After Chu Shu left the yamen of Jingjiwei, he remembered that Yun Chu told him that day that he only invited two people to kill the guard, but this time four assassins died. This was quite strange.
Since he and Yun Chu met, he knew that Yun Chu would never be a person who does business with money, and he has always been a bit petty in his behavior. Such things would definitely not be done by Yun Chu.
With this thought, Chu Shu summoned the secret guards around him and asked him to find out how many killers Yunchu hired that day.
The results obtained surprised Chu Shu. Yunchu did indeed hire only two killers that day, and soon after, someone paid heavily to hire two more killers.
Chu Shu was a little surprised after hearing the news, and suddenly felt as if someone was staring at him in the dark, but who was that person?
Chu Shu listed all the possible people, but he felt that it seemed possible for everyone, and it seemed that not everyone was possible.
Half a month later, King Tuoyin entered the capital.
The first thing he did after entering the capital was to send someone to find Nangong Wushuang, but Nangong Wushuang refused to see him because of physical discomfort. After all, King Tuoyin was unhappy because Nangong Wushuang avoided seeing him.
But now that Mrs. Ruan is dead, King Tuoyin has no real bargaining chip to blackmail Nangong Wushuang. He immediately regretted that he had known that such a thing would happen, and he had asked a doctor to treat Mrs. Ruan.
After King Tuoyin came to the capital, he stopped at the inn. He handed over the certificate and went to pay homage to the emperor. However, the emperor said that he was busy with business and asked him to wait in the inn. He stayed there for ten days.
On the eleventh day, he finally couldn't bear it anymore and asked his attendants to deliver the coupons to the emperor. However, before he left the house, Chu Yuanzhou arrived.
King Tuoyin had met Chu Yuanzhou. When Tuoyin surrendered, the surrender letter in King Tuoyin's hand was handed over to Chu Yuanzhou.
And how ferocious Chu Yuanzhou's cavalry was, he felt it more deeply than anyone else.
When Chu Yuanzhou sent his troops south, he would receive news from the front almost every day. Those news must be that another city or level in Tuoyin had been captured by Chu Yuanzhou.
Therefore, towards Chu Yuanzhou, King Tuoyin hated, feared and was helpless.
At this time, when he saw Chu Yuanzhou in the land of the Great Zhou Dynasty, it was difficult for him to sort out his feelings. However, today's Chu Yuanzhou, who was generally wearing a red crane robe of a first-grade civil servant, did not look like the one he saw on the battlefield last time.
As cold as Shura.
He smiled and was about to say hello, but Chu Yuanzhou had already started laughing: "King Tuoyin, after so many years, you are getting younger and younger!"
In fact, King Tuoyin at this time has nothing to do with youth. His hair is half white, his face is a little dark, and his eyes are chaotic and lifeless.
King Tuoyin said with a smile: "The prince is joking, Gudu is an old man, and he is getting farther and farther away from his youth."
King Tuoyin had experienced Chu Yuanzhou's skills. In addition to his skills on the battlefield, he also had the ability to talk. When he saw that Chu Yuanzhou was coming, he was extremely cautious, fearing that he would be beaten again by Chu Yuanzhou.
False.
He knew that after Chu Yuanzhou returned to the capital from the battlefield, he took up an official position in the court and was now the chief minister of Zhou Dynasty. It was reasonable for the emperor to bring Chu Yuanzhou to see him.
But the person he least wanted to see in the entire Great Zhou Dynasty was Chu Yuanzhou.
Chu Yuanzhou said with a smile: "King Tuoyin is humbled."