Abandoned Concubine Live: Your Majesty, come to the flop

Chapter 134
When all the soldiers heard this, they all lowered their heads, none of them wanted to discuss their professional level with Ouyang Che.

"Our life in the cold palace is already very boring. It's not against the law to have a piano for entertainment." Ouyang Che asked.

Zhang Zhi forced a smile: "It's not against the law."

The probing eyes scanned the faces of the girls, and finally came to Zhang Ping and Li Lu, and asked, "They always have this piano?"

Zhang Ping: "Yes."

Li Lu: "Well, they still play frequently."

Zhang Zhi smiled, and said to Ouyang Che: "I hope to come again next time, don't add anything."

Ouyang Che: "It actually depends on how carefully you search."

Zhao Derong also echoed: "Yes, we have a lot of personal belongings, and we don't even know what we have." After what happened last night, she was obviously much bolder.

Zhang Zhi knew early on that the concubines in the palace did not have a fuel-efficient lamp, but they were able to cooperate so seamlessly, which was really beyond his expectations.

"Let's go!" Zhang Zhi knew that he couldn't ask any more questions, so he ordered his subordinates to retreat.

The subordinates also breathed a sigh of relief, there was an inexplicable strangeness in the whole cold palace, which made them a little flustered.

Although it was the imperial army who retreated after investigating, the audience felt forced to retreat. They threw flowers and rewards one after another, and the anchor won another round.

Zhang Zhi reported the progress of the case to Chu Ruiye, but the perpetrator who killed Sun Luo has not been found yet.The dish in front of Sun Luo's body was poisoned, and all the food in the lunch box was poisoned.

The lunch box is exclusive to the Lenggong. If nothing happened to Sun Luo, no one would specialize in the investigation. It is very likely that the accident happened to the abandoned concubines in the Lenggong.

Whether Sun Luo was the poisoner or was killed by the poisoner remains to be determined.

Murders in the palace have always been carried out in secret, and the corpses are usually hidden by the perpetrators for a period of time before they are discovered. Such an aboveboard method of killing is unprecedented, and Chu Ruiye attaches great importance to it.

He took a special look at Sun Luo's body. There were two fatal wounds on his head, one was obviously pierced by a hard nail-like object, and the technique was very professional.The other place was too rough. It was stabbed heavily with a dagger, as if it was patched after Sun Luo fell to the ground, and the dagger was still standing on it.

It is difficult to explain why the perpetrator would use such a clumsy method to make up for it.

Looking at the pore-shaped wound on the back of Sun Luo's head, Chu Ruiye couldn't help but think of Ouyang Che's gold hairpin, which was just right.

It was in the imperial dining room again, which was in line with Ouyang Che's activity habits.

Seeing that Chu Ruiye was thinking, Zhang Zhi asked, "Your Majesty, what have you discovered?"

Chu Ruiye shook his head: "You continue to investigate, and report to me as soon as you have any progress."

Zhang Zhi suddenly felt that this sentence was so familiar. Sure enough, Chu Ruiye followed it up: "Don't startle the snake."

Zhang Zhi: "...Yes."

After Zhang Zhi left, Chu Ruiye called Yin Ying and Xuan Feng, and ordered: "You go and find out what happened to King Muyang and Marquis Beiyi recently."

Muyang Wang Chu Jinhuai just lost a capable man, and this matter was not done, so he dropped his teacup angrily.

His subordinate Yun Ji said: "My lord, don't worry, they won't find us."

When Xue Qingbi entered the Leng Palace, they did not have any reaction to the poison, so they suspected that an insider leaked the news. This time, he personally went out to bribe Sun Luo, who had a feud with the Leng Palace, and did not specify who he would target, just Let him be poisoned.Following Sun Luo's investigation, nothing could be found at all.

(End of this chapter)