Shi Heng had not seen Sun Xiang for more than half a year. When they met again this time, a burst of extremely disgusting words came from Shi Heng's mouth.
Not seeing you for one day is like three autumns. I miss you so much.
It will be no regrets to leave Liaodong and be sent off by the censor of Sundu.
It is my luck, Shi Heng, to be an official in the same place as Sundu Yushi in Liaodong.
Shi Biao and Wang Hong both had goosebumps all over their bodies when they heard this.
Sun Xiang also responded with a smile.
Sun Xiang came here this time not only to see Shi Heng off, but also to urge Shi Heng to leave as soon as possible, meet with Shi Biao as soon as possible, and return to Beijing as soon as possible. In his opinion, Shi Biao was his nephew after all, and some words were inconvenient. Secondly, he got Zhu Jianshen's order to ask him about Shi Heng's views on the situation in North Korea, so that Sun Xiang could make his own judgment and be able to provide the newly appointed Shi Biao with the answer to a certain extent.
After Shi Heng showed his close relationship with Sun Xiang in front of Shi Biao and Wang Hong, he asked them to leave directly and wanted to talk about something with Sun Xiang.
Shi Biao looked at Shi Heng and gave him a few glances, asking him to pay attention to what he said, lest he say anything rebellious later.
In Shi Biao's view, His Majesty will still trust civil servants more than military generals, and Sun Xiang has been the governor of Liaodong for so many years. If he had not shown his loyalty and done something in front of His Majesty the Emperor, he would not have been able to sit in the position of governor of Liaodong so firmly.
In Shi Biao's view, the person His Majesty the Emperor trusted most in Liaodong should be Sun Xiang.
Sun Xiang kept silent every day, and even Shi Biao suspected that what his uncle and nephew did in Liaodong had been reported to His Majesty the Emperor by Sun Xiang long ago, otherwise Zhu Jianshen would not be able to claim credit for one thing. Regarding the reward, Shi Heng was transferred away.
All things reach a critical point and then find an opportunity to explode.
However, his old uncle didn't receive Shi Biao's look at all, and Wang Hong was even more simple. He didn't want to stay here for a long time.
Wait until Shi Biao and Wang Hong leave.
Shi Heng just started to get to the point.
"Yushi Sundu, we came to Liaodong together, but now we are going our separate ways. We are reluctant to part with each other and have been in love for many years. Before I leave, I have a good thing to give you."
Sun Xiang smiled, then picked up the tea and said, "I wonder what good things Marquis Wu Yang will give me." After saying that, he drank the tea.
"beauty."
Listening to Shi Heng's words, Sun Xiang spurted out a mouthful of tea. He had been watching Shi Heng speak, and facing Shi Heng, the mouthful of tea sprayed onto Shi Heng's face.
Shi Heng jumped up suddenly, wiped his face with his sleeves, and said: "Sundu Yushi..."
Sun Xiang put the tea cup on the table, stood up quickly, and said with a wry smile: "Sorry, sorry, Marquis Wu Yang."
"It's okay, it's okay." After saying that, Shi Heng cleaned the water on his face: "Sit down, sit down quickly."
The two sat down again.
"Yushi Sundu, you are still so restless. You are just sending a few women, how can you be so excited?"
Sun Xiang waved his hand and said: "Marquis Wu Yang, I am not at all excited. I am scared."
Sun Xiang was actually very confused. This Wu Yanghou was really not taking the usual path. He simply thought that letting Shi Biao and Wang Hong leave was to tell him some secrets, but it turned out that they were sending him away. Women are so immoral and don’t talk at night...
"What's there to be afraid of? It's not like you haven't accepted her before. No, are you still going to have a child with me?"
When Shi Heng said these words, Sun Xiang blushed: "You generals can be more lustful, and no one in the court will say anything, but I am a civil servant and cannot do such things in Liaodong, otherwise it will spread to the court. I have no shame in staying in Liaodong anymore."
Shi Heng was a little unhappy when he heard Sun Xiang's words.
"Sundu Yushi, what are you talking about? Men are lustful, and what does it have to do with generals and civil servants? Now, no matter what, Sundu Yushi is also a local official. How could the imperial censor be like this? These trivial things impeach you."
"It's just the two of us now. Sun Du Yushi, don't pretend. I won't go out and talk nonsense. I will keep it a secret for you."
