Be a small county magistrate in ancient times

The reason why Zhang Yuan said this was that he wanted Meng Changqing to convey his current concerns to a higher level. He knew that Meng Changqing had a way.

Before Meng Changqing could speak, Bafang walked in with a bowl of hot noodle soup.

Meng Changqing had a feeling that this was a good opportunity to make a fuss about it, and she came up with several schemes in her mind, all of which were intended to frame Liu Dexiang. But then she thought again, Liu Dexiang had just taken office, and although she didn't like his style of doing things, from what she could see so far, he wasn't a very evil person, so it didn't seem worth it to frame him like this.

She was thinking hard and motioned Zhang Yuan to eat noodles first, "This matter is not urgent in the next one or two moments, just eat with peace of mind."

Zhang Yuan forced himself to calm down, picked up the bowl and started eating.

On the surface, Meng Changqing was watching Zhang Yuan eat, but in fact, his mind was full of conspiracies and schemes against others.

She was comparing the possible consequences of various actions, but since they were possibilities, they were always uncertain.

When Meng Changqing came to his senses, Zhang Yuan had almost finished his noodles.

"It's about the wildlings." Meng Changqing said slowly, "Maybe I'm too vigilant and too pessimistic."

After all, Zhang Yuan had followed Meng Changqing for some time. After hearing her say this, he knew that Meng Changqing would definitely not adopt his previous proposal.

Meng Changqing continued, "What the governor said does make sense. The barbarian tribes have been scattered for many years, and it is not possible to gather together in just a few years."

Zhang Yuan knew that Meng Changqing was trying to find excuses for Liu Dexiang.

"Sir, I know your temper and I also know that you have always hated the Jiewan barbarians. You disagreed when we let the barbarians go. Why are you saying this now?" Zhang Yuan hoped that Meng Changqing would treat him as his own.

"Captain Zhang." Meng Changqing's tone softened, "From what you just told me, it's clear that Lord Liu won't listen to any advice. No matter if it's you or me who's giving the advice, we're just his subordinates after all.

He had only been in office for a short time and did not have much to do.

What we are worried about is, after all, just a worry. The barbarians have not actually attacked Daliang, so what the governor has done and said is reasonable.

Do you understand?" Zhang Yuan understood. The new prefect had not made enough mistakes. Meng Changqing could not find any evidence against him for the time being. The court was ostensibly concerned with evidence, and they did not have any evidence that they could not continue to associate with the barbarians.

It would be disadvantageous to Meng Changqing himself to appeal to the court just because of possible dangers in the future.

"I understand what you said." Zhang Yuan finished the last mouthful of noodle soup and said with a smile, "The noodles here are really delicious!"

Meng Changqing knew what he meant, "Come back for dinner when you are free."

Zhang Yuan nodded, and the topic returned to the outside of the city wall. "Sir, since the people above don't worry about it, then we who are guarding here can only keep an eye on it more carefully."

"That's the truth."

Zhang Yuan stood up and said, "It's getting late. I won't disturb you to rest."

Meng Changqing also stood up and said, "I'll take you to the door."

"Please stay, my lord. I will..."

Before he finished speaking, Meng Changqing had already walked several steps. "It's only a few steps. Why bother to stay here? You would have reached the door earlier."

Zhang Yuan laughed, "Your Excellency is right."

Two days after that night, the Beishan Guard Camp suddenly received two truckloads of supplies.

These were various items sent from Liangzhou Prefecture to prepare for the Xueye tribe to use during the winter.

Zhang Yuan immediately sent a letter to Meng Changqing. (End of this chapter)