Chen Yuntian and Zhu Guangcai copied the list of bad men in Wuzhou until the fifth update. After they finished copying, they wanted to put the original copy back into the wooden box and put it under the original bricks. The careful Zhu Guangcai suddenly discovered that the wooden

There was a seal on the box and it was accidentally torn when they opened the box.

"What can we do?" Zhu Guangcai complained endlessly.

The cunning Chang Shi actually put a seal on the box containing the confidential copy. The purpose was obvious. Once someone else stole the secret, he would find out.

As for the seal he affixed, Chen Yuntian accidentally tore it when he opened the wooden box. It was not that easy to restore it.

"Hurry up and make a copy of the seal and put it on it." Chen Yuntian said instinctively.

The seal that can be copied and affixed to the wooden box is not so easy to copy, because it is impossible to put the paper on the original and copy it in front of the light. Naturally, it will be imitated and the flaws will be exposed.

"That won't work." Zhu Guangcai said: "If we use the paper we brought to imitate it, it will not be the same color as the original."

"Then there's no other way, just take it away." Chen Yuntian said: "If he can't find the list, it will be difficult to control his bad people in the future." Chen Yuntian said.

"No." Zhu Guangcai shook his head and said: "If he discovers that the confidential list has been stolen, he will immediately notify the bad and good officers in each county, and it will be difficult for us to find them."

"What should I do?" Chen Yuntian felt that Zhu Guangcai's worry was right. But it was almost dawn now. If he could not recover for a while, Chairman Shi would come to his consulting room. If he found that his confidential copy had been tampered with,

Immediate measures will be taken to relocate the personnel, and all the things they copied in the middle of the night will be useless.

"Look quickly, are there any rice noodles or oatmeal paste in this room?" Zhu Guangcai asked.

"There should be." Chen Yuntian said, because in ancient times, when editing copywriting, damaged copywriting often appeared and needed to be pasted. Rice flour and paddle paste were also indispensable copywriting supplies.

"Then find him quickly." Zhu Guangcai said.

Fortunately, there was actually a small bowl of paste next to Chang Shi's bookcase. Chen Yuntian quickly discovered it and handed it to Zhu Guangcai.

Zhu Guangcai tested the viscosity of the paste, then looked left and right for a while, and finally cut a thin wooden stick from the screen with a dagger and sharpened it into a sheet.

"Light all the candles you brought, quickly." Zhu Guangcai said again.

Chen Yuntian hurriedly lit all the candles he had brought and placed them on the long history table, and the room immediately became bright.

Zhu Guangcai put the wooden box close to the candle. Using bright light, he dipped fine-pointed wood chips into the cracks of the adhesive seal little by little, so that they slowly merged into one. Then he made another thin wood chip to seal the cracks together.

After pressing the seal in place, the seal was torn and the crack was restored to its original state.

"If you look carefully, can you see any flaws?" Zhu Guangcai asked Chen Yuntian.

"I can't tell. Anyway, as long as he was careless and opened the box without noticing it, there would be no way to suspect it."

Zhu Guangcai's nervous heart finally calmed down.

"Let's go." After Chen Yuntian put the wooden box back into the brick hole and covered it with bricks, Zhu Guangcai signaled to open the door. After Cui Jianfeng came over to unlock the door, he calmly glanced at the room, retracted the curtains, and walked out.

Door.

It was still dark at this time, so they retreated to the outside of the state capital compound along the same route. Then they quickly retreated.

But what they never expected was that when they reached a crossroads, they suddenly found a large number of government soldiers in front of them.

"Hey," Cui Jianfeng looked at the large number of government soldiers who appeared in front of him strangely: "There are not a large number of troops stationed in this area. So many government soldiers suddenly came, I don't know what happened."

In fact, Jinhua is only more than seventy miles away from Wucheng. It can be reached by horseback in about two hours. It naturally falls into the anti-rebellion area mentioned by the captain in the previous chapter. It is also very easy for his troops to station in the counties near Wucheng.

