After leaving the palace, Zhang Fu first went to Beizhen Fusi in person and conveyed the emperor's instructions to Wang Xian. Wang Xian was not surprised by this and naturally complied with it.
In the next few days, those people who were imprisoned were gradually released. Of course, those who were found guilty of committing crimes would have no chance to see the light of day again.
Wang Xian used this seemingly simple method to dispel the emperor's anger, and actually made the assassination of the King of Han, which seemed to have wide implications and set off a prison, a major incident... In the end, no officials or civilians were innocently killed, but still
It shows that the emperor's inviolability is inviolable. Moreover, the people continue to praise the emperor's benevolence. It is really killing three birds with one stone. No wonder the emperor praises him so much...
Of course, it is impossible for Wang Xian to earn a good reputation, but he doesn't care at all. Yu Qian's reputation is good, so why not die a good death? This official was given by the emperor, and this reputation was praised by the civil servants, who have nothing to do with the common people.
Relationship. Even if he does some good things for the people, it is just for peace of mind and to accumulate virtue for his unborn children. It is not at all for fame and reputation.
It was just that President Zhang had a vague feeling that something was not right. Later, when he went south to Guangxi, he suddenly realized that Wang Xian was playing tricks on the emperor. Was he really a loyal minister?
But no matter what, Zhang Fu still admired Wang Xian very much. All the officials of the Ming Dynasty regarded the emperor as a god, some were fawning, and some were trembling with fear. But those like Wang Xian who dared to scheme against the emperor,
It is absolutely unique. Oh no, there is another one, that is, Wang Xian’s master Yao Guangxiao is indeed from the same line, and they are not ordinary things in the world.
Therefore, Zhang Fu did not regret at all that he agreed to the interaction between Zhang Hui and Wang Xian before he left. He knew that a man as smart and wise as Wang Xian could at least escape unscathed no matter how dangerous the officialdom was. In fact, he
He didn't expect Zhang Sala to get any benefit from Wang Xian. If he could learn something and make some progress, the British prince would be satisfied.
On the other hand, the third brother Zhang Xi, who served as the commander under the King of Han, worried Zhang Fu because during his stay in the capital, he clearly smelled some dangerous atmosphere. Zhang Fu was very worried that the third brother would go astray and affect the entire army.
The Zhang family had no choice but to make some preparations secretly, and then headed south uneasy.
When people leave, others come. The day after sending the British Duke south, Wang Xian went out of the city again to the reception pavilion ten miles outside the city. He was accompanied by an oil-walled truck. When he arrived at the reception pavilion, the car was gone.
When I opened the curtain, I didn't know who was in the car.
Wang Xianze, Wu Wei and Lingxiao came to the pavilion and looked at the scenery while waiting for the people to greet them.
"Sir, why do you have to come out to welcome me in such a grand manner?" Wu Wei said a little puzzled: "Although Yan Qing was once a doctor in the Ministry of Justice, he has been sent to the army. Even if your Excellency requests an order to recall him, it is estimated that it will be difficult for him to be reinstated.
Bar?"
"It is true that he can no longer be an official," Wang Xian said calmly: "It is said that he was driven on the road before he could recover from his injuries after being tortured. As a result, his legs became disabled and he was no longer able to serve." He paused and said:
"It is precisely because of this that I have to go out of the city to welcome you."
"Sir, it's not out of sympathy..." Wu Wei muttered, but Lingxiao, who was bored aside, said clearly: "Wu Xiaoping, why are you confused? Xiao Xianxian is unprofitable and doesn't get up early, it must be
What do you like about others again?"
"Ahem..." Wang Xian coughed in embarrassment, thinking to himself that it seemed that he really didn't know how to hide it, even Ling Xiao had seen through him.
"What does Your Excellency see in him? Even if he can solve this case, it's nothing." Wu Wei scratched his head and thought for a while, then suddenly said: "Your Excellency, you don't want him to be a guest, right?"
"It's good to be wrong, but can you change the word? Why does it sound so awkward?" Wang Xian glanced at him and said, "I have read Mr. Yan's file. He is very upright and honest."
"Do you still like people like this?" Ling Xiao asked in surprise: "Don't you hate those bookworms and stupid people the most in your life?"
"Mr. Yan is not a stubborn person," Wang Xian said calmly: "He was born in the county magistrate, passed the exam with excellent results, and was promoted to the capital as the head of the Ministry of Punishment. After only seven years, he was promoted to the position of Doctor of the Ministry of Punishment. If he hadn't stumbled into this
Regarding the case, he should be sent to the prefecture now. Then he will either be promoted to a provincial governor, or return to the capital to serve as a senior official in the ministry. In short, he has a bright future." After that, he looked at Wu Weidao: "Do you know why he was promoted so quickly?
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"I don't know." Wu Wei shook his head. It is said that Mr. Yan came from a small family and was not a son of an official.
"There is only one reason, and that is that he is like a god in solving cases." Wang Xiandao: "There is no case that he can't solve. In fact, he has also solved Qi Dazhu's case. It was just because of the holy will at that time that his arms could not hold his thighs.
He said with a smile: "Do you know who his master is?"
"Who?" Wu Wei asked.
