Quick Time Travel Plane Development 2.

Beijing.

The east is rich and the west is noble. The western part of the capital is where the mansions of high-ranking officials and nobles are located.

The mansion is the face of one's family, and each family's house is built very magnificently within regulations.

Among all the magnificent mansions, the Governor's Mansion is one of the most imposing ones.

Seen from the outside, the Governor's Mansion is more magnificent than the lord's mansion that has been passed down for generations.

Hua Hua thought of a word: oil cooking over a raging fire.

The emperor pushed Mu Huai to the front and used him as a target of hatred.

As a eunuch in the inner palace, he was not allowed to live outside the palace, but the emperor granted him a house out of special favor.

The Dugong Mansion was originally the residence of a prince of the previous dynasty and was built very magnificently.

The emperor's goal was achieved.

Mu Huai was hated and feared by officials, and he did not have a good reputation among the people.

On her way to the capital, Hua heard many people cursing Mu Huai, calling him a traitor who was bringing disaster to the country and a demon with blood on his hands.

Anyone who has heard of the Governor Mu Huai can name a few things that Mu Ze has done, such as fabricating charges to raid the home of an important official named Liu just because Liu did not give him enough gifts, or slaughtering an entire family in order to steal their heirlooms, and many other such crimes of committing great evils because of small matters.

It was said that Mu Huai voluntarily entered the palace to seek wealth and glory.

The luxurious mansion of the Governor's Mansion is a good example of this point.

There were also malicious rumors that Mu Huai had a handsome appearance, and the reason why he was trusted by the emperor and became a powerful governor was because he used his beauty to serve the emperor.

A gorgeous carriage drove up.

Anyone with a little knowledge in the capital could recognize that this was Duke Mu Du's carriage.

"Pooh!"

Not far away, a boy of about 11 or 12 spat at the carriage. The boy was just passing by, and he was behind the carriage. He thought he would not be seen by the guards on and beside the carriage.

Unfortunately, the carriage stopped at this moment, and the guards looked around as usual. One of the guards saw the young man spitting at the carriage.

This angered the guard, and he narrowed his eyes and said, "You are looking for death."

The boy suddenly turned pale and ran away.

The guard was about to ride his horse to chase after him, but a voice from the carriage stopped him, "Forget it."

The guard replied with a "yes" in a voice full of authority.

The carriage drove into the Governor's Mansion.

Yinghua watched the carriage enter the mansion but did not follow immediately.

Going to their door openly will bring some unnecessary trouble.

That night, Yunhua sneaked into the Governor's Mansion. When she came outside the study, she accidentally revealed her aura.

Mu Huai, who was writing in the study, paused.

He paused for a moment, and before the tip of the brush filled with ink was about to drop ink, he moved the brush away and placed it on the pen holder, then he said, "Since you are here, come in."

He was surprised when the other party arrived outside the study, which meant that the other party was no weaker than him.

Even though he didn't realize that the other party had murderous intentions, he wouldn't take it lightly.

Hua pushed the door open and came face to face with Mu Huai.

The rumors were not entirely groundless. At least it was true that Mu Huai was handsome. He was in his forties or fifties, but looked to be in his early thirties. He was elegant and handsome, and apart from his thin figure, he did not give people a feminine feeling.

After coming in, Hua closed the door casually.

Mu Huai had never seen such a polite uninvited guest, but when he saw the other person's appearance, he knew who it was.

Just thinking about who it was made him suspicious.

"I'm Huo Shan." Ying Hua said. From Mu Huai's reaction, he knew who Huo Shan was and who Huo Shanniu was.

"If you are here to avenge your father, go ahead." Mu Huai said as he sat down and closed his eyes.

Yun Hua could see that there was some truth in what Mu Huai said, and was afraid that he had a suicidal intention in his heart, but it was only revealed at this moment.

"Why should I kill you? Killing you will only make my enemies happy."

Mu Huai gently opened his eyes, "Don't you hate me for getting your father into trouble?"

Yunhua asked back, "You don't believe I'm Huo Shan?"

If Mu Huai was easily trusting of others, he would have been schemed against long ago and would not have become a powerful governor.

Ying Hua took out the pendant that Jiang Lan had left for the original owner and mobilized her magic power. The pendant lit up and a light kept flowing on it. The light seemed harmless, but it made people feel uneasy.

"Now I can prove my identity."

Jiang Baozhuo's identity as a descendant of the witch clan is not a secret, and Mu Huai must know it.

Mu Huai's previous doubts disappeared. If the other party had cultivated magical powers, it would not be difficult for him to come to the study quietly.

He nodded to Hua, believing in her identity to some extent.

Yinghua asked, "When did you know about Huoshan cattle?"

Mu Huai calmly accepted the attitude of Yu Hua not treating him as a junior, and answered Yu Hua's question, "Not long after he became the leader of Huoshan. After Wang Liang temporarily placed him in the Huo family, he sent a secret letter to the capital, telling him the whereabouts of his third brother.

At that time, I was powerless to protect him and could only pretend that I didn’t know he existed.”

Yunhua could understand that at that time Mu Huai’s own safety was a problem.

Mu Huai has been known for his intelligence since he was young, and he is obsessed with revenge. How could his enemies allow him to grow up?

If he had not sought refuge with the Third Prince in time and entered the Prince's mansion for protection, he might have died long ago.

Later, Mu Huai became a knife of the emperor, attracting more hatred, and he dared not reveal the existence of Huoshan Niu.

The Nanchu Palace knew about the existence of the Huoshan Niu because of Feng Wanyun.

Feng Wanyun failed to take over Jiang Lan's body, but he got a glimpse of some of Jiang Lan's memories and knew that Jiang Lan's third brother was still alive.

Although she didn't know that Huo Shan was Jiang Lan's daughter, whether Huo Shan was Jiang Lan's daughter or Huo Shanniu's daughter, she was the target of King Nanchu's revenge.

Feng Wanyun told King Nanchu about this just to show his sincerity to him.

"Huoshan Niu is not my biological father."

Mu Huai was not surprised. "As far as I know, my third brother was not married back then, and he didn't have any close women in the capital. He suddenly had a daughter, so it can only be..."

His expression suddenly became stern, "You are..."

She is not the daughter of Huoshan Niu, but she inherited the blood of the Wu clan. Either Huoshan Niu happened to adopt a descendant of the Wu clan, or the adopted daughter has a great relationship with Huoshan Niu.

The latter possibility also explains why Huo Shanniu gave up his bright future in the military camp and returned to Anyuan County to be a minor constable.

Ying Hua nodded, "Jiang Lan is my biological mother. She left me to be raised by my father."

It seems that in order not to draw the enemy's attention to Huo Shan Niu, Mu Huai did not investigate Huo Shan Niu carefully, and did not know where Huo Shan Niu's adopted daughter came from.

Ying Hua told Mu Huai about Jiang Lan's experience and the current situation of Black Phoenix Mountain.

"What do you want me to do?" Although Mu Huai was moved when he heard that Jiang Lan had been stupid for more than ten years, he quickly regained his composure.

"Your revenge is a misunderstanding. Why do you have to wait for the Emperor to fall out with the King of Southern Chu? If you want the King of Southern Chu to die, just kill him."

Mu Huai laughed suddenly, silently, but his laughter grew bigger and bigger.

Yes, he drew a box for himself and confined himself. If the emperor didn't let him leave Beijing, he really wouldn't leave Beijing.

"Okay, okay, I'll go kill the King of Southern Chu." (End of this chapter)