The reborn emperor, you are dismissed

Chapter 254
She was unmoved: "Then why, then stopped?"

Eunuch Yu stepped aside silently.

He said calmly, "Tell me first, how is the life of the people in Cangcheng?"

"Generally speaking, they are poor, but most of them can find food and clothing."

"Where's Miss Wei?"

She said unhappily: "The clothes are exquisite and the family is rich."

"The daughter of Prince Wei, Wei Yu, is a small county king with a different surname. His mansion is more luxurious than the palace of the king. His family members are domineering in the city. What does that mean?"

"Wangfu? Do you mean the Seventh Prince?" She told what happened today.

"It's a fiefdom, but it's actually exile. If a person stays here for five years, he can still do his job with ease, and he will become a major event." In his previous life, he only heard of such a person at the end of the war. If the other party hadn't taken advantage of it , that battle should not end easily, so in this life, make an appointment to see each other to find out the truth.

The emperor's ambition is to expand the territory, but the war will make the people's lives difficult. If they are eager for quick success and quick benefits, they may lose the hearts of the people.

"The Seventh Prince is so capable, why doesn't the Master of Later Liang use it?"

He chuckled lightly: "Naturally, there are hidden secrets in this, so if I didn't have doubts in my heart, I wouldn't even be able to answer a word, Madam can't misunderstand."

"I, what could I have misunderstood." She hesitated to retort, and abruptly changed the subject, "I finally know what that noisy beating sound is."

Eunuch Yu asked very face-savingly: "What is it?"

"There are so many blacksmith shops, that's why..." Looking at the expressions of the two people opposite, she suddenly said, "You guys already knew about it."

"Knowing and being clear are two different things. Madam, please clarify." He spoke sincerely.

Eunuch Yu thought that he was worthy of being the wise and mighty Crown Prince, and his reaction was quick enough.

She continued: "There are not many shops in Cangcheng that do normal business, but the blacksmith's business is very good. In fact, not only Cangcheng, but also the entire back beam, are said to despise literature and value martial arts. As for young and middle-aged people, it is rare because they have been in... conscription."

He frowned: "Who told you?"

"No one dares to complain openly. Maybe those aunts thought I was a newly married bride, so they mentioned a few words to leave blood as soon as possible..."

In order to avoid attracting attention, she changed into an ordinary lady with a back beam, which is quite convenient.

He winked at Yu Si, and the latter withdrew from the private room immediately.

"Thank you Madam for your help. By the way, I have sent someone your account book. I will check it carefully at the inn. In a few days, we should return to Beijing."

She took a few volumes, without doubting him: "Okay."

He lowered his eyes, hiding the strange color.

Some things will happen anyway, and he must hurry up and deploy them.

The inn tonight seemed to be extremely quiet, except for the chirping of insects, there was not a single abnormal sound.

Huangfu Yue put on her clothes and got up, and looked into the courtyard through the gap of the door that was two fingers wide.

I saw a vague figure rushing out of Yun Qi's room, and several ups and downs disappeared in the dark night.

"Qiye!" Anan's low voice came from inside the house.

He went to the next door to pick up Liang Cen, and they stepped into Yun Qi's room together.

In the dim light, the young man was leaning against the head of the bed, with blood dripping from the corner of his lips, his brows were furrowed, and the valet stared at them vigilantly, with the long sword out of its sheath in his hand.

"Anan, step back."

With a soft sentence, the servant immediately hid in the dark with his sword in his arms.

"Seventh Prince's subordinates are very obedient." He sat down casually, pointing out something.

(End of this chapter)