It's time for a showdown, all the powerful officials in Beijing are my students!

An Xin later learned that Dr. Su and General Liu would be arrested by Fang Magistrate because they came here.

Dr. Su diagnosed that the plague could be alleviated and suppressed, which prevented the magistrate from making extra money, so he arrested them too.

The people who followed them were also sentenced to gathering a crowd to cause trouble and were sent to the government prison cell.

The reason why people with medical skills are imprisoned in their own secret cells is not because the magistrate will need them in the end, so they can continue to live.

If the people of Nanyang Mansion were really pissed off, he, the prefect, would probably end up with his body and head missing.

Magistrate Fang only kept them in order to delay the epidemic for a while, and sold the food in the mansion and the herbs in his own private medicine shop at high prices.

In this way, he led people to save and cure the people, and then brought some food to help the villagers who were in dire straits. Who could say that he was incompetent in his job as a prefect.

As for the imprisoned doctors, An Xin thought that the prefect had already found a way to get them to cooperate.

It's just the temptation of money and beauty or the threat of a few doctors' family members. No matter what, it's not an operation that a few ordinary doctors can handle.

An Xin arranged for Old Doctor Su, Old General Liu and three other doctors, and then sent Li Ziyu, Liu Boxing, and Zheng Xiaoling back.

Tell them to be careful when they go back and not to alert others yet.

She herself went to the prefect's office again.

This night, An Xin inexplicably felt that the Ergou subsystem seemed to be very talkative tonight.

She didn't even let him guide her. She felt that because she had already wandered around the prefect's house, she had a rough idea of ​​where the mansion was built and could also find out where the prefect had placed the disaster relief money.

In his mind, he heard the Ergou subsystem report the specific location of the disaster relief silver. An Xin went to collect the 20 taels without any effort.

An Xin felt that she was going to run away now. The things she had collected so many times as a thief would definitely make her one of the richest people in the world besides the royal family.

I wonder if Emperor Sheng'an would send royal guards to hunt her down if she slapped her butt and left.

Thinking about it, she might as well forget it. The rest was fine, but running away with these disaster relief items was a bit hard on her little conscience.

The first ray of sunlight in the morning has penetrated into the room through the window.

The two maids who had been standing at the door of the room carrying toiletries for a long time heard the snoring coming from the room, and a flash of contempt flashed in their eyes.

A woman who drinks so much wine and loses all her manners when drunk is really an embarrassment to their women.

An Xin was woken up by a knock on the door, at least in the eyes of the two maids.

An Xin, who was hungover, opened the door with slightly swollen eyes and asked in a hoarse voice: "What's important? Why are you making so much noise if you don't let anyone sleep so early in the morning?!"

His tone was harsh, and he had an impatient look on his face, looking at the two maids displeased.

"Sir, a servant from the front yard came over just now to report that the prefect came to see you in an emergency." One of the maids with slightly raised eyes said.

An Xin rubbed his forehead, looking like he was suffering from a hangover, and nodded, "Come in."

The real master of the two maids came to An Xin for urgent matters. They served him much faster than usual. An Xin's scalp hurt when he was pulled for the second time.

Finally, he took the comb from the maid's hand and waved his hand, "Please step aside, I will do it myself."

Fortunately, all she needs to do now is tie up her hair and wear a hair crown that suits her status. Combing it is easy and An Xin can do it herself.An Xin put on a purple official robe, and wore a fine jade tassel on her waist, which Qingfeng specially made for her. The tassels and jade jue complemented each other and looked very elegant.

Others are anxious, but An Xin is not.

Ignoring the two maids' repeated attempts to urge her to speak, she calmly tidied herself up before walking out of the room.

When they arrived at the front hall, Li Ziyu and Liu Boxing were already there, but their expressions were neither cold nor indifferent. The prefect could only wait patiently for An Xin anxiously.

Li Ziyu drank morning tea calmly. Liu Boxing wanted to kill him with a knife when he learned that the prefect Fang had imprisoned his grandfather and Dr. Su in a private prison.

Although he was warned several times by his senior brother's eyes, he still turned his head and looked outside with a dark face, otherwise he was afraid that he would not be able to bear it.

"Huh, why are you here, Lord Prefect, so early in the morning?" An Xin said with some displeasure, with eyes that were a little swollen from a hangover:

"Could it be that I took advantage of the fact that I was drunk and took away the disaster relief money? I feel uneasy. Now my conscience shows that I am ready to return it to me."

Fang Zhifu's face turned pale.

Tema, if my cronies hadn't come excitedly this morning and excitedly asked me how much money I was going to leave behind.

When he took someone to open the box containing silver ingots, he found that it was empty. Magistrate Fang almost fainted when he faced the suspicious eyes of his subordinates.

Because he was afraid An Xin, the female official, would regret it when she woke up last night, he led people to move the money to his house overnight, and even sent extra patrols to avoid any accidents.

At that time, the officials and guards he brought saw the white money when he opened the boxes and inspected the goods.

Fang Zhifu had a bold idea. If he denies it now, he doesn't know whether the female official in front of him will call someone to beat him to death.

Seeing the female official glaring at him angrily because he had invited her to a banquet, Magistrate Fang felt somewhat guilty.

If he knew who stole the money, he would kill that person alive.

Before the Fang Magistrate came, he had received reports from the spies planted in this house. Last night, An Xin came back drunk and made a fuss until midnight before going to bed. The others came back and washed up and went to bed early.

The two maids placed next to An Xin even vowed to report that An Xin would never go out because they slept in a room next to each other with a wall.

Normally they could hear An Xin waking up at night, not to mention she was drunk and went to bed so late last night. If An Xin left in the middle of the night, they would definitely hear the sound.

The prefect Fang also felt that the disaster relief money was stolen from his house and had nothing to do with An Xin.

After all, it takes time to move so many boxes of silver, and it also needs to be done quietly without being discovered, which requires even more personnel and time.

An Xin, the supervisor, was drunk and crazy until midnight in front of the two maids, so he didn't have enough time.

Moreover, this house is full of people he has installed. If there is any trouble, he will know it in time. There are no other people available for these people in Nanyang.

The more than 1000 soldiers were brought in. The people who monitored them last night reported that these people had not come out at night.

Excluding the tricks done by An Xin's people, the only ones left were the people from Nanyang City.

Most of the people who knew that he had brought the money back to his house last night were the officials he had hosted at the banquet last night, as well as a few cooperating businessmen.

For a moment, the prefect Fang didn't know whether to be more suspicious of the officials around him who were involved in corruption with him, or the businessmen who had no profit and couldn't afford to start early.