Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 1253 Suppress me.

"If only it was the same as I was back then."

Fu Yuejun glanced at the girl, and sighed sadly: "You don't know that those two teal ducks are very fat, and they also painted me ugly, which is clearly suppressing me."

Zhao Yanqiu said with a smile: "If she really doesn't care about this matter, it's useless to force her."

"I heard from the old lady today that Miss Jin's youngest daughter is full moon, and the couple are going back to Jiangling City to hold a full moon banquet." Zhao Yanqiu smiled more when thinking about this incident.

She has always liked children, and the families are all one family, so she is naturally happy that Jin Shaoyue has a daughter.

Fu Yuejun slowly put down the teacup, and said softly, "Ah Ting never mentioned it to me. Speaking of which, I've been back for so long, and I haven't seen Song Jue and his wife yet."

The Song Jue couple came back when they were quitting smoking. At that time, she and Jin Tingxiao were also busy quitting smoking. Later, after quitting smoking successfully, they were anxious to recover Zhongzhou. She was not in Jiangling, so they had no time to see her. Song Jue and his wife.

If Zhao Yanqiu didn't say it, she would have forgotten that Jin Shaoyue had just given birth to her daughter.

"Sooner or later, we are all a family, and we are not in a hurry for this moment."

Zhao Yanqiu smiled lightly, and suddenly lowered his voice and said in a deep voice: "I received a secret report from the capital this morning that they fled to Fusang. The imperial court has negotiated through the Minister in Japan, asking Fusang to arrest and extradite those people."

Fu Yuejun glanced sideways, his eyes were very calm, without any waves, and his voice was a little cold: "When they did that, Nanyang and Fusang were all supportive. I don't think Fusang will Really arrest them."

On the contrary, they will adopt a two-sided policy, agreeing to the court's request to expel those people, while striving not to offend them.

"You're right. Fusang did agree to deport them." Zhao Yanqiu gave Fu Yuejun an appreciative glance. It seemed that she had already figured out these people thoroughly.

At that time, the Qing government had been driven to a dead end, and the Qing Dynasty was in jeopardy. Those who set off to overthrow the Qing Dynasty's rule were naturally regarded as thorns in their eyes and hated to the bone.

And Fusang will help those people entirely for his own benefit.

Although the Qing Dynasty was weak at that time, the emaciated camels were bigger than horses. If Fusang entered Kyushu at that time, it would cause great losses. If the Qing Dynasty was overthrown, it would be much easier to invade Kyushu.

And just at this time, those people were sent to Fusang, and only outsiders can see the relationship between them.

Zhao Yanqiu looked at Fu Yuejun, and couldn't help asking: "I see that your guess is so accurate, why are you not worried at all?"

"Even if I can see clearly, how can I shake Fusang alone?" Fu Yuejun shook his head and smiled meaningfully: "Knowing that there are tigers in the mountains, but walking towards the mountains, they can overthrow the Qing Dynasty, not ordinary people. "

For those people, they had only ordinary contacts with Fusang, and they did not betray the country. They just borrowed the residence of Fusang's friends, but they did not promise Fusang any benefits.

Zhao Yanqiu talked about another matter, with a helpless tone: "He sent letters several times, advising me to restore the restoration, but I ignored him. He is also really stupid, loyal and stubborn."

Fu Yuejun's voice was cold and cold: "Mr. Yun has always been loyal and courageous. He will not betray the imperial court that gave him everything for the sake of his own life and death. It is very difficult to dispel him."

She had expected Mr. Yun would not be reconciled, and she still wanted to convince them that this man was very hard-hearted, and he would rather die than fulfill his duty as a courtier, rather than bear the name of disloyalty.

(End of this chapter)