my room to raise him while he was still in his infancy. How is his character?I still know.

Although I firmly believe that Zhonger will not poison his eldest brother, I also checked him carefully at the beginning, and there is indeed nothing wrong with him.

Just when I had no clue, I discovered that the person on my pillow, Ming'er's biological father, Mr. Hou, was a little weird during those days.

After he learned that Zhen'er was pregnant, he didn't show much excitement.

Not only that, he has been very demanding of Ming'er since he was a child. Even if Ming'er is unwell, not so sick that he can't get out of bed, he will not allow Ming'er to slack off in his homework because of his health.

However, when Ming'er was poisoned for the first time, I was afraid that the news of Ming'er's poisoning would be spread, and even the Marquis kept it a secret at first.

I just told Mr. Hou that my son had caught the cold and I was afraid that he would have to nurse for a few days.

If this had been done before, he would never agree. I was already prepared. If he refused, I would find another reason, but he agreed.

Not only did he agree, he basically didn't ask Ming'er about anything after that.

He didn't interfere with Zhonger anymore.

During that time, he often went to the study as soon as he returned home from work, and he rarely came to the backyard.

At the moment, I didn't feel any difference. On the contrary, I was happier that he didn't come to the backyard, because I didn't have to bother to cover up.

However, when the situation here becomes more stable tomorrow, I plan to explain the situation to Mr. Marquis and ask him to help us find a doctor together, but I discover another secret.

That night, after he returned home, he went to the study the same night as before. I went to the study to see him because I had something to do, but I was stopped by the boy at the door of the study.

He said that it was the order of the Marquis and he could not be disturbed.

I got the sound and left, but after taking two steps, I felt that something was not right. I turned around and took a closer look, and found the problem. There was no reflection of anyone on the study door or window.

This means there is no one in the room.

In order to confirm my thoughts, I led people around to the window at the back of the study.

I asked the maid to guard me and gently opened the window and took a look. Sure enough, there was no one in the study.

To find out what he was hiding from me?I stayed under the study window.

To be honest, at first I thought he was playing some trick to hide the beauty in the golden house, after all, he had been staying in the study during that time.

But I never thought that what I kept would be such a big secret.

I waited outside the study for a long time that night, and finally got the person back. But the person I was waiting for was not the Marquis, but Yun Yong who was standing in the face of the Marquis. "

(End of this chapter)