"Zhou Zhitai." Wang Xian said with a smile: "It was Zhou Zhitai who valued him at that time, promoted him from the county magistrate to the ministry, and then taught him the skills of criminal investigation and case-solving."
"It's like this." Qi Dazhu finally understood why the master would take the time to greet a criminal. It turned out that the other person was Zhou Xin's student. With the master's high regard for Zhou Zhitai, he was bound to turn this strict doctor into the meat in his bowl.
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Around Chen hour, Wang Xian and the others, who were sitting in the official pavilion, saw a team of horses on the official road, raising clouds of dust and driving from a distance. There was naturally an endless stream of travelers on the official road, but Wang Xian and the others recognized them at a glance.
Of course, the bright red official robes worn by Jin Yiwei are also very eye-catching.
What came from far and near was a group of Jinyi Guards officers and soldiers, escorting a prison car. The horses' hooves turned over and the wheels rolled. The group quickly arrived in front of the reception pavilion. The leader of the Jinyi Guards was Wang Xian's confidant, Zhou Yi.
At a glance, he saw Lord Zhenfu standing under the pavilion. He quickly dismounted his horse, knelt on one knee in the dust, and said loudly: "Sir, bring the criminal Yan Qing."
"Thank you for your hard work." Wang Xian helped Zhou Yi up with his own hands, patted him hard, and kicked up the dust. Wang Xian laughed and said, "You have to wash yourself well before you can go home, otherwise my sister-in-law will blame me for abusing you."
"Sir, you are kidding me." Zhou Yi laughed sheepishly. It is true that these young people were recruited and trained by Zhou Xin, but Zhou Xin only regarded them as soldiers and weapons to capture Emperor Jianwen, and only taught them how to behave.
However, he never cared about them in life. This was not the case with Wang Xian. As soon as he accepted these pure, upright and capable young people, he knew that if he could recover them, they would be his priceless treasures.
So from the first day, Wang Xian treated them like brothers, sharing joys and sorrows, needless to say, and was very concerned about their lives. Whoever's parents needed support, he would bring them to the capital and hire people to help them.
Elderly care. If anyone had any difficulties at home, he would donate generously and help wholeheartedly. In the past two years, when the brothers reached the age of getting married, except for those who were engaged in their hometowns, Wang Xian all married them in the capital.
In the past, Wang Xian would not have been able to marry so many wives from the capital, even if he had money. But starting from last year, the brothers all had the status of Jin Yiwei, so it became much easier...
But it was still quite laborious. Wang Xian not only invited ten matchmakers, but also went to the door in person to coax and intimidate more than a hundred marriages before finalizing more than a hundred marriages. Zhou Yi was one of the first to get married, and he couldn't wait to get married in the first month.
They were kissing each other, but before they could get along well with the bride, Wang Xian sent her to Yunnan to bring Yan Qing back.
Although they were reluctant to part with their newlywed wife, Zhou Yi and his brothers already regarded Wang Xian as their reborn parent. The errands he assigned must be completed in time even if they risked life and death. After receiving the task, Zhou Yi led the team to add 400 li to the mission.
With great speed, we are heading towards Yunnan on a starry night.
Changing horses but not people along the way, it took these tough men only ten days to arrive in Kunming, four thousand miles away. They found Yan Qing and completed the procedures for picking him up. When they were about to return, they discovered that Mr. Yan was not there.
Zhou Yi and the others had no choice but to let Yan Qing return in a carriage, which slowed things down a lot. They hurried and hurried, but it still took them nearly twenty days to finally see Wang Xian.
After running around almost endlessly for a month, Zhou Yi and others still stood there like javelins. It is said that when Emperor Yongle re-established the Imperial Guard, he set three rules for selecting people.
More than sixty miles. The second is to be good at jumping. A wall more than ten feet high can be jumped up and climbed over with both hands. The third is to be good at fighting. You must be proficient in fists, feet and weapons. The most important thing is to be ruthless and meet brave men on narrow roads.
To win, you must be ruthless enough to survive.
When Zhou Xin recruited people, he followed these three rules, and also added a more powerful "horse skill", which is to be able to sit or lie down for seven days and seven nights, with two legs taking turns to step on the ground to sleep, and after seven days, he can still kill with bare hands.
A wolf must die to be selected, so they stayed overnight for a month and galloped non-stop. Although others couldn't stand it, they acted like nothing was wrong with them.
I don’t know where Zhou Xin gathered such a group of strong men. Their quality is even better than that of the current Jin Yiwei. Of course, this is also because after Ji Gang came to power, especially in the past few years, he made great conveniences for those monsters and snake gods.
At the gate, the level of Jin Yiwei has long been inferior to what it used to be...
Wang Xian said hello to his men, and then turned his attention to the prison car. Although it was a prison car, it was actually divided into three, six, and nine classes. The car Yan Qing was riding in actually looked the same as an ordinary carriage, except that there were no curtains, door curtains, etc.
It is blocked, so the movements of the people in the car can be clearly seen from the outside. Of course, there is something even more eye-catching - a huge iron chain is tied to the door to indicate that the person sitting in the car is a criminal.
Wang Xian saw that sitting on the carriage was a man in his mid-thirties, wearing a white shirt, with an ordinary face and a sad expression. He must be Yan Qingduo.