I fought back after reselling my engagement

"Master." As soon as he saw that the person was from Jiangnan, he took it immediately. He originally wanted to destroy it with fire, but then he thought again and didn't want to do that.

Su Zhen said: "The Supervisory Guards are following orders. Do you dare to disobey them?"

Well, his master knew what he said to scare Chunmei and came to ask him about it.

Needless to say, Chunmei said it, otherwise how could it be such a coincidence.

Su Zhen said: "Last time you mentioned that the Ninth Princess went to Jiangnan, what was she doing there?"

Here, Xia Yang is the main one and Chun Mei is the auxiliary one.

Xia Yang said: "It's going to the south."

"The Ninth Princess is just passing through Jiangnan?"

"She was passing through Jiangnan, and her destination was Fuzhou."

Su Zhen was silent for a moment, "What's the reason?"

"An official impeached that the clansmen of Yao Jinnan, the Grand Commander of Jiangnan, bullied men and women in the south, seized people's good farmland, burned other people's houses, openly enclosed land, controlled the official salt factory, forced the salt factory craftsmen to death, and privately raised government soldiers, with the number of government soldiers reaching a thousand."

In order to control each family, the Great Qi Dynasty did not allow the maintenance of government soldiers. If the number exceeded 500, it would be regarded as having ulterior motives and committing the serious crime of treason.

"But has it been verified?" Su Zhen asked.

Xia Yang said: "It has been confirmed that he privately raised 1,200 soldiers and separated them into three places. This alone is the crime of genocide."

It is still true. Only this one is true. The other charges seem unnecessary. This is an unforgivable crime.

"I really don't understand. These aristocratic families are already extremely wealthy and powerful. Why do they knowingly commit crimes and still maintain so many soldiers?"

"Half of the salt mills in the south are controlled by the Yao family. In order to prevent the people from snatching the salt, they did everything they could. 1,200 soldiers guarded six salt mills, each of which was a large salt mill with a thousand workers."

No need to ask!

The Yao family is in big trouble this time.

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Listen to Yuxuan.

Su Zhen got the letter.

Su Mo's handwriting was filled with sadness. He unfolded the letter and saw the familiar cursive script:

"Cousin Wen Jiang:

I am glad to see your letter. I returned home safely on the night of September 9th. Fortunately, my grandmother is in good health. It turned out that she pretended to be sick to coax me back so that she could get married..."

Chunmei and Xiayang were standing in the yard.

Chunyue and Chunjiang didn't dare to go out at all.

Xia Yang glared at Chunmei.

Chunmei smiled and looked at him, "You are so bold. You received the letter three days ago but still refused to give it to the princess. The princess is not angry, but she should be..."

"That's Su Mo's letter, you despicable villain. He already had an engagement and he's married when he returns this time. Why is he still pestering the princess and deceiving her?"

Chunyue and Chunjiang quickly lowered their heads.

Both of them are ruthless men, and they are guards bestowed by the emperor on his own princess.

They had long heard from the servants in the mansion that the maids and servant girls sympathized with and felt sorry for the princess behind her back, but no one dared to tell her the truth for fear of hurting her.

In the past few days, when I went to the kitchen and met a familiar maid, she would ask, "Is the princess okay? Do you know what happened to Mr. Mo?"

Chunyue and Chunjiang are very cautious every day, for fear of accidentally letting something slip.

They didn't dare to tell anyone about Su Mo's marriage to Miss Yao on the tenth day of September. Anyone who told about it would be scolded and punished.

After reading the letter, Su Zhen wondered what Su Mo meant. Did he say that he was deceived, that he was forced to get married, that he was forced to become husband and wife? Or did he have to consider the reputation and face of the Su family and could not cancel the engagement on the same day?

He wanted to divorce her and asked her to wait for him, and he would never let her down...

She held the letter and Su Mo's honesty. It was precisely because of his frankness and honesty that made her angry, but she could not call him a scumbag.

Everyone waited outside. After a long time, there was no sound in the house, no roar, no venting, no crying, nothing, it was terrifyingly quiet.

Chunmei pointed at Chunyue and Chunjiang and said, "You go and have a look."

Chun Jiang was not stupid, and he stepped back again and again, "Why don't you go?"

Chunmei stared at Chunyue.

Chunyue moved cautiously, like a little thief, poked her head out, and lifted the beaded curtain. In front of the window desk, Su Zhen was working on the inkstone with a very ugly expression. Angry? Not angry! Sad? Not sad.

Too scary!

Chunyue immediately retracted her neck and turned back to the yard.

Chunmei asked: "What happened?"

"The princess looks terrible. Don't let me go."

Anyone who has seen it will know that she is trying hard to restrain and suppress herself.

She has to reply, Su Zhen thought.

She held the inkstone to vent her anger. The ink was good, so she picked up the pen and said, "Cousin Mo, how are you?"

The handwriting is not good enough and it is too ugly.

She grabbed the paper and crumpled it into a ball.

Write again and rub again.

She repeated this process over and over again, and there were more and more paper balls on the ground, but in the end, she still couldn't write well.

All the paper for writing letters was gone, but there was still some on the shelf on one side.

She couldn't write well and she couldn't calm down.

Before he left, she knew the truth. She refused to read the materials, asked questions, or listen. She pretended that things would turn around between her and him. But in fact, from the very beginning, this was a relationship with no result.

She spread out a large sheet of paper and wrote, as if she had practiced calligraphy a thousand times, "Red and tender hands, yellow wine, the whole city is full of spring colors and the willows on the palace walls. The east wind is bad, the joy is thin, a heart full of sorrow, a hundred years of separation. Wrong, wrong, wrong?

Spring is the same as before, but I am thin and empty, tears are red and wet through the silk gauze. Peach blossoms are falling, the pool is empty, although the mountain alliance is still there, it is difficult to entrust a letter. No, no, no? "

So what if they loved each other? She couldn't resist the fact that Yao looked down on her.

After writing in big characters twice, her heart calmed down. She took a few pages of letter paper again, copied the poem on the letter paper, and used punctuation marks.

She wrote:

"Cousin Mo:

I am very happy. I am very happy to see your letter. I am doing well now. I have recently studied the punctuation marks used in poetry and articles..."

She introduced the usage and meaning of the punctuation marks she mentioned, only introducing the comma, period, and question mark.

After putting pen to paper, she signed her name in one go, with her handwriting being fine and not messy at all, then she wrote on the envelope and sealed it with wax.

"Somebody come!"

The four people who had not dared to come in earlier ran in at the same time.

Su Zhen handed the letter to Chunmei and said, "Send it to the Su family in Jinling."

Chunmei responded "yes".

It would be better for her to go and run errands. It would be too scary if the princess got angry, and she didn't want to be a punching bag.

Su Zhen asked with a smile: "Have you heard of punctuation marks? I studied them, and they are used in poetry."

She pointed to the poem she had just written.

Xia Yang seemed to be frozen in place.

Chunyue and Chunjiang were not very literate and only learned from the princess after they were sold here.

"This is a comma, used to separate sentences. This circle is a period, which means the end of a sentence. This is a question mark, which indicates a question."

Xia Yang understood everything.

She was asking Su Mo whether the relationship between them was wrong from the beginning and whether it was time to end and not continue.

Inside the house, Xia Yang was silent, feeling very conflicted. This Su Mo was a bastard. He had obviously married someone else, but he was still keeping an affair with the princess, causing her pain. The less she showed it, the more pain she must be feeling inside.

Only when one is in extreme pain can one write such heartbreaking poetry.

Xia Yang couldn't find any words to comfort him.