Half a month after the murder , Dali Temple wrote a letter to the emperor, and was sent by He Anchang, the chief political officer of the Secretariat. The emperor had a long conversation with He Anchang for a long time, and only heard that there was a sound of a pen drop in the study. The next day, the minister of Dali Temple Zuo Kaizhi complained about He Yong's murder and asked for the order to supervise the Qin prince Xin Wen, and blamed the Qin prince for negligence and indulgence. The emperor did not speak, and Xie Jingsheng, the former governor of the Liao Dynasty in Qingping, rushed to the back. He wrote to Xin Wen, although he had no official position, he was selling official positions and donating titles. It was inappropriate. He had accused the female official and prostitute of the foreign government as prostitutes, and had already been punished as prisoners. The emperor was extremely angry and ordered Dali Temple to immediately collect the prince Xin Wen, and blame the King of Qin for his half-year salary, and closed the palace to think about his mistakes.

Xin Wen was sentenced to prison, but the was tried by Zuo Kaizhi, He Anchang, Xie Jingsheng, Zuodu Censor Fu Mingxue, Jingwei Commander Tai Shubo, and Dali Temple Right Shaoqing Hou Rongcheng supervised the .

"The two princes were inserted overnight. It seems that the prince was determined to protect the King of Qin." Xie Jingsheng looked upstairs as Fu Mingxue and Tai Shubo chatted in the courtyard, saying, "Tai Shubo is difficult."

"But he is also the best person to control." He Anchang looked at him and said, "As the commander of the Beijing Guard, Tai Shubo is in charge of guarding the palace guards of the capital. If he turned his posture completely to the prince, he would probably be the first person to remove him. What I care about is Fu Mingxue."

"Zuodu Censor?" Xie Jingsheng raised his eyebrows slightly and glanced at him, "You don't look like someone who will be reported by the Inspectorate."

He Anchang said lightly: "Of course, you can't."

"It would be fine if I was still in Kyoto, but now I release Qingping, what can he participate in me?" Xie Jingsheng said innocently: "Besides, I have always reported to the public to enforce the law and never do anything that violates the court's rules."

"You have done a lot of things in Kyoto." He Anchang turned around and returned to the , "be careful to let the Jinyiwei clean up."

"As for the order." Xie Jingsheng smiled, but his eyes were staring at Tai Shubo, like a rabbit-catching eagle.

He Anchang may not care about Tai Shubo, but Xie Jingsheng cannot. Compared to Fu Mingxue, Tai Shubo is more important to the prince. Tai Shubo has 30,000 commander of the Jingwei Command, which is also the only army that the prince can now fight against the Tang King who is released from the vassal state. These 30,000 people are not a big fight, but if they are used to take Kyoto one day, it will be more than enough. If the King of Qin is the prince's eye in Beijing, then Tai Shubo is the evil dog he guards. At present, he cannot take the prince, but Xie Jingsheng is extremely happy to cut off two people in one hand.

However, after a few days of investigation, there was no progress. The reason was that Tai Shubo ordered the official girl sent by Xin Wen in the capital to investigate the capital, but he was reluctant to meet the number. He was already a little anxious, and the emperor was very dissatisfied with this. Tai Shubo was even more distressed. He clearly found the right place, but could not find the person sent to him. Someone had already cleaned up the traces and must give him this pain.

When Bai Jiu entered the palace to play chess with the emperor, he saw that the emperor looked bad. As expected, he heard the emperor say, "Look at how Tai Shubo."

Bai Jiu was holding the chess piece and was focusing on the chess game. He said without caring: "Sir, Master Tai, is strict and fair." After saying that, he looked up slightly and smiled at the emperor, "Look at the stern, he is a person who acts according to the order."

"Operation according to the order." The emperor narrowed his eyes and read this sentence.

Bai Jiu slowly pressed the chess piece, "Uncle Tai has never made any mistakes in guarding the palace."

Bai Jiu held his hand and pointed a pen, saying, "A Xin Yi." Xin Yi's eyes fell back to the painting, and saw the rabbit carrying a radish on his back, as if he was about to hit the tree stump, so he realized that the person was called the rabbit Xin Yi. Then he turned his pen and outlined a skinny and bone-shaped dog behind the rabbit, chasing behind the rabbit. The rabbit was panicking and was about to hit the tree stump. When the ink slipped, he drew a nap leopard in front of the stump. In this way, the rabbit fell into a dilemma.

Xin Yi smiled and said, "It doesn't look like Xin Yi."

Bai Jiu was still painting. If you want to see a rabbit, you will run into a leopard, and the evil dog will catch up with the rabbit. Suddenly, a snake jumped out next to it and tied the rabbit in his territory. The evil dog caught him and caught him in a precaution and bit him. The snake got a rabbit and saw that the dog and the leopard were both injured.

Bai Jiu threw away his pen at will.

Xin Yi asked, "Don't you draw anymore?"

Bai Jiu asked back, "Are you afraid of snakes?" Xin Yi shook his head, wondering what he meant. Bai Jiu smiled, let go of him, took a step back, and said, "Let's turn around and I'll take a look."

Xin Yi turned around, but unexpectedly, Bai Jiu took a step forward and almost got close to him. Xin Yi turned red, stepped back, and held his hand on the edge of the table, leaning against the desk. But this time, Bai Jiu did not let him go, but hugged the person on the table, stuck his long legs into him, and asked again: "Are you afraid of snakes?"

