Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 1723 Logan is born. 5
When Tang Wan came, the old lady had just gone to the backyard. She walked over to Fu Yuejun and said, "Ah Jun, Xuanwu came back from Mianyang. He said that there was an additional factory in Mianyang at some point."

"What happened to the factory?" Fu Yuejun was puzzled.

"There is no problem in the factory, the problem is elsewhere."

Tang Wan's face was a little solemn: "The factory was originally an open area. I don't know when a group of people came and built a factory there to produce daily necessities, but someone heard screams inside."

"Xuanwu heard it from a beggar by accident on Mianyang Street."

Because Gu Xuanwu felt that this was a bit weird, he had already told Song Chen, and then returned to Jiangling. He was not sure what the situation was, so he didn't dare to make a rash decision.

"There are screams in the factory?"

Fu Yuejun couldn't help frowning: "Mianyang is not rich, so there is no one to guard it, and it is not the territory of our powerful people. Song Chen fell in love with Mianyang, the land of no one, because he wanted to spread the training ground."

Because Mianyang is a bit poor, no one wants it. When the Fu family first came to Jingchu, because they wanted to strike first and stabilize their power, Fu Yuejun put the Mianyang matter on hold.

This delay is so long.

It wasn't until Song Chen was about to expand the training ground that she remembered that she wanted to support Mianyang back then.

Now that Song Chen had taken a fancy to her, she didn't say anything. Anyway, no matter who used Mianyang, they were all their own people, as long as they were not taken away by outsiders.

But now Tang Wan said that a factory had been built in Mianyang.

It's a little weird.

Tang Wan said again: "The factory was probably built in the middle of last year, and it was put into use this year. He also said that there are not many people in Mianyang, and there are many beggars, but the beggars who were originally scattered all over Mianyang don't know where they went."

"Young Marshal Song is over there. He is going to find out with Su Ze."

According to Gu Xuanwu, there was something wrong with that factory, and the factory didn't manufacture weapons, so Song Chen didn't take it to heart before. After Gu Xuanwu said that, he was going to check the situation.

Jin Tingxiao's eyes were cold, and his voice was slightly cold: "Do you know who built that factory?"

"I don't know about this, I heard it's a big boss."

Tang Wan also didn't have accurate information, and suddenly remembered something, and she said again: "By the way, Xuanwu also said that he went to investigate around the factory and found that the guards there are very strict."

"But it is indeed producing daily necessities."

This is a big problem. Since it is only producing daily necessities, why should it be strictly guarded? This is obviously because people are afraid that people will break in and see something they shouldn't see.

"What do beggars go to the factory for?" Fu Yuejun suddenly asked a nonsensical question. Although it was a very nonsensical question, if you think about it carefully, there are many things wrong with it.

Beggars do not have a stable source of income, they can only rely on rewards from rich people in the city, and the city must be far away from that empty land, otherwise they would not choose to build factories there.

With such a long distance, it would take a day for a beggar to go back and forth. If he has nothing to do to run to the factory, isn’t he afraid that he will starve to death?

Tang Wan's brows frowned slightly: "Xuanwu is not very clear, he said that when a few beggars were chatting, they accidentally mentioned the factory, and said that a farmer went up the mountain to hunt and passed by that place, and heard a sound similar to human screams. .”

It was just one or two sounds, and the farmer just thought it was the workers in the factory who were injured by the machine, so they didn't care about it. Gu Xuanwu just happened to hear this casual mention.

(End of this chapter)