Chapter 102 of Volume One: The Beautiful Girl Finally Discovered

Emperor Yongning naturally learned earlier that the assassination was related to Jiannanwei. Update without error@

At first, he thought that Zheng Ji was deliberately pushing the matter onto Jian Nanwei, and of course he was extremely angry.

He laughed in anger and ordered Zhu Yi: "In that case, let's investigate the correspondence between Gu Rui and Ling Zhan!"

"yes!"

Zhu Yi obeyed the order. Even if he felt that such an investigation was ridiculous, he would not say it.

At this time, Zheng Ji testified like this, and everyone thought that she was seeking medical treatment in a hurry to take advantage of the opportunity to keep her long-term contract.

Even Concubine Jiang Gui felt the same way.

She was so anxious that she couldn't sit still in Fuqing Palace. Unfortunately, she repeatedly sent Qian Gu to Zichen Palace to find out the news, but to no avail.

Qian Gu thought a little more deeply than Concubine Jiang, and said: "Empress, maybe Your Highness has really found something? Otherwise, Your Highness would not have said these things."

After almost pulling out the hidden connections in various palaces before, Qian Gu had a mysterious confidence in His Highness.

Although His Highness's testimony came too suddenly, but... what if?

In short, the water has not yet fallen yet, and the result is not yet known.

Concubine Jiang was comforted, and finally she could sit down and calm down and said, "I hope so."

The mutiny of soldiers is a major event in the army, and the emperor was already worried about it. Xiaojiu added fuel to the fire at this time. The emperor must be furious at this time, but...

Why did Xiaojiu say that?

Xiao Jiu shouldn't think that by blaming everything on the person who must die, everything will be foolproof, right?

Alas, sorrow.

Although she thought so, Concubine Jiang quickly cheered up and ordered: "Qian Gu, hurry up and make arrangements. Even if there is no evidence, I must connect Gu Rui with Jiannanwei!"

Why does the royal family need any real evidence when doing things? There are many insinuations and specious things.

The final outcome is either nothing, or there is blood everywhere, and most of them are confused.

Where do you really know that it has been cleaned?

Then, the same thing can be said about what Xiaojiu said!

Qian Gu responded and quickly gave up the arrangement.

However, Zhu Yi had already found out every piece of information before he made the arrangements.

The assassin Gu Rui actually had traces of contact with Shuzhou Deputy General Cold War!

After hearing this, Emperor Yongning couldn't help blurting out: "Is this serious?"

Zhu Yi's investigations were rarely wrong, but he still couldn't believe it.

Isn’t Xiaojiu making nonsense? Could this actually be the truth? What she said before that she would find out who was behind the scenes was not a lie?

"Yes, Your Majesty. I have compared the half-sheet of letters submitted by Princess Changding's Mansion, and it is indeed Shuzhou Ling Zhan's handwriting."

This half of the letter is the basis for His Highness Changding to testify against Gu Rui. This comparison is the most basic.

Since His Highness Changding dares to take this out, he will definitely pass the test.

This is something both Emperor Yongning and Zhu Yi knew.

However, it is so easy to forge handwriting!

Even I can't tell the difference between some people's fraud.

Therefore, a half-sheet of letters with solid handwriting doesn’t mean much.

Zhu Yi also knew that this was not what he wanted to report, it was just a foreshadowing.

"Gu Rui didn't do anything. Chen followed his traces in the army and found no contact with Jiannan Wei. However, I found that Gu Rui and Ling Zhan both liked to enter the martial arts pavilion. , the two met for a short time in the Wuge before, and every year thereafter, Gu Rui and Ling Zhan would enter the Wuge at about the same time."

Martial Arts Pavilion...

From the moment he heard these two words, Emperor Yongning's eyes were filled with darkness. .