Xin Yi's heart was about to jump out, and he clenched his fist and quickly pressed it against the tip of his nose, trying to block the redness of his face. Bai Jiu touched his fingers sideways on his cheek and said, "Reply."

Xin Yi's eyes drooped slightly, and he shook his head. Bai Jiu pulled his fist-clenched hand and placed it on his shoulder, pressed it down, pressed his other hand on the back of his head, firmly trapping the person in his own range, and then kissed him thoroughly. Xin Yi was pressed onto the table and was frightened by the touch of the tip of his tongue. His fingers gradually tightened on Bai Jiu's shoulder, his face became more and more flushed, and he felt a sense of being about to not breathe.

When Bai Jiu's lips left him, Xin Yi was already breathing slightly. Bai Jiu put his forehead on his forehead and quietly said nothing. Xin Yi's breath gradually leveled, and it seemed that Bai Jiu had kissed her on her lips and licked her again.

Xin Yi suddenly raised his head and said loudly, "Stop." His face turned red and his expression was embarrassed, his eyes almost overflowed with water, and even his voice trembled.

Bai Jiu was close to him, and naturally felt that he was changing clearly somewhere, but he just didn't let go of him and said, "Child."

Xin Yi felt that this person was really bad, just to make him embarrassed. He couldn't help but pull his hand cover to block his eyes and murmured: "I just think it's a dream, don't think I'm ashamed and angry."

Bai Jiu paused and asked keenly: "What have you dreamed of?"

Xin Yi now covered his face with his arm and said, "Sir, Xin Yi is not here."

"Is that right?" Bai Jiu reached out to grab his waist, letting his embarrassment hinder him, and said lightly: "If I can't find Xin Yi, I have to use it to find fun."

Xin Yi was embarrassed, raised his hand to push Bai Jiu's chest, and shrank his body and said, "I, I, I am Xin Yi!" He became nervous and stuttered again. Bai Jiu stared at him like a trembling rabbit. Xin Yi couldn't stand Bai Jiu staring at him like this, and his shame was dyed by his neck, and his ears were red and bloody.

Bai Jiu rubbed his fingertips against the tip of his ear and said, "I'm timid."

Xin Yiyujie saw his eyes moving up to his lips again, and immediately blocked his mouth, saying, "Broken, broken..."

Bai Jiu said: "I'm sorry."

It looked not like an apology, but more like a calm occupancy. Bai Jiu's fingers rubbed his ears with a hot finger. The snake occupied the breath and released the rabbit, which was all shrunk all over. The panicked rabbit brought its carrots with its legs weak, and took a trembling step before realizing that it was already stained with the aura of a snake.

Tai Shubo retired, and the commander of the Beijing Guard was vacant and someone would replace him. But this person would never be just one person, he also means that he is from which side of the force. Xie Jingsheng drove Tai Shubo from his post without any concealment, and he would inevitably be recorded again.

It rained heavily the next day. He Anchang's carriage suddenly had a pulley on his way to Dali Temple and hit a stone lion at the intersection. His entire car body was overturned and fell into the rain, shattering his side. When Xie Jingsheng arrived at the clinic, he was bandaging it, and half of his body started from his right shoulder was covered with blood. His shoulders and arms were the most severely injured. His fair skin was dazzling by wood debris, and his face was very white.

"The wheels are disrepair, and it is easy to get into trouble when it rains heavily and slippery." He An Chang pointed the bench with his left hand and said to Xie Jingsheng: "It's not a big deal."

Xie Jingsheng didn't sit down, and squatted in front of him and stared at the person.

He Anchang felt that Xie Jingsheng did not look like Xie Jingsheng today, and he was not like him. In just a few moments, he read something from Xie Jingsheng's eyes, and he was not angry. Seeing Xie Jingsheng's shoulders wet, he said, "Go and wipe it, you have water on your body, I'm cold."

Xie Jingsheng smiled, got up and asked the doctor in the clinic for cloth, and stood in the hall to wipe it casually. The doctor asked him to go to the inner hall to change his clothes, but he didn't go, teased the person and turned back to Xie Jingsheng who was the same as usual.

He Anchang breathed a sigh of relief, but he was stunned again after he was relieved, not understanding why he was relieved.

The doctor put the medicine on it, and Xie Jingsheng found a big cloak from somewhere for He Anchang to wear. He Anchang looked at it still raining heavily outside, but he did not refuse. He also had injuries on his leg and did not want to trouble Xie Jingsheng, but Xie Jingsheng got the prescription and medicine from the doctor, and turned around and carried him out.

He Anchang frowned, "In broad daylight."

Xie Jingsheng tightened his arms, "I'll take you home."

A carriage that he had never seen before was parked outside. Seeing Xie Jingsheng carrying him out, the person driving the car lifted the curtain silently, and Xie Jingsheng entered. He Anchang was sleepy all the way, and his face had not recovered. The two of them didn't say anything. They just said that they had reported the letter in front of the He Mansion. After a moment, He Anchang and his family came out to pick up the person. Xie Jingsheng took the person out of the car and handed it over, and smiled and said politely to Mr. He, and then said goodbye.
Chapter completed!