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【Firstly, because the envoy thought that the prince was instigated and exploited by others, he promptly killed Duan Shiang to stop the loss. In order to make up for his mistakes, he thought that the prince could avoid death. 】Tang Xing said: "But it is true that the prince is rebellious. If King Fan Yang does not die, it is not enough to serve as a warning to others. The envoy can spare the prince's life, but it is also necessary to execute the prince in front of others." 】

Li Fu heard this and was very convinced by these words, and he truly understood Chang Suining's intentions.

Tang Xing then conveyed the second reason: [Jie Shi said that although the prince is incompetent, he has a clear mind. After this incident, he will probably be more respectful of the world's current situation in the future. 】

Li Fu heard a hint of beating or even discipline from it, and responded repeatedly, with a look of regret on his face: "Please convey this to the envoy... From now on, I, the king, no... From now on, the villain must be down-to-earth and give up his delusions." ! If another pie is dropped in front of you, you will never dare to open your mouth to bite it; if you see gold and silver on the roadside, you will never reach out to pick it up even if you starve to death! 】

This rebellion was enough to teach him a huge lesson!

After Li Fu made some assurances, he asked Tang Xing about the third reason.

Tang Xing: [Jie Shi said nothing. 】

【? ] Li Fu looked puzzled: [In that case...why did General Tang say, "There are three reasons"? 】

[There are indeed three. 】Tang Xingdao: 【However, the Jiedushi only stated the second point. 】

In short: It’s not said, but it is.

Li Fu couldn't help but be dumbfounded, isn't this... isn't this scary?

The reason why Chang Suining was so merciful and let him go was probably because he had something worthy of being spared by the other party. And in this unknowing situation, what if he accidentally throws away this life-saving advantage one day? When the time comes, Chang Sui Ning will not want to take his life back, right?

Li Fu felt frightened, as if there was a sword hanging above his head.

Seeing him like this, Tang Xing added: [Jie Shidao, the prince will naturally know about this third reason in the future. 】

Li Fu was extremely confused, but he knew very well that he was not qualified to inquire further, so he could only accept these words, thanked him repeatedly, and repeatedly asked Tang Xing to convey his gratitude to Chang Sui Ning on his behalf.

At this time, Li Fu flattened his somewhat stiff legs and beat them with his good hand. This was followed by his son's question: "She is not easy to talk to, but she firmly believes that even if we are alive, we will not Give her half a threat."

Li Yun had a strange look on his face: "How can Ambassador Chang Jie trust us so much?"

"Shit." Li Fu sneered: "Can she trust us? Can she trust us that we are useless?"

"When you see two ants on the road, do you have to crush them to feel at ease?" Li Fu beat his legs and said, "She looks at us the same as we look at ants..."

This is not because she trusts them, but because of her confidence.

She is confident in her own judgment and even more confident in her own abilities. The former determines her courage to make an act of mercy and release, while the latter is the confidence that she is not afraid of any changes that this move may bring.

"In these troubled times, many people cannot grasp the boundary between killing and kindness. The former destroys the world, while the latter is often destroyed by the world." Li Fu looked out of the cabin, and his eyes gradually filled with emotion: "She is so He dared to kill so much, and he dared to let go...this is the only time I have seen him in my life."

"The General Tang I met today is also a genius..." Li Fu said what he thought of.

When Chang Suining said he wanted to execute the father and son, there was no strange eye contact with Tang Xing, but Tang Xing was able to understand Chang Suining's intention instantly, and the cooperation was flawless, which shows the level of tacit understanding.

After his contact and conversation with Tang Xing, he found out that the other person was knowledgeable and acted in a seemingly free and casual manner, but he was also strict in his rules.

Such talents cannot be snatched away or retained by force. This person's willingness to stay with Chang Suining must be out of genuine admiration.

To be able to impress this kind of people, everything from personality to ability is indispensable.

Li Fu no longer had any doubts about this. He sighed and said: "If I were twenty years younger, I would also like to learn some skills and follow such a person to achieve a great career."

A young prodigy who has never been seen before or since. He is the only one in the world.

Li Yun was surprised: "For my father to say such words, it seems that Chang Sui Ning is really extraordinary..."

It's not that his father is arrogant and disobedient, but that his father has been very fond of pleasure since he was young. It is really difficult to have such a passionate young man's mind.

Li Fu didn't mind seeing the excitement and said, "Let's see, Li Yin has a headache."

Li Yin borrowed Duan Shiang's hand and used him to capture Luoyang. The chess move was going well, but suddenly someone cut the chessboard over with a knife. Can he not get a headache? I’m afraid the real headache is yet to come.

