The court lackey? Never suffered the sword of the Six Gates

The emperor was surprised for a moment when he saw the envelope on the table.

The emperor was surprised when he saw the envelope on the table.

Nothing special, the six gates are usually very well-behaved, basically playing by themselves.

Yes, well-behaved. In the eyes of the emperor, his ministers are not only loyal ministers, but also very worry-free, except for a certain farmer.

The emperor sat down with a golden sword and opened the letter, touched his short beard, and looked at the content of the letter.

"Hahaha, this kid has good knowledge." The emperor laughed as he looked at the memorial that Tie Ao had specially polished.

The emperor, who had just been criticized by a certain remonstrant minister, looked at Li Junsu's words and became more and more satisfied.

Especially Li Junsu's words, "Your Majesty has good means", which made him feel that the depression of the whole morning had dissipated a lot.

"Your Majesty has a flexible mind, a broad vision, and accurate." The emperor picked up the brush and wrote the word "accurate" in a vigorous and powerful manner.

"Come here." Then, the emperor shouted again.

"Your Majesty." The attendant bowed and shouted outside.

"Let the wind patrol officer investigate the life of this Li Junsu." The emperor said.

He was a little curious about Li Junsu's life. This little guy's wisdom and courage were no weaker than some disciples of aristocratic families. It can be said that... he was much stronger.

He was also quite surprised by his martial arts. His own strength was average, and he was just a little better than Guanshanwanghai. So he knew how talented it was to kill Guanshan with a sword.

Because he had tried it, he felt the same way.

That year he was sixteen years old and rescued the emperor at Yanmen Pass.

Such a rising star, the background is actually...

"Wait, where did he come from?" The emperor looked out the window, waiting for the news of the Feng Patrol.

......

Six doors, hall.

"So, this thing is very likely to succeed." Yan Gui and Li Junsu's conversation just came to an end.

"How?" Yan Gui looked at Li Junsu and asked.

"I took it." Li Junsu nodded and said.

"Lingnan is also a wild place, and you can't come back for a few years, think it through." Yan Gui said at last.

"I know." Li Junsu nodded and said.

He is not afraid of difficulties, but he is afraid of not having opportunities. He knows that force is more important than power, but it does not mean that power is useless.

There is a court behind him, which is the biggest tiger skin in the world.

"Very good, then let's talk about business next." Yan Gui snapped his fingers and said.

"Lingnan, the Shiwan Mountains and clan culture are very deep, and... it's good that the dynasty has included it in its territory, but the South Vietnam behind the Shiwan Mountains is also ready to move." Yan Gui said with a straightened expression.

"Also, there are Gu tribes and poisonous insects in the Shiwan Mountains. These two are trivial matters. The most important thing is... monsters." Yan Gui said.

"I know." Li Junsu nodded and said.

Lingnan was a place where prisoners were exiled in ancient times. The miasma and the unpredictable weather plus the humidity and heat can kill people in minutes.

Now, it is normal for poisonous snakes in the high martial arts world to evolve into snake monsters.

"There are also clans in coastal areas and strange divine fate, which is also mysterious." Yan Gui said.

"Divine fate?" Li Junsu said in surprise.

"In fact, it is a kind of magic method that uses the power of heaven and earth to summon dead powerful people. However, unlike the Western Regions Tantric Sect using bone magic tools and the Holy Fire Sect directly using human sacrifices, the coastal areas use something called incense." Yan Gui explained.

"This kind of power is very troublesome, because Yan Sansi, one of the four guards of our Liushenmen, has a Nuo mask, which can communicate with the evil god named Menggong, which is very magical." Yan Gui touched the back of his neck and said.

He didn't get along well with his boss in Luoshahai.

"Very good, it seems that you have figured it out. There is information about Lingnan in Liushenmen. You should read it carefully before taking office. These are much more dangerous than the Jianghu." Yan Gui looked at Li Junsu who was thoughtful and said.

The Jianghu is so big that there are all kinds of things. Just like the Holy Fire Sect and the Western Regions Esoteric Sect use bones and human skin as magic tools, the inheritance of Lingnan has always been very mysterious.

The horse-riding immortals in the Northeast, the sacrifices and poisonous insects in Lingnan, and the five poisons in Yunnan and Guizhou are all ancient inheritances, but these forces have one characteristic, that is, they like to stay in their own place and play by themselves.

Generally, there will be no big deal if you don't provoke them, which is much less troublesome than the Jianghu forces.

"Just keep these in mind, the next step is the most important thing." Yan Gui snapped his fingers and said as he looked at Li Junsu who was deep in thought.

Li

Jun Su looked up at Yan Gui after hearing this, indicating that he was listening.

"Juyi Tower, one of the seven Jianghu Towers, is in Lingnan. Get rid of it." Yan Gui said concisely.

"I know." Li Junsu nodded. This is indeed the top priority.

Juyi Tower was one of the thirty-six rebel kings when the world was in chaos. Unfortunately, before they could expand from Lingnan, the emperor unified the world with a sweeping force.

In the end, the owner of Juyi Tower had to give up raising an army and instead established Juyi Tower, with the intention of gathering heroes from all over the world.

Now, the dynasty, who pretended not to know about this, is freeing up its hands and plans to take action.

"Lingnan, Juyi Tower, Huaihai Gang, Gu Clan, Shenyuan, Clan." Li Junsu thought about these forces and the intricate network of relationships among them and smiled. What a risk, what a reward.

"Well, when you are the chief constable, the most important thing is strength." Yan Gui said seriously.

"You and your team are too weak at the moment." Then, Yan Gui said bluntly.

"Chief Constable Yan, you need to get a subsidy for business trips, right?" Li Junsu had to pretend to be dumb when he heard this.

He had some extra money, but not a lot of it.

"You kid, I have. I'll apply for the elixir from your subordinates later. As for you... I have other preparations." Yan Gui said generously.

He wanted Li Junsu to grow up quickly, not to let him die.

"Thank you, Chief Constable Yan." Li Junsu bowed his hands seriously.

"Don't thank me, thank the Six Gates." Yan Gui waved his hand and said.

"Okay, after we finish the official business, we should talk about some private matters." Yan Gui waved his hand and said.

Li Junsu leaned over to listen, but Yan Gui didn't say anything, just stuffed a book into Li Junsu's arms.

"Remember to burn it after reading it." Yan Gui sat back in his chair and said, leaning against the back of the chair.

"Captain Yan, I..." Li Junsu said as he looked at the book with his eyes narrowed.

"Okay, if you really want to repay me, destroy the Juyi Tower. I'll see you in Chang'an when I report my work in three years." Yan Gui said with a smile.

Li Junsu, who was still surprised, did not grasp the key point of the report in three years.

Because on the book, there were three words: Ten Thousand Demons Palm.

"I copied this thing all night." Yan Gui looked at Li Junsu and smiled.

Unlike the sects that add restrictions when letting disciples practice, when people in the Six Gates get earth-level or above skills, they can copy them down by themselves to train subordinates or exchange them for merits with the Six Gates.

Because everything depends on one's own wishes, many times, these skills are still relatively closed.

It can be said that if your colleagues or superiors and subordinates share a skill that can be passed down to you, then you must be very successful.

Because this is not just a skill, but also unparalleled trust.