Sailing on the sea is very hard due to the rough wind and waves. Qingshannu had never had such an experience, so he was so seasick when he arrived that he almost vomited out his gallbladder.
Most of his escorts were landlubbers, and their seasickness was similar to that of Qingshan Nu. Some people vomited for several days without stopping, and their clothes were sour and smelly. After getting off the ship, the Qingshan slaves had to pretend to be angels and carry a procession of officials and officials, and even brought two sailors to make up the number.
These guards originally thought that after arriving in Laizhou, they would have a good rest first; after they calmed down, they would patrol the place as angels and get some benefits of this kind, so that their hard work would be worthwhile. But I never thought that my toes had just touched the ground, and I was about to leave now?
Not to mention them, even the sailors felt that the trip was too hard, and the sudden departure was even more inexplicable.
A few sailors were still muttering in their mouths as they adjusted the angle of the sail, complaining that they didn't even have a hot meal to eat.
Qingshannu kept his hand pressed against the side of the ship and looked at it, paying no attention to it.
One of the guards looked at Qingshan Nu's expression, and thought of the ferocious appearance of the Ding Navy soldiers who had suddenly surrounded him just now, so he approached Qingshan Nu and cursed bitterly: "When Guo Ning was in Zhongdu, the villain I think there’s something wrong! Look at how unruly he looks today? He clearly doesn’t take the imperial court seriously, this guy...hey, I think he might have a disobedient heart!"
Just as he was scolding, Qingshan Nu suddenly turned around.
The guard only thought that his scolding made his master happy. When he was about to cheer up and talk, he heard Qingshan Nu scold him: "Shut up!"
After a pause, he added: "If you dare to talk such nonsense again, just jump into the sea! Don't come back to Zhongdu with me!"
The guard was frustrated and retreated hastily.
Qingshan Nu sneered again and again.
He was able to be the number one confidant of the Secret Service next to the emperor who was suspicious and irritable. He definitely had good vision and his judgment was not bad.
This guard had been bullying people in Zhongdu City earlier, constantly accusing this person of being a rebel and colluding with the Mongols. In fact, those words were all nonsense. He used this to bully men, dominate women, and rob people of their wealth. Qingshannu knew about it early on, but he just didn't bother to pay attention. After all, when employing people, the restrictions should not be too strict.
But he jumped out and said that Guo Ning was disobedient, but it was completely inappropriate. If this guy's words go smoothly and he returns to the Central Capital and says the same thing, it will definitely cause trouble.
Guo Ning was indeed disloyal, as Qingshan Nu and Guo Ning knew after a brief meeting: this evil tiger did not pay attention to the imperial court at all, and he made no secret of his contempt for the imperial court and the emperor. Qingshan Nu had no doubt that if his family offended this person, he would really not mind killing an emperor's envoy.
But such a person had a prosperous official career and became a Jiedushi envoy first, and the emperor rushed to promote him to the position of Xuanfu envoy. Is the emperor stupid? Are all the important civil and military ministers of the dynasty blind?
Think about last autumn, when Guo Ning killed Aotun Zhongxiao, the inspector general, and many civil and military officials intervened to mediate. Some people said that you should not be harsh when appointing people, while others said that Aotun Zhongxiao was a Hu Shahu party member who wanted to kill himself. ?
The reason for this is that at that time Tu Shanyi regarded Guo Ning's force as a powerful foreign aid, and the ministers did not want to offend Tu Shanyi. What's more, the situation in the Jin Dynasty was too chaotic. If anyone singled out Guo Ning and really pissed him off, the court would simply not be able to bear the consequences.
As for the emperor...
The emperor's fear and hostility towards Guo Ning were real.
But who is the emperor not afraid of or hostile to?
On that day, outside the Donghua Gate of the Central Capital, the civil and military officials contacted each other under Tu Shanyi's instigation and elected the emperor to the throne. A few months ago, the same group of civil and military ministers clearly manipulated the emperor and sent King Sui to Kaifeng Mansion, blocking the way the emperor wanted to take... So, in the eyes of the emperor, , all ministers are enemies.
These ministers of Dajin received the salary of the imperial court and enjoyed the shelter of Dajin, but they all coveted the power of the imperial court, constantly weakened the authority of the emperor, and even tried to lead the emperor into their preset path and become ministers. puppet!
