Daming: The Sims, Lao Zhu’s mentality collapsed

Chapter 52 Liu Bowen

Zhu Biao was filled with doubts and asked: "Gu save you, how can I save you?"

Hu Weiyong kowtowed and said, "Your Majesty, please go to Uncle Chengyi and make peace with me."

"Uncle Chengyi, why does this matter have anything to do with Uncle Chengyi and the East Zhejiang Party...wait a minute."

Zhu Biao held his forehead. His thoughts were a little confused now, and things were getting more and more outrageous.

The key words he can now grasp are: King Wu, Jin Yiwei, Hu Weiyong, Huaixi Party, Liu Bowen, East Zhejiang Party...

Good fellow, what kind of case is it that turns the whole court into a pot of porridge?

Zhu Biao's expression was serious: "Hu Xiangguo, please explain the matter clearly, and then I can decide how to deal with this matter."

At this time, he had realized the seriousness of the matter.

He had a hunch that this matter was definitely not as simple as it seemed. It was most likely a major case that would sweep the capital and even panic people. The world is gathering in the capital. The stamping of these powerful old men in the court can alarm the people of the world and make even the powerful Prime Minister Hu Weiyong feel uneasy. What kind of interests are involved behind this?
  Hu Weiyong said bitterly: "Your Highness, you should know that His Highness King Wu has a good relationship with Commander Jinyi Weiping, right?"

"Of course I know." Zhu Biao said calmly, "More than just a good relationship, King Wu selected Ping'an, the commander of the Jinyiwei. Father, letting Lao Wu take charge of the Jinyiwei, should be a reward for his military exploits during the Northern Expedition."

Hu Weiyong asked: "Then the Jinyi Guards arrested and accused dozens of officials from Huaixi. His Highness should also know about it, right?"

Zhu Biao frowned slightly: "Behind Jin Yiwei is Lao Wu, and behind Lao Wu should be Father to support him. This move is just that Father wants to beat Huaixi, it shouldn't be important, right?"

"Your Highness, you are thinking too little." Hu Weiyong pointed to his forehead, "What your Majesty wants is my head, and the person who presided over the beheading is King Wu!"

boom!
  Zhu Biao felt like he had an enlightenment at this moment, and everything was figured out.

No wonder my father wanted to temporarily suspend his role as supervisor of the country. It turned out to be to prevent him from being involved in the case. His Majesty the Emperor planned to kill him in the capital and bleed him like a river of blood!

Zhu Biao has been with Lao Zhu all year round, supervising the country's affairs. He always thought that he was the person who knew his father best, but now it seems that only he can understand Lao Zhu's thoughts.

His Royal Highness the Prince has a premonition that this matter will probably get worse. It is not just Hu Weiyong who is about to die. Lao Zhu is going to launch a major purge of the heroes who founded the country!

Although he had already figured it out, Zhu Biao still didn't understand something: "You don't go to the Korean father, but instead go to the orphan to entrust Uncle Chengyi?"

Hu Weiyong was an important member of the Huaixi Party. At this critical moment, he did not go to his mentor Li Shanchang. Instead, he entrusted the prince to build a bridge with Liu Bowen of the Eastern Zhejiang Party. This operation really made Zhu Biao a little confused.

The Huaixi Party and the Eastern Zhejiang Party are mortal enemies!
  Yang Xian, a key member of the East Zhejiang Party, was tortured to death by Hu Weiyong. Liu Bowen has always regarded Yang Xian as his successor. How could he help Hu Weiyong, a political enemy at this time?
  Hu Weiyong said with emotion: "If His Highness King Wu had not shown me a clear path, I would never have thought that the only person who could save me at this time is sincerity."

Zhu Biao did not understand the deep meaning of this statement. He thought for a moment and said, "Xiangguo Hu, I can write a letter and send it to Uncle Chengyi, but I can't give you an answer as to whether there will be a response to this letter."

Hu Weiyong raised his hands and thanked him: "I am here, so I would like to thank His Highness the Crown Prince."

……

Qingtian, Zhejiang, Chengyi Mansion.

The bamboo forest rustles in the wind, quiet and ethereal.

The old man with white hair in snow clothes was lying on a wicker chair and basking in the sun, as if he was asleep.

Liu Ji, courtesy name Bowen.

In the 20th year of Zhizheng, at the request of Zhu Yuanzhang, he came to Yingtian to serve as counselor and the proposer of the eighteen current policies. After the founding of the Ming Dynasty, he was granted the title of Uncle Chengyi and served as Yushi Zhongcheng and Taishi Ling. He participated in the formulation of calendars and the establishment of military and military laws. In the fourth year of Hongwu's reign, he returned to his hometown.

The old servant came over with an envelope: "Uncle, this is a letter from the Crown Prince." Liu Ji slowly opened his eyes, took the letter from the old servant, opened it and read it.

After reading the contents of the letter, the famous Qingtian scholar laughed out loud: "Interesting, interesting. I never thought that in just a few years since I left Beijing, such a great talent would emerge in the capital."

The old servant asked curiously: "Uncle, what did His Highness the Crown Prince tell you?"

Liu Ji said calmly: "Hu Weiyong is about to die. Find His Highness the Crown Prince and ask me to save him."

"Save him? Is Hu Weiyong demented?" the old servant said through gritted teeth, "If he hadn't framed my uncle back then, how could you have been dismissed from office and sent back to your hometown. Now that Hu Weiyong is in trouble, it's better if we don't add insult to injury. He How can he have the nerve to ask us to save him?"

Liu Ji smiled slightly and said, "This time, I really have to save him."

"Ah?" The old servant was stunned.

"Perhaps this is the last chance for me and East Zhejiang."

Liu Ji stood up and looked into the distance, his eyes full of wisdom and depth, "Hu Weiyong, Hu Weiyong, you deserve what you have today. You think you are smart, but until the day something happened to you, you realized that you were alone. "

"There are so many smart people in the world, who can figure out everything in the world?"

The great scholar from Qingtian who assisted the current majesty to overthrow the Yuan Dynasty and establish the Ming Dynasty whispered: "There are talented people in every generation, and the new ones are better than the old ones. I would like to see who is this His Highness King Wu who is stirring up trouble in the capital. What a proud man."

He waved to the old servant.

"Prepare your trip, I'm going to the capital to meet the Holy Spirit!"

After three years, Liu Bowen regrouped and marched to Nanjing with his sword!
  ……

Prince Wu's Mansion.

Prince Zhu Biao rode to the gate of the palace and walked straight in without waiting for the servants to salute.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wu, who was playing chess with Zhu Di at the Pond Pavilion, was angry and laughing at the same time.

The whole capital was in an uproar because of this boy Zhu Zhu, but he was able to play chess with Lao Si comfortably, he was really big-hearted.

"Brother, why are you here? I haven't done anything wrong recently. Don't scold me." Seeing the prince, Zhu Di said with a guilty conscience.

Zhu Biao said angrily: "It's none of your business, I'm here to see Lao Wu."

"Lao Wu, what are you doing with Lao Wu?" King Yan looked at Zhu Xi, "Fifth brother, what trouble did you get into again?"

His Highness King Yan didn't know that his fifth brother was almost tearing up the capital during this period.

Zhu Ru stretched his body and said leisurely: "What trouble can I cause? Am I the most honest among our brothers?"

"Be honest, don't you know what you did?"

Zhu Biao came over angrily, and His Highness King Yan quickly gave up his seat to his eldest brother.

"Lao Wu, in front of me, the eldest brother, tell me what good things you have done these days."

(End of this chapter)