Zhu Bai thought for a while and asked: "Has the Yamen of Zhongshu Province been closed since the Wang Guangyang incident last year?"
Zhu Biao said: "Yes."
Zhu Bai said: "If the letter was not destroyed by Hu Weiyong, it should be in there, right."
Zhu Biao said: "Yes. But even if the letter is still in Zhongshu Province, if we find the letter and give it to the father, the father will think that we are exonerating Mr. Xu."
Zhu Bai smiled and said, "This is easy to handle. Then ask Father to search for it himself."
Zhu Biao discussed with Zhu Bai and then went to see Lao Zhu.
Lao Zhu asked: "How is your trial going? It's been ten days."
Zhu Biao said: "They did say something. Hu Weiyong went around to recruit party members, and nine out of ten ministers in the DPRK and China had received letters from him. I was wondering if there was a possibility that some people were unwilling to join him. , wrote a memorial to my father to impeach the Hu Party, but was stopped by the Central Secretariat. If we don’t find out, and label these people as the Hu Party, wouldn’t it be an injustice to a loyal minister.”
Lao Zhu thought for a while: "Yes, you have thought carefully about it. It is indeed possible. We cannot let a traitor go, nor can we unjustly kill a loyal minister."
Zhu Biao said: "So my son and my twelfth brother wanted to check on Zhongshu Province, but the father ordered someone to seal it, so we dare not touch it."
Old Zhu Ni glanced sideways at Zhu Bai: "It's such a big circle, what do you want to say?"
Zhu Bai sneered: "We think it would be credible to search him out in front of our father."
Lao Zhu already understood something in his heart: Hey, are we encountering a difficult person?
It's so difficult that they can't prove their innocence.
Lao Zhu said calmly: "Then ask Erhu to open the door with our instructions and get all the memorial documents intercepted by the Zhongshu Province. This matter will be resolved sooner or later."
Then I didn’t know it until I moved, and I was shocked when I moved.
Erhu and his men brought five large carts back and filled the room next to the royal study.
Even Zhu Bai felt a headache when he saw it.
This bastard Hu Weiyong actually intercepted so many.
Now we have to see what year and month it goes...
Lao Zhu said: "We think most of them should have been re-posted for us. So if you feel impressed after reading it, you don't have to look down. It will be quick to read."
Zhu Bai made a sad face: "My son, I can't remember. I have forgotten everything I read before."
Who remembers so many trivial things?
Lao Zhu said: "The things he intercepted must have impeached him or would harm his interests. If you have seen it, you will definitely have an impression."
As a result, Zhu Bai not only found several letters written by Xu Da to impeach Hu Weiyong, but also several memorials from prefects complaining that Hu Weiyong forced them to obey.
Hu Weiyong probably wrote too many letters, so he was afraid of forgetting who he had written to, and writing letters again and again to slap others in the face, so he kept these letters to remind himself.
Unexpectedly, these have now become his evidence.
Zhu Bai felt relieved and put the letters in front of Lao Zhu: "Tsk, tsk, tsk, he even dared to intercept the letters written by the feudal officials to my father. How audacious he is."
Lao Zhu sneered: "He dares not to report to us even the tributes from other countries and the appointment of important officials in the six ministries. What does this mean?"
Lao Zhu flipped through it and saw Xu Da's letter, and his eyes suddenly became much warmer.
It seems that he doesn't want to see his most trusted old buddy betray him.
Lao Zhu sneered: "Haha, you two went to all the trouble, it turns out it was for him."
Zhu Bai sighed and said, "If I don't let my father see this letter with his own eyes, it will be useless no matter how much my sons and elder brothers try to defend Mr. Xu."
Lao Zhu snorted: "This is also a fool. He actually went to the Central Secretariat to deliver the letter instead of asking the Bureau of Civil Affairs to deliver it to us. It will obviously be intercepted."
Zhu Bai tilted his head and thought for a while: "My son is also a little surprised."
Xu Da sent no news once, but he sent it a second time and a third time.
Isn't this just plain stupid? !
With Xu Da's IQ, is it impossible?
Zhu Bai took the pile of letters in his hand and nodded, and said, "Is there a possibility that Xu Da did not deliver these letters to Zhongshu Province?"
Without Lao Zhu's military order, Xu Da could not move at all while staying in Peiping. So it was impossible to deliver the letter myself.
Then the letter can only come quietly to Yingtian through the people he sent, and then hand it over to the imperial city guards or ask a minister in Yingtian to deliver it to Lao Zhu.
If he tried one way but did not receive a response from Lao Zhu, he would try the second way.
Facts have proved that every approach he tried failed, because in the end Lao Zhu did not receive a letter.
It was simply covered to the point of being watertight.
This problem is huge.
This shows that everyone Xu Da has tried is a Hu Party.
It would be okay if these people are ministers, but if something goes wrong with the imperial city gate or palace gate guards...
Lao Zhu and Zhu Biao also understood, and then a layer of dense cold sweat broke out on their backs.
If these people are not caught, how can they sleep peacefully in the palace?
Lao Zhu hurriedly called Erhu in and told him about it.
Erhu's expression became solemn upon hearing this: "I'll go check it out right now."
Zhu Bai asked: "How do you plan to investigate, Mr. Erhu?"
Erhu thought for a while and replied: "I can't think of any better way. I can only try them one by one."
According to the signature of the letter, we can probably calculate the time when the letter arrived at the palace gate.
There was a night curfew, so it was only possible to deliver letters during the day.
Just check who is on duty at the palace gate during the day and you will know.
The two tigers would have done nothing if they did not investigate. Once they did, more than a hundred of the pro-military captains were implicated.
This is without torture.
Otherwise, one person will give a bunch of confessions, and the whole army will be wiped out.
Lao Zhu cursed: Damn it, don't go too far, he even planned to come to our door. Check it out for us! !
Princess Anqing gave birth to a son. Queen Ma went out of the palace to visit the mother and son. When she came back, she said to Lao Zhu: "They all say that my grandson looks like grandpa. It's true."
Lao Zhu naturally knew that Queen Ma said this because she was afraid that he would change his mind and kill Ouyang Lun that day.
Now, for the sake of his little grandson, Lao Zhu will think more about it.
Princess Anqing was out of confinement. Regardless of the cold weather, she took her son into the palace to see Lao Zhu.
Lao Zhu hugged the chubby baby and finally said: "You don't have to go through such trouble. For your sake, we won't touch Ouyang Lun. But when you go back, tell Ouyang Lun carefully that you should be careful when making friends in the future. Don't It's easy to give up for five buckets of rice. Be his consort honestly and be kind to you mother and son."
Lao Zhu was mocking Ouyang Lun for being spineless.
Princess Anqing also wanted to use this matter to beat Ouyang Lun, so she went back and conveyed it word for word.
Ouyang Lun still dares to have any temper now and kowtows to Princess Anqing: "Thank you for your kindness, Your Majesty. I will do your best for Your Highness."
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The investigation started from the pro-military captain's mansion and lasted for more than half a year.
More and more officials are being implicated.
Everyone in the court is in danger.