Sun Xiang waved his hand and refused.
Seeing that Sun Xiang was still refusing, Shi Heng felt a little unhappy.
"Yushi Sundu, why don't you understand the priorities of things? We are all officials of the imperial court and represent the face of the imperial court. Isn't it normal to have several concubines? In my opinion, it's important to keep them It is not shameful for a concubine to be a servant, but it is shameful for an official to go out to have fun and be notified by the censor. At that time, it is a shame for an official to keep a concubine, but it is not easy for an official to go out to have fun."
Sun Xiang frowned after listening to Shi Heng's words. This is nothing. I am a student of sages and have very high moral standards. If I don't keep concubines, I will go out to take a look. Shi Heng is holding his own. Look at yourself according to formal standards.
I remember that when Sun Xiang and Shi Heng first came to Liaodong, Shi Heng was still a little restrained, but after many years in Liaodong, Shi Heng seemed to have exposed his true nature, and he was also so explicit when he spoke in front of him.
"Wu Yanghou, I appreciate your kindness, but I can't accept it. I don't need to keep such a concubine. To be honest, I can't afford it, and my health doesn't allow it. I won't go out to have fun. This... I can still guarantee it.”
"How about I bring it over and let you have a look? You can take a look before talking..." As he said this, Shi Heng stood up and was about to take someone with him.
Sun Xiang was startled, and quickly stood up, pulled Shi Heng, and said seriously: "Marquis Wu Yang, don't force yourself to make things difficult for you anymore. If, if you do this again, I can only turn around and leave. , let’s talk about business.”
Shi Heng looked at Sun Xiang, he really didn't want to accept it, so he could only sigh and sit down again.
Somewhat listless.
"Marquis Wuyang, if you leave Liaodong and the Korean War starts again, can the Liaoping Mansion directly send troops to participate?"
After hearing Sun Xiang's words, Shi Heng raised his head and glanced at Sun Xiang: "The soldiers in Pyongyang did not tell this general that North Korea was going to war."
"Does Marquis Wu Yang know General Zhao Fu from the former Army Governor's Mansion?"
"Nobody, I don't know him."
His Majesty the Emperor sent Zhao Fu to stay in Seoul. At first, His Majesty the Emperor hoped that he would lead the Ming army, and Zhao Fu would lead the Seoul army to attack Pyongyang from both sides and help North Korea suppress the rebellion. At that time, all the 20,000 Beijing troops were transferred Coming over, the supplies of food and supplies also put Liaodong in a state of preparation. The court was already preparing for war, but the plan could not keep up with the changes. The court was deceived by Pyongyang's 800,000 taels of silver, which also made Zhu Jianshen give up his original idea.
Shi Heng was involved in all these things, and of course he knew about Zhao Fu's existence, but he was arrogant and arrogant. When he heard Sun Xiang's inquiry, he still directly said that he didn't know him.
Sun Xiang was stunned when he heard this, but he continued: "General Zhao Fu told your majesty that when Marquis Wuyang leaves Liaodong, the Seoul army will launch an attack on Pyongyang."
After hearing this, Shi Heng sneered: "In so many years, they have not fought once or twice. I have seen the army in Seoul before, and they will never be the opponent of the Pyongyang army."
"But their strength is strong after all, and this time, I heard from General Zhao Fu that Seoul came from a desperate situation."
"There was no time when they didn't break the boat." Shi Heng still looked indifferent. In his opinion, it was impossible for Seoul and Pyongyang to reunify. This was the rule set by the Ming Dynasty for them, and this rule must be recognized and followed.
Since he was in Liaodong, except for verbal support, he has never paid a high price to fight for the Pyongyang people.
Pyongyang's army is more capable than Seoul's army. This is Shi Heng's understanding.
"The safest way for the Liaoping Prefecture is to suppress Pyongyang and prevent them from having the idea of unifying Korea. As for Seoul, there is no need to control it, let them fight. We, sons of the Ming Dynasty, are better off unless it is absolutely necessary. Don’t get involved.”
After hearing this, Sun Xiang nodded, and then asked: "If we really want to fight, how should we fight?"
Shi Heng paused for a moment and then said: "Biao'er can still fight. When the time comes, he can adapt to changes and he can cope..."
Biquge