Li Yun also followed suit: "Now, that saint can breathe a sigh of relief."

"That was only temporary... Do you think that Chang Sui Ning took back Luoyang and dedicated it to that saint?" Li Fu said: "How can a person like her be willing to be inferior to others?"

"But today's saints can neither control nor tolerate such a person." Li Fu guessed, "Sooner or later we will have to fight..."

Li Yun was interested: "Then who will lose and who will win from now on? What do you think, father?"

"What do I think..." Li Fu said, "Of course I hide and watch."

As he spoke, he sighed again: "In this world, it is really more interesting to watch others fight."

Things like excitement are just a matter of looking at them. If you really join in, then you will become lively. His mind was really muddled by **** before, so why did he think he could do it?

On the day he promised Duan Shiang, he must have been very hungry, which is why he was so confused.

Thinking of this, Li Fu felt a little hungry again, so he asked Li Yun to take out a piece of meat pie and start chewing it.

Li Yun also ate the cake together. Halfway through the meal, he couldn't help but ask: "Father, will mother and the others be okay?"

He and his father were "dead" and were destined not to return to Fan Yang, and his mother and the others would definitely be implicated.

"Being punished is inevitable." Li Fu swallowed, and then said: "But you and I have been 'executed'. When the blood letter spreads again... it should be enough to save your mother and the others' lives."

Although he could not escape the fate of being demoted to a commoner, he was lucky to be able to save his life.

Thinking of this and the blood letter, Li Fu felt even more grateful to Chang Sui Ning.

Li Yun felt more at ease, and then asked: "What is the blood letter that General Tang asked his father to copy...what is it?"

Li Fu: "A confession."

At the winter solstice, although the river has not yet frozen, the water flow slows down. There is no wind tonight, so the boats move very slowly.

After swallowing the last bite of the cake, Li Yun wiped his mouth, looked at the vast night ahead, and couldn't help but ask: "Father, where are we going?"

"You and I have no merits, so naturally we need to find a safe place to stay temporarily..."

Li Yun looked confused: "In today's world, is there any stability left?"

King Fan Yang lay down after eating. He pulled the stiff old quilt in the cabin to cover himself. He felt sleepy and yawned: "Why not..."

The third reason why Chang Sui Ning was "unspoken" was that Li Fu always felt that they would meet again in the future.

In this case, he shouldn't run too far to avoid too much trouble when she catches him in the future... He is most afraid of walking.

As the boat gets further away, the torn traces on the water slowly heal and become smooth again under the moonlight, just like the city of Luoyang where people's hearts are gradually calming down. The next day, the bells in Luoyang City rang together in the morning, and the people who were trying to recover from going out carefully inquired about the news.

The execution of Fan Yang Wang Li Fu spread quickly, and what was also shown to everyone was a "Confession Letter" written in blood by Li Fu.

It is said that this "Confession Letter" was left by Li Fu in Luoyang Palace in advance and was stamped with Li Fu's seal.

Once the content on it spread, it caused an uproar in the world.

It was not only the introspection and repentance of a conspirator when he was on the verge of death, but also revealed a shocking conspiracy.

Li Fu said in this book that he knew that he had committed a serious crime of treason and was unpardonable. However, he was also used by others and was just a **** in the hands of others -

It said bluntly: "The sinner Li Fu can die, but the chaos in Fanyang reached Luoyang, and the initiator of the figurines was King Rong Li Yin." 】

In the "Confession Letter", it was stated in Li Fu's identity that Duan Shiang secretly obeyed the arrangements of Prince Rong Li Yin and used his hands to cause war, and Li Yin wanted to reap the benefits.

In addition, it also clearly revealed the relationship between Duan Shiang's sister and the concubine of King Rong Li Yin.

Li Fu claimed that after finding out the matter, he immediately killed Duan Shiang. He consciously felt shameless to face the ancestors of the Li family, but he only wanted to die, and he must reveal Li Yin's true face to the world, and use this truth to alert the world.

There are hundreds of words on it, each word is sharp and makes people cry.

The words of a dead person always seem to be more believable.

Although these are not irrefutable evidence, and King Rong has some excuses to refute, but before he can deny it, the matter is destined to cause a sensation in Luoyang City.

What the world has no way of knowing is that this "Confession Letter", which was copied by Li Fu himself, was actually written by the famous Mr. Qian Shenqian behind his back.

Although it does not show much literary talent and is written in the style of Fan Yang Wang Li Fu, it is concise and profound enough to be easily disseminated, and the wording can resonate with public opinion.

