His Highness, he wants to repay with marriage

Chapter 51 Extremely arrogant
Since Yun Mohan can't be stopped from doing anything wrong, he can only do his best and be the one who can turn the tide.

As long as he can find evidence during this last period...

Yun Mohan's nonsense today will be his stepping stone when he returns to Beijing to report!

Han Wang gave up the obstruction for the time being.

As a result, Yun Mohan's questioning became smoother.

Simply repeating the previous question, he tapped on the table with his fingers, and asked the official below: "Have you figured out how to answer it?"

"This..." All the officials hesitated for a moment and shook their heads, "I have learned more about this matter these days, but what Li Lu said is indeed inconsistent with the status quo..."

"That's right, whether it's the pensions during the construction or the wages after the construction, the county has allocated them in a timely manner. Although the process is cumbersome and may delay a day or two, there is absolutely no reason to take it privately! I hope your Highness will learn from you!"

"Look at His Highness's enlightenment!"

"Mingjian? Heh..." Yun Mohan curled his lips into a chuckle, "According to what you say, it means you don't recognize what you did?"

"His Royal Highness, minister wait..."

"Don't rush to defend yourself, first look at the evidence that this king brought, and then think about making excuses." Yun Mohan picked up the teacup and took a sip, and said lightly, "Otherwise, this king is afraid that you won't even have a chance to struggle, Go to prison first."

Hearing this, the officials of Taiping County couldn't help but turn pale.

What the other party said was extremely arrogant, and at first glance, it seemed that he had grasped the appearance of real evidence.

But isn't King Han still checking the ledger?Judging by Han Wang's anxious appearance like them, it doesn't seem like he has found out anything, right?

What's more, King Han has been investigating alone for the past two days. King Yu, who has been staying in Li Village all day, probably doesn't even know the account book.

So, what evidence can he have?
I can't, which villager has the courage to sue?
A group of officials looked at each other in blank dismay, and repeated eye contact was fruitless.

They really couldn't figure out what was wrong.

While they were thinking, several things were also placed in front of the hall by the silver armored guards one by one.

"Couple? Tea set? Bedding?" The county magistrate tugged at the corner of his mouth and looked back with doubts, "Dare to ask Your Highness, what can you see from just looking at these things?"

Can a pile of rags be used as evidence?

Is there another mystery in it, or when King Yu fell off the cliff, he broke his brain by the way?
"Can't you see it?" Yun Mohan curled his lips, "Yes, if you can see the problem, you should let the villagers hide their things."

After all, he didn't care what the county magistrate and the others looked like, he waved his finger, and signaled the silver armored guard to take out the tea set and bedding first: "This king said that these two things are [-]% new, isn't it an exaggeration?"

"Not too much." The county magistrate honestly shook his head.

"Then tell me, how long do you pay the villagers who build the road?"

"This year is approaching the end of the year."

After a short pause, the county magistrate added: "The road was completed in early December, and the wages took more than ten days according to the process. It was completed in late December. It is not against the common sense to be able to add new things after that."

It was fine if he didn't say this sentence, but as soon as this sentence fell, the smile on Yun Mohan's lips suddenly deepened: "Master Lin really thinks that this is not against common sense?"

He sneered: "According to the custom-made purchase records I found in the county shop, almost all of these new items were bought by the villagers in February this year.

"This is strange. People who got money years ago, why didn't they choose to buy some good things for their homes during the Chinese New Year instead of waiting until the next year?"

(End of this chapter)