From this point of view, every important minister in the Manchu Dynasty counts as one, who is not a rebellious minister? Guo Ning is just one of them, so what's so special about it?
The emperor wanted to deal with many people. Just this time, he appointed ten governors from various places. One of the reasons was to drive some stubborn people out of the court.
After that, the emperor's main purpose in the court was to attack and clean up the remnants of Shan Yi; while outside the court, the main purpose was to suppress the traitors and control the last wealthy land in the territory of Dajin.
Apart from these two purposes, everything else can be postponed temporarily.
In this case, whoever accuses Guo Ning of being a traitor is asking for trouble?
Taking a step back, if you say that Guo Ning is a traitor, even if he stays behind in Xijing and is loyal, he will do his own thing. Is he a traitor? Pu Xianwannu from Liaodong is becoming more and more unruly and rude. Is he a rebel? Since the Mongolian army invaded, all places have been busy with the king, but the border generals on Fengxiang, Yaoyan, Qingyuan, and Lintao roads have not moved. Are they rebels?
And King Sui Wanyan Shouxu of Kaifeng Mansion... Every time the emperor mentioned this traitor, he would get furious. Is King Sui a traitor?
Therefore, most of the ordinary people in Zhongdu City are not rebels, so the guards can accuse him of being a traitor with just one finger. They can kill his whole family and rape his wife and daughter without any problem.
But these sect kings and generals who have self-proclaimed strength may really be rebels, so everyone must be careful and leave some dignity to each other.
As a close confidant of the emperor, Qingshan Nu would never make a mistake in this matter.
What's more, Guo Ning is a fierce guy, and he gives a lot of dignity.
Qingshan Nu hurriedly boarded the ship and returned home for the sake of his own safety. He wanted to show to the outside world that he and Guo Ning were far away from each other, and that they had no personal relationship, let alone any shady activities. In this case, if anything happens, you won't be afraid of getting burned.
But when two parties reciprocate, why bother involving other things? Just take care of the trivial matters!
Thinking of the boxes filled with golden pearls and treasures in the cabin, Qingshan Nu felt his chest burning and his heart almost jumped out of his chest. If the sailors weren't an eyesore, he would have wanted to open these boxes right away, then spread the gold beads all over the floor and roll on them! Roll around all night!
Think about it, after finishing one thing, there is another one!
Qingshan Nu murmured: "What to do about this matter, I have to think about it."
A few days later.
Zhongdu.
A large number of documents were circulated in Zuosi of Shangshu Province, most of which were candidates for subordinate officials recommended by various Xuanfu envoys. Zuo Si, Yuan Wai Lang, was responsible for overseeing the affairs of the three departments of the General Inspector, Hu, and Li departments, as well as checking for errors and provincial documents. Of course, these documents had to be reviewed by Zuo Si.
An official in charge looked at the document and suddenly hesitated.
It turns out that this document said that Laizhou Dinghai Navy would add an official responsible for raising horses. That wasn't a big deal at first, but maybe some big shot above had neglected it. The little Si Mu Guan who was supposed to be in the seventh or ninth rank was instead written as a fourth-rank official to control the various groups of herders.
This position was established in the fourth year of the Ming Dynasty. It was usually an additional official from the Shangzang Bureau of Zhongdu. It was responsible for inspecting the school's livestock, raising food, and resting. Even though most of the pastures are now abandoned, with this position, you can still go to various places to purchase horses and set up pastures. This position is aloof and powerful.
Putting a Ti to control the herds in Ding Haijun is not only unprecedented, but also a bit ridiculous.
But what does this have to do with me?
The document has been flowing all the way to me, and the big shots above have read it, and it seems that the Bureau of Attendance is still urging it to be done. How can I afford to offend the people in the valet bureau?
There has been a lot of commotion inside and outside the court over the matter of donating money to Mongolia to negotiate a peace, so what should I do with my leisure time?
So the documents continued to flow, all the way unimpeded.
Finally, the document fell to the official department, and due to the special situation, it was turned into a blank petition. Along with the corresponding fish charms, book bags, official robes, etc., he boarded a sea ship and arrived in Laizhou.
In the town of Ye County, Guo Ning filed a lawsuit and laughed: "Slave Qingshan, you don't get paid for nothing..."
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