In Chang Suining's opinion, Mr. Luo currently has no rival when it comes to his basic attainments in this area.

Sure enough, in just one day, this "Confession Letter" was copied by many Luoyang literati.

At this time, Changsui Ning asked Cui Lang to do something. He invited Cui Lang's "uncle who would rather die soon" - Cui Bing, to write an article on the matter.

Cui Bing has become famous in Luoyang City with his articles of "It's Better to Die Quickly" and has a group of loyal fans. These people generally have the same characteristics: they are mostly people who are extremely disappointed with the current situation.

Cui Bing's article insinuating that King Rong Li Yin deceived the world and stole fame had just spread, and it quickly gained the support and following of this group of literati.

With Luoyang City as the center, there were more and more doubts about King Rong.

At this time, the good news that Chang Suining had regained Luoyang had already reached the capital.

The whole court was overjoyed, and people's hearts were filled with excitement that they had not seen for a long time.

The prince even burst into tears of joy during the morning court, his eyes filled with tears, and he repeatedly praised: "In this battle, Changjie Envoy has done a great job! It is really my great blessing!"

The city of Luoyang was actually taken back - this was something he never dared to dream about, but Chang Jiushi did it in real life!

The prince suddenly raised his head, and words of praise for Chang Sui Ning poured out from his mouth in an endless stream. He had never even said so many words in the morning.

But for some reason, there were not as many officials as he had imagined, and the originally joyful atmosphere gradually became filled with a solemn tone that he could not understand.

The prince, who was very good at observing words and expressions, noticed that this dignified aura even appeared in Ma Xiang's eyes.

Among the officials, people exchanged glances from time to time, and their eyes were not stable.

Luoyang was recaptured, which was naturally a great thing... But this good news was sent back by the eunuchs in Luoyang Palace, and Chang Sui Ning, who had done the work, never sent half a word back to the capital.

For such an important battle, such a remarkable achievement worthy of a heavy reward, as a commander, he must write a detailed report and send it back, in order to be in compliance with the rules... What's more, Chang Suining directly took the decision to execute Prince Fan Yang and his son in Luoyang. , never passed the imperial court.

Some officials could not help but think that Chang Sui Ning protected Bianzhou but did not report it to the court afterwards.

In addition, the court has not seen any documents from Chang Sui Ning for a long time.

The silent arrogance revealed in this was something they couldn't ignore.

The imperial court in Beijing waited silently for several days, until Li Fu's "Confession Letter" was copied to Beijing, but they still did not wait for any report from Chang Sui Ning.

This can no longer be explained by busy schedules. No matter how busy Chang Suining is, she has countless advisers and clerks under her. How can she not even be able to draft a report?

—What does she mean?

Many officials in the DPRK were angry about this, but strangely, no one raised any questions on the surface, let alone impeachment.

Some censors tried to submit a letter, but were stopped everywhere.

For a time, everyone in the court was watching uneasily, maintaining a precarious balance in a tacit and almost eerie way.

On this day, it was rainy in Beijing and it got dark especially early.

After the officials from the six ministries were off duty one after another, Zhan Mian happened to meet Master Chu when he was leaving. The two were walking with umbrellas. Covered by the sound of rain, Zhan Mian asked in a low voice: "Teacher, regarding the recent daily envoys... are you What do you think?"

The old master, who was wearing a gray fox cloak outside his official uniform, was under the umbrella and hummed: "It's obvious that he bullies the weak and fears the strong."

Zhan Mian was stunned: "What you said is..."

The old master sneered: "The civil and military officials of the entire dynasty."

Zhan Mian was silent for a moment.

"Didn't they love to point fingers and find faults in the past..." The old lady raised her long gray eyebrows: "Why is it that now that she has really done something that should be impeached and punished, no one in the government dares to speak out?"

One word answer came to Zhan Mian's mind - fear.

I am afraid that the voice of impeachment will not have the effect of punishing and deterring her, but will only anger her... and the current court simply cannot bear the consequences of angering her.

Even if some people are scolding her in private [I have already said that this woman's ambition will be a disaster and she should be eradicated as soon as possible, but no one is willing to listen], there is nothing that can be done now.

Zhan Mian felt mixed feelings in his heart, and his voice was lower: "In the teacher's opinion, Chang Jie makes her really know how to..."

"Yes." Master Chu nodded without hesitation: "I will do the opposite."

As the old lady spoke, she held an umbrella in one hand and clasped the other behind her waist, and leisurely suggested: "Just go and impeach."

"..." Zhan Mian looked at his teacher's back as he walked away leisurely, feeling inexplicably that the grumpy old man seemed a little proud. (End of chapter)