The general has a cute wife

Chapter 934 Cao Min is a Fugitive
Xiao Jian agreed, and the attendant went to give the servant some money, and the servant left happily.

He changed his clothes and went to the Marquis of Ningguo's Mansion. It happened that Ning Zhengxi was also there. Ning Shu ran off to play somewhere, and saw no one.

Ning Zhengxi pointed to the stool: "Sit down and talk if you have anything to do."

He sat down calmly and said: "The weather is cold, and tomorrow will be free. It is rare for the emperor to be free. I want to invite the emperor to the teahouse to discuss business. Can my father-in-law invite the emperor for me?"

Ning Zhengxi glanced at him: "What the hell are you planning?"

Xiao Jiancong said: "My current identity is a businessman, and Shushu is the princess, the people of the Wang family saw me with her that day, but there is no news for so many days, it seems that I am preparing for something.

I thought they would cause trouble at the palace banquet on New Year's Eve, so I wanted to tell the emperor before New Year's Eve, there are many people in the palace, if I go to see the emperor, I am afraid that the royal family will be vigilant, so I want to invite the emperor to come out. "

Ning Zhengxi stared at him for a long time, and squeezed out three words: "Old fox."

He brought tea to drink: "Got it, got it, I will bring the emperor to you tomorrow, you seize the opportunity."

Knowing that he would help, Xiao Jiancong went to arrange it.

On the second day, Ning Zhengxi brought Yunyang with him. The three of them first went to the hot spring together, and then they sat around the stove and cooked rice wine.

Yunyang smiled and said, "What kind of business does An Yu want to discuss with me?"

Xiao Jian knelt down from the robe: "I also ask the emperor to forgive me. The grassroots have no business to discuss, and the grassroots have committed a serious crime. I ask the emperor to forgive me."

Yunyang drank a glass of rice wine, and seemed to be in a good mood: "What? Did you evade taxes? Or were you caught selling counterfeit goods?"

Xiao Jian was silent: "Neither of them."

Yunyang looked at him: "What is that?"

"Caomin, he is a fugitive."

Yunyang paused, and thought about it carefully in his mind: "Zhen, I don't remember where the prisoner escaped was reported."

"Caomin is a fugitive from Qin."

Yunyang understood, and he was still casual: "I don't care about Qin's crimes. If you escape, you can escape. But what happened to you?"

"Caomin is the henchman of Qin's abolished prince, and Xiao Jiancong, the mastermind of the prince's rebellion."

Yunyang stopped drinking, looked at him for a long time without moving, and Ning Zhengxi didn't speak.

Yunyang turned serious, and looked at him sharply: "Are you Xiao Jiancong?"

"Yes, Caomin is Xiao Jiancong."

Yun Yang put down his wine glass, stood up and walked a few steps with his hands behind his back, while Xiao Jian had been kneeling all along.

Yun Yang said: "Then I ask you, are you really plotting rebellion?"

Xiao Jiancong said: "This matter has to start with the one hundred thousand swords ordered by the emperor and the grass people. If you want to make a good sword, you have to go to the grass people to cast gold in the state of Qin.

It was because they discovered the batch of sabers that they insisted that Jiang Yan was the mastermind of treason, and Cao Min was the mastermind. He was convicted before he was given a chance to defend himself, and Bai An and his son rebelled and fabricated false evidence, so they suffered such a great injustice. "

Yunyang looked at him: "Then, in that case, I did harm to you?"

Xiao Jiancong said: "The battle for the heir apparent in Qin State is fierce. Jiang Yan is a crown prince but his ability is mediocre. He has three elder brothers whose talents are higher than his. His position is in jeopardy. Those swords are just an introduction, and they are still infighting at all. At that time, Cao Min was still a minister of the Qin State, but he did a sword business with the emperor, so it would not be an exaggeration to say that he was guilty."

(End of this chapter)