I was the emperor in the Ming Dynasty

Chapter 854 Shocking possibility

Originally, the less people knew about this secret, the better.

But now Liu Bian did not know from what channel he got the news, and as the person negotiating with him, Zhou Chen was still kept in the dark, so naturally he couldn't grasp any advantage in the negotiation.

In fact, Li Tian also had his own considerations for telling them this important news.

First of all, as the governor of Nanzhili, Zhou Chen will be able to grasp military and political affairs in the future.

If he still has six parts in Nanjing City, no matter what he does, he will be timid and unable to use it at all.

Therefore, the cancellation of Nanjing's status as an accompanying capital is of great benefit to his administration and has no harm at all.

Secondly, Yang Suwen, as a current general in the intelligence department, is no less important than Zhou Chen, a great official in Xinjiang.

In Nanjing, there is Liu Bian, a person who is not inferior to him in every aspect, and is eyeing him. If he has less information than others, how can he fight against them.

Therefore, whether Nanjing City can survive for more than a month, and whether there is still no trouble before Li Tian's arrival, the two of them become the key.

Letting them know the news became a must.

The explanation and entrustment to them are only the first half of this letter. Next, Li Tian explained to them the possible impact and worries of this news on Nanjing in the future.

Let him be clear about how heavy the burden is on his shoulders now, and let them be fully mentally prepared.

After writing this part, the whole letter has reached the middle stage.

Because, when Yang Suwen wrote this secret letter, they had just come down from Jiming Mountain, and they hadn't caught Wang Cheng yet, and they hadn't interrogated all kinds of secrets about Ma Dazhong.

So what happened in the next day or so was not written in the letter, and Li Tian didn't know about it.

But at the end of the letter, Li Tian still mentioned it by the way, telling them to treat Ma Dazhong with care.

The reason why he said this was not because he was worried that so many of them would not be able to deal with a Ma Dazhong.

Instead, through his observations of Wang Fujiang, Bao Huangyan and others around him, he discovered that each of these eunuchs who can get along in the officialdom is actually a simple person.

Among so many of them, only Yang Suwen was able to compete with people like Ma Dazhong, and the others were not qualified to wrestle with him.

Zhou Chen, the nominal governor of Nanzhili, was even more suppressed by him. Even before he has done a serious thing, it can be seen that Ma Dazhong's ability and influence are absolutely extraordinary.

He told the two in his heart that when necessary, they were allowed to use unconventional force to solve this trouble.

If the opponent is really far beyond their capabilities, they should focus on self-protection until his arrival.

Li Tian's meaning is actually very obvious.

It is to tell them clearly that if they can't play with others, they should admit defeat quickly, and the most important thing is to save their lives.

It's almost time for the letter to come to an end.

But Li Tian stopped writing at this moment, because he didn't know how to write anymore.

Read Yang Suwen's secret letter from beginning to end again and again.

From the few pitiful clues in the letter, he really couldn't analyze what great event would happen in a mere Jiming Temple.

He thought about it for a long time, but he still couldn't figure out what is so special about this place.

No way, at the end of the day, he could only entrust the two of them a little bit, and let them adjust accordingly. No matter how shocking and important the news the other party revealed at that time, he must ensure the stability of the entire Nanjing city.

No matter what decision they make, this must be the first condition.

Li Tian was worried about them at this time.

Thinking that they would have to wait a whole day before receiving their letter, Li Tian was a little bit crazy.

Although my side is calm and calm, but there are turbulent waves at the moment, and unexpected major events may happen at any moment.

A careless situation may be the shipwrecked situation.

Now he actually wished he could grow wings and fly over to coordinate the overall situation.

He now misses more and more the convenience of having a phone call to the world in future generations.

After writing the letter and sealing it up, and specifically entrusting that the letter could only be translated by Chief Tie, he went to rest in peace.

But lying on the bed, he kept tossing and turning, thinking about what kind of surprising news Liu Bian would give at that time.

Anyway, he couldn't sleep, so fortunately he didn't, and people found a lot of news about Jiming Temple overnight.

But after looking at it for a long time, I didn't see anything unusual about Jiming Temple, and the days didn't have any special meaning.

After thinking for a long time, he still couldn't find any clues on Jiming Temple.

In the end he woke up suddenly, if it had nothing to do with the temple, but a certain person.

Thinking that it might be related to someone, and thinking of Jiming Temple as a Buddhist temple, a name that made him fear the most immediately appeared in Li Tian's mind.
"Emperor Jianwen, Zhu Yunwen!"

He slammed the table and couldn't help but exclaimed,
"That's right, he definitely didn't run away!"

According to unofficial rumors, Zhu Yunqi escaped from Nanjing disguised as a monk, and has been living in seclusion in a certain place as a monk.

If it was just rumors before, no one has confirmed it.

But judging from the information sent back by Yang Suwen earlier, the guards around him are often dressed as monks.

Then this rumor can basically be confirmed.

He did become a monk, and he is still alive and well.

Although Li Tian guessed that the great secret that Liu Bian mentioned might be Emperor Jianwen who was about to return to Nanjing.

But Li Tian couldn't figure out why Jianwen returned to Nanjing for a while.

Could it be that his governance in the past six months has caused dissatisfaction among many nobles, so he feels that he has almost united with them to take the throne from him again!

He changed his mind and thought again, feeling that this was impossible.

Emperor Jianwen has been a monk for nearly 20 years, and now he is an old man who is nearly fifty.

Even if he has been practicing Buddhism for more than 20 years and has not let him let go of everything, can his mental and physical strength really have the ability to fight against a man who is in the prime of his life and has a dozen heirs?

You must know that fighting for the world is not only about strength.

In addition to its own strength, whether it can win the hearts of the people is also a very important factor.

(End of this chapter)