After being turned into cannon fodder, I relied on involution to survive

Originally, Yu Zizhen had no intention of leaving his personal safety to others. He did not intend to reuse or trust any of the guards belonging to Zhenbei Palace.She prefers those she cultivates and recruits herself to them.

Furthermore, the people who originally guarded the palace in the capital were obviously not as loyal to the King of Zhenbei and his wife as those who came from the north. In addition, they were accustomed to slacking off. It was better to do tricks under their noses than to do things in the north. It was easy to trick the guards who came over, so Yu Zizhen accepted Mr. Jiang's arrangement without any emotion.

It is acceptable for them to follow, and it is acceptable for them to follow. They have made mistakes, and Yu Zizhen will never let them be confused.

The punishment must be punished. Even if Yu Zizhen didn't really need a few people to follow her to support her, the prince of the palace, she would not make any training plan and give them another chance.

She looked at the two guards who had remained silent, "What about you? Can't you do it?"

The two looked at each other, then bowed in unison, and replied without any hesitation, "My subordinates must do their best."

Yu Zizhen was very satisfied, "Then I won't deduct your monthly salary this time. Next time, just like these people, you can go back to Mr. Jiang directly to serve as servants. You don't have to follow me anymore."

Those people were a little panicked at first. After hearing what Yu Zizhen said, they thought that Yu Zizhen was going to drive them out of the palace, but unexpectedly, Yu Zizhen just returned them to Mr. Jiang.

Realizing this, they immediately stopped panicking, and even felt that going back to Mr. Jiang's side would have a better future than following Yu Zizhen, the nominal heir apparent and actual hostage.

However, they soon realized that their ideas were too naive.

They felt that they just failed to react for a moment, so they failed to take control of the carriage in time, or to chase and arrest the person who did it secretly. It was not a big mistake.

Of course, the main reason why they were so confident was because nothing happened to Yu Zizhen.

When they thought about it, the most Mr. Jiang could do was be like Yu Zizhen, deducting some monthly money from them or punishing them to do something.

However, what they didn't expect was that Mr. Jiang, like Yu Zizhen, could not tolerate their arrogant attitude, which not only failed to reflect, but also turned to fool the young master.

He was indeed somewhat dissatisfied with Yu Zizhen's disobedience to control, but Yu Zizhen's dual status as "eldest son" and "proton" meant that Yu Zizhen must be very important on the surface and loved by the King of Zhenbei and his wife.

Therefore, Mr. Jiang must not let other people in the family develop the bad habit of looking down on Yu Zizhen.

Those guards, like their family members, were all deeded to the Prince of Zhenbei. Seeing that they were not of great use, Mr. Jiang simply packed them up and sent them all to the north together with their restless family members, either to open up wasteland or to guard the border. .

Fortunately, he could also take this opportunity to transfer a group of more useful people to the capital.

Mr. Jiang's decision, which was not a punishment but was better than a punishment, frightened the original servants and guards of the North Palace in the capital city.

Those other palace guards who were originally discussing in secret because the training plan given by Yu Zizhen was too cruel and inhumane and the two of them were as tired as dogs every day, have no longer dared to murmur in secret since they watched those people's regrets when they were sent away. The training tasks Yu Zizhen gave those two people were so arduous.

The sense of crisis made them take the initiative to put an end to the dangerous idea of ​​muddling along. Everyone shamelessly chose a representative to find Yu Zizhen and asked her if they could also train with the two guards.Yu Zizhen didn't care, "If you want to practice, just follow along and practice together."

So since then, the original guards in the capital palace have become passionately involved like the female guards and servants around Yu Zizhen.

Under the leadership of the two guards, they trained hard and worked hard, and they were even more energetic when working on duty.

Of course, that's for later.

***
The day after the Dragon Boat Festival, Yu Zizhen, who had asked for leave from his husband in advance, took Yao Guang and Yu Heng out of the palace early in the morning.

Not to mention having breakfast, she even took time off from her daily morning exercises.

Master Bai is not a talkative or curious person. Madam Zhang informed him that Yu Zizhen would not come for morning exercises this morning. He just nodded and continued to teach others.

Mr. Jiang was very curious and wanted to restrain Yu Zizhen, but he worked very late last night. When he woke up, Yu Zizhen had already been gone for almost an hour and a half. Even though he had a pair of ears, he didn't have time to find out. .

So, what did Yu Zizhen do?

This matter has to start with the cannon fodder rescue mission suddenly released by the system a few days ago, when Yu Zizhen had finished his studies for the day and was about to lie down to rest.

The cannon fodder this time is the Lu Huaiyi family who originally served in the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion.

Lu Huaiyi came from a family of military generals. Although his ancestors did not produce any great generals, nor did they make any great achievements that would allow the imperial court to award the Lu family a title, the blood they shed and the lives they lost for the stability of the Qi Dynasty were huge. It's the real deal.

But just such a family, because of the current dark officialdom and because the Lu family wanted to have more military power in the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion, the Lu family deliberately framed and framed them, and made false accusations. In the end, they ended up with "family property confiscated. The tragic ending was that the adult men were sent to the army in southern Xinjiang, and the female family members and children were sold into slavery by officials."

In the plot of the original book, in order to eradicate the roots, the Lu family not only bought the women and children of the Lu family, but also secretly instructed the escort officials to poison Lu Huaiyi and his two sons on the way, causing them to die immediately. In exile, there is no room for recovery.

Unlike the previous doctor named Li, he was framed by his second brother and his boss just because he was an eyesore to his second brother, and he almost became a scapegoat.

Yu Zizhen helped him kill his immediate boss, and revealed what his second brother had done to Langzhong Li without leaving a trace. Langzhong Li was on guard, and his safety was naturally guaranteed.

But General Lu Huaiyi is different. As long as he occupies the position of governor of the Left Army Governor's Mansion for a day, the Lu family, who want to get more military power in the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion, will not give up framing him.

The most important thing is that the Lu family is not as crude as Han Shilang in doing things. Not only did they secretly prepare an impeccable chain of evidence for Lu Huaiyi, but they also quickly took action when the other party was completely unprepared. , Lu Huaiyi’s guilt was directly confirmed.

As for Lu Huaiyi's family, they were imprisoned by Dali Temple directly after the incident. They had no time or opportunity to find evidence for Lu Huaiyi to clear his suspicion. (End of chapter)