Naturally. However, Cui Jianfeng and the others were still in the dark at this time.

What Cui Jianfeng didn't expect was that this was caused by another secret accusation from that bastard county magistrate Zheng Mingjie.

Of course, Cui Jianfeng and the others did not go forward to meet Tang Bing like Zheng Mingjie. They avoided and bypassed Tang Bing and left the city. Then they quickly walked into the farmer's yard, took out their horses, and headed toward Wucheng.

The county flew away.

At this time, Tang soldiers standing guard and roaming around were seen everywhere on the streets of Wucheng. They had begun to search for suspicious persons from house to house.

Cui Jianfeng and his three men, who were running all the way south, of course also met Fan Jindong's Tang soldiers who were marching north. Sometimes they even intercepted and interrogated them and rode horses to pursue them from behind.

On the road of only more than 70 miles, they encountered Tang soldiers led by Fan Zhendong six times. Most of them revealed their identities and scared off the Tang soldiers. After all, they were subordinates of the famous Prime Minister Di Renjie. Who would dare to block the road and detain them? Even if there was a strict order from above,

These little bosses privately did not dare to offend these three untouchable masters.

After all, these lower-level Tang soldiers did not want to offend these fourth- and fifth-grade officials from Luoyang. Therefore, they immediately let them go after meeting Cui Jianfeng and the others and checking the fish charms in their quarters.

However, the last time did not go so smoothly. Maybe it was because they were closer to Wucheng and the investigation was more stringent, right? Anyway, the sixth-grade Colonel Tang who was checking them had no intention of letting them go after he stopped them.

This angered the impatient Chen Yuntian. When he saw that the sixth-grade captain in front of him did not return the fish charms to him with a smile and respectfully, but threw them out rudely, he hurried forward and gave them to him.

The captain in front of me just slapped him in the face a few times.

"You, you." This captain is the sixth-grade captain who was warmly received by Magistrate Zheng in the morning. On the way to Jinhua, he happened to encounter Cui Jianfeng and others who were rushing in the direction of Wucheng. Now someone actually whipped his own

Face, is this okay? He turned to the cavalry behind him with a stern expression, mowing his burning face and yelling: "Hurry up and arrest these three people."

Cui Jianfeng wanted to have a good talk with the captain in front of him and then continue on his way. Unexpectedly, Chen Yuntian got into a fight with the sixth-grade officer because he was rude to him. He also saw a large number of Tang soldiers who heard the captain's words.

After receiving the order, he stepped forward to take action, so he jumped on his horse, turned the horse's head and led Chen Yuntian and the others to run southward.

Seeing these people running away in front of him, the captain also jumped on his horse and chased after them.

Wucheng is a plain area. As Cui Jianfeng and his three horses took the lead in galloping, a large number of Tang soldiers who were heading north turned their horses and rushed south to pursue them.

Just like that, a rare sight appeared on the plains of a large group of horses chasing three horses.

The school captain, who had been slapped by Chen Tianyun several times, saw that he could not catch up for a long time, so he ordered the cavalry to chase and fire arrows at the horses of Cui Jianfeng and the others who were keeping tens of meters away from his cavalry.

In this way, the cavalry behind them chased and shot arrows. Black arrows kept shooting towards Cui Jianfeng and the others, and several swords shot into the backs of the three of them.

The situation is very critical.

At this moment, there were sudden flashes in the air in front of him, and the cavalrymen who were chasing after Cui Jianyong suddenly fell off their horses row by row, as if possessed by a demon.

The captain, who was wielding his sword and leading his troops in pursuit, looked at the cavalrymen falling one after another in surprise. He couldn't help but rein in his horse and looked at his subordinates strangely. What's wrong? Is he possessed by an evil spirit?

He looked forward. Apart from the three fleeing enemies who were still running forward, their backs stained red with blood, he saw no other men or horses.
Chapter completed!