The Xie family caravan originated from the land of Wu and Yue in the south and belonged to the Xie family in Suzhou. According to the third master of the Xie family, it was a branch of the Xie family in Chen County during the Jin Dynasty.
The third master of the Xie family did not have the surname Xie yet, but because he had worked hard for the Xie family for generations, he gradually became a member of the Xie family. He has a single word, Kui, and can be regarded as proficient in martial arts. Not only is he proficient in bow and horse, but he is also particularly good at using swordsmanship.
According to Li Jing, Xie Kui has the strength of Xiaotian, but his internal strength is very scarce and he is better at external Kung Fu.
The Xie family in Chen County has gradually declined since the Southern Dynasties.
Liu Yuxi once wrote a poem "Black Clothes Lane", which is the best portrayal: In the old days, the swallows in front of the Wang Xietang flew into the homes of ordinary people.
At first, the Xie family was the so-called real powerful family, whether in the officialdom or the military, it was the shadow of his intervention. But later, after the dynasty was reshuffled and experienced the late Sui and Wu Zhou periods, it completely declined.
But one of its branches gradually went south, spread its branches in Suzhou, Wudi, and began to engage in porcelain, tea and other commercial activities. It can be regarded as a powerful local party.
Unexpectedly, this time, the boat almost capsized.
This trade route from the south through Liang and Jin to the outside of the Great Wall may have been opened up by the Xie family after countless efforts, but it was easily destroyed by Li Sizhao's mere thought.
Without Li Jing, the Xie family's loss this time would be unimaginable.
The Xie family caravan suffered heavy losses. At Li Jing's suggestion, they returned to Luzhou for the time being, and then continued to Taiyuan, Liaozhou after their strength recovered.
The Xie family member who ran away as the head of the Xie family later came back in disgrace, but was already scorned. After this incident, the remaining Xie family guards could no longer preserve this batch of goods. Therefore, Xie Kui planned to dispose of the goods on the spot, sell as much as he could, and then return home.
However, Yelu Lage immediately offered to act as a guard for their Xie family's caravan and escorted them all the way to the outside of the Great Wall. Amid doubts and surprises, Xie Kui finally believed in Li Jing, who guaranteed that there would be no problem.
After all, this young man who was picked up halfway does not look like an ordinary person now.
Regarding Yelu Lage, the current Great Khan of the Khitan tribe, Li Jing was also very casual, which further confirmed Xie Kui's conjecture.
As a result, the two groups of people left in separate ways, heading south to Luzhou, while Li Jing took the leader of the Tongwenguan team, Yelvrage and Chi Meng to Liaozhou.
As for the other Khitans, they were led by a confidant of Yelu Lage to their previous hiding place.
…………
Liaozhou is hundreds of miles away from Taiyuan, sandwiched between Luzhou and Taiyuan. Before the Battle of Jin and Liang last year, it was a place where the Jin State garrisoned troops.
This place used to be the frontline position of the Jin Kingdom against the Liang Army, so there were not many people there, and many military towns were set up within its jurisdiction.
The governor of Liaozhou is named Qin Dezhao. During the Zhaozong period, he was under Li Keyong's banner. Until now, he can be considered successful.
This group of horses came from the south to Liaozhou and saw so many military towns along the way that it was staggering.
It can be seen to what extent Li Keyong was suppressed by Zhu Wen in the past few years.
There were not many ordinary people seen along the road, but the Jin army and horses set up checkpoints to search everyone along the road.
Because of the leader of the Tongwen Hall, Li Jing and the others passed these checkpoints easily and ran for dozens of miles before arriving outside Liaozhou City.
The city wall is tall, but there is no moat. The walls are full of pits and pits that remain from the impact of heavy objects, and some areas are still smoky. It can be seen that there have been many wars here before.
Yelu Lage was wearing Han Chinese clothes, and although his appearance was a bit strange, there were many barbarians in the Jin region, and he was very silent, so he didn't attract much attention.
And with the person from Tongwen Hall next to him, entering the city was easy.
But after entering Liaozhou City, Li Jing was not busy asking this person to take him to see Li Sizhao. Instead, he found an inn and settled down temporarily, planning to stay until evening.
There were few civilians in this military city, and the streets were mostly patrolled by Jin troops armed with spears. There were also people guarding every intersection of the streets.
According to Li Jing's observation, it was obvious that a large army had been stationed here during these days.
And if the guess is correct, this army has already moved south.
Li Keyong was decisive.
Li Jing put one hand on the window sill and quietly looked at the situation on the street below before turning around again.
Two rooms were opened, he and Chi Meng were in this one, and Yelu Lage and the leader of the Tongwen Hall were next door.
Both of them had their acupuncture points locked by Li Jing. They could neither speak nor move. Li Jing would be able to detect the slightest movement.
Of course, the money for renting a house was given by Yelu Ge on his own initiative.
The Great Khan on this grassland is very perceptive. Compared with the Khitan people in the image, he looks more like the Central Plains people.
The reason why Li Jing kept this person was because he had his own plans.
No matter in history or in the play, Yelu Abaoji later put down the rebellion of Yelu Lage, became the overlord of the grassland, proclaimed himself emperor and established the Khitan regime.
Not to mention that although the Khitans were pinned to the ground and beaten violently by Li Keyong, they were outside the Great Wall and the Central Plains was in chaos. Nowadays, it may be possible to rely on the power of one prince alone to resist the Khitan's southern invasion, but the Khitan will always slowly grow stronger and wait for the reality.
By then, if Shi Jingtang does something like "son emperor" again, the land of Yanyun will not be safe.
There is no doubt about Yelu Abaoji's ability. Such a great hero will surely dominate the Khitan in the near future and will unify the grasslands.
Li Jing had no intention of letting the future founding emperor of Khitan return to the grassland.
As for Yelu La Ge, its role has come into play.
A chaotic grassland is more reassuring than a grassland regime that can easily deploy 100,000 cavalry.
Chi Meng poured a cup of warm tea for Li Jing, sat at the table in the room, supported his cheeks with his hands, and looked at Li Jing's thoughtful look.
After a while, Li Jing came back to his senses, his eyes lit up slightly, and he looked at Chi Meng.
"I almost forgot!"
Chi Meng blinked his eyes and said blankly: "Forgot something?"
Li Jing was a little dumbfounded and laughed.
"I spent so much time locking the holes of those two people, but I forgot to ask you to poison them..."
Chi Meng was also stunned for a moment, and then he became happy.
Along the way, she got used to Li Jing's arrangements. Although she wanted to help Li Jing, she never had a chance, which made her even more frustrated.
Li Jing laughed and stood up.
"I used to worry about how to control these people, but now I can solve it."
Chi Meng was a little happy and proud. He opened his palms and a few unknown insects jumped out.
We provide you with the fastest update of "Bad Man: Who Is Not a Descendant of Li Tang" by Master Da Xia Eating Bananas. In order that you can check the fastest update of this book next time, please be sure to save the bookmark!
Chapter 213 Stone Gu is free to read.
