Married a proud husband after farming

Chapter 1366 Very sharp
Even Li Tian didn't know about this matter, no wonder Ying Yihui was so skeptical.

The eyes of the man in black were gloomy: "Rong Jiu's ears and eyes are all over Chang'an, it's just a breeze to know something."

Ying Yi was stunned and said: "She has a good relationship with the general's residence, but she also installed secret guards?"

The black-robed man sneered: "People don't kill themselves for their own sake. No matter how good a friendship is, there will be a day of breaking up. Rong Jiu has always been good at planning for rainy days."

"Then will there be a secret guard of the Ninth Princess in the mansion?"

"The people in the mansion are simple, except for Li Tian's mother and son, there are only the housekeeper and a few servants, and Rong Jiu's hand can't get in."

As soon as Ying was relieved, he took the order to retreat, and while he went to check Lingyue's identity, he sent someone to follow Mrs. Li secretly.

On the second day, news came from the dark guard that Mrs. Li had gone out, and after Lingyue changed her face, she left the Princess Mansion.

Not long after Lingyue left, Cao Shangshu came.

Rong Jiu asked someone to serve tea, and asked with a smile, "Did Master Cao come to see Father?"

Cao Shangshu said: "This official is here to find the princess."

"Oh?" Rong Jiu raised his eyebrows, "Could it be because of the case of General Yuan collaborating with the enemy and treason?"

"Yes," Cao Shangshu's old face turned red, he said embarrassedly, "The officials have searched for a few days, but have not found any clues, so I came here to ask the princess for advice."

"Master Cao, did you find General Yuan, what did General Yuan say?"

Cao Shangshu had no clue. Since he took over the case, he hadn't had a good night's sleep. He said with a bitter face, "General Yuan doesn't know who framed him. There is no clue in this case. However, after the incident, General Yuan asked Mr. Sun to bring Mrs. Sun back to the Sun family, and the officials felt that these two things might be related."

As expected of the Minister of the Ministry of Justice, he is still very sharp.

Yuan Chong never mentioned Sun's evil deeds, because he didn't want to bring unnecessary trouble to the general's mansion and the Sun family, so naturally Rong Jiu would not say anything.

"Maybe it's just a coincidence. It seems to be a matter of the inner quarters and has nothing to do with this case."

"Xiaguan remembers that the princess said that there are no coincidences in this world. There are some, but intentional ones."

The corners of Rong Jiu's mouth twitched secretly, and he chuckled: "Mr. Sun is also from the General's Mansion. If the General's Mansion colludes with the enemy and treacherously, she and the Sun family will not escape the death penalty. Sun is the concubine of General Yuan, so she shouldn't be so stupid to go Framed General Yuan, and even the entire Sun family."

"The princess is right." Cao Shangshu rubbed his chin and thought, "The Marquis of Wu'an and the General's Mansion did not deal with it. I checked Lord Xie, but he seems to have nothing to do with this matter. I really can't think about it." Find out who colluded with Xi Ling and framed General Yuan."

Rong Jiu was still distressed at first, how to expose Zhao Shilang and General Hussars, Cao Shangshu came to his door.

"Master Cao, have you ever thought about why the purple jade pendant on General Yuan suddenly fell out in full view?"

"It was General Hussar who accidentally bumped into him."

"General Hussars is a military commander, why can't he even walk the road?"

Cao Shangshu's eyes widened suddenly, with excited light shining in his eyes: "General Hushi did it on purpose! He framed General Yuan. Could it be that he was the one who colluded with Xiling?"

Rong Jiu sipped his tea and said with a smile: "This is just a guess, isn't it? Master Cao needs to find evidence."

"It must be!" Cao Shangshu was sure that General Hussars did it, "I have been in the early court for most of my life, and I have never seen a minister with slippery feet in the Taiji Hall."

(End of this chapter)