After entering the book, I emptied the warehouse of my foster mother's house to farm

After Jiang Hao came out of the third room, he walked around the corridor and unexpectedly ran into Ji Yan, who was walking with the support of Uncle Ming, behind a rockery.

Xiangling and Xiangcao hurriedly saluted the old man, both of them lowered their heads, not daring to look at Uncle Ming.

Uncle Ming didn't even look at them.

"Grandfather is finally willing to go out?"

If possible, Ji Yan didn't want to see Jiang Hao for a moment. He felt really angry when he saw her.

Listen to what she is saying?

"County Lord."

Uncle Ming helped the old man to stabilize himself a little, and then he said, "The old man is feeling better now, and he wants to go see the third master."

Seeing that Uncle Ming had become Ji Yan's mouthpiece, Jiang Hao turned his head and looked at him and said, "Since you are planning to go see Uncle San, then help the old man back first. You don't have to go."

Ji Yan and Uncle Ming were stunned when they heard this.

"What do you mean by that?"

Ji Yan couldn't help but ask.

Seeing that there was no one around, Jiang Hao took two steps towards Ji Yan, and then lowered his voice and replied, "Grandfather's efficiency is too low. By the time you solve the case, someone in the mansion might die again."

"you--"

Don’t be angry, don’t be angry. If you get too angry, no one will replace you.

Ji Yan kept comforting himself in his heart, and only then did he feel much better.

"County Master, do you know who the murderer is?"

Upon seeing this, Uncle Ming hurriedly patted the old man's back to help him calm down, but he still asked with a somewhat eager look in his eyes.

"It's probably close to ten."

Jiang Hao didn't lie to Uncle Ming. She set a trap for Guo, and it depended on whether she would fall into it.

If she jumped, she would undoubtedly be the murderer.

But if she didn't jump, it would only mean that she was being cautious, and it wouldn't dispel suspicion about her.

At first, she did not suspect Guo, but instead thought that it was Ji Ziyu who did it.

Perhaps it was because Guo left such a deep impression on people on a daily basis that no one would suspect her at the first moment.

But as the old saying goes, a barking dog never bites.

After yesterday's language manipulation towards Ji Ziyu, as well as Guo's reaction just now and her deliberate lies, people are even more suspicious of her.

It is very likely that Guo poisoned Ji Hui because the two pieces of news she spread caused Ji Hui to panic. Guo was worried that he would expose himself, so she decided to kill him once and for all.

However, if he was killed, Ji Ziyou would not be able to take the imperial examination normally.

So they thought of using oleander poison to kill people, making Ji Hui unconscious and fall into a coma, turning him into a living dead.

Of course, these are all Jiang Hao’s own deductions and guesses so far.

Whether the person who poisoned Ji Hui was Guo, and whether the reason was as she analyzed, the truth can only be revealed after the murderer is caught.

"Uncle Ming, the sun is quite hot, please help the old man back first."

Uncle Ming looked at Ji Yan hesitantly.

Recently, Uncle Ming felt that he had no intention of speaking in rebuttal in front of the county lady...

Ji Yan glared at Jiang Hao in annoyance. If he said he would not go back, he was afraid that she might have other words waiting for him.

never mind!

As long as the murderer can be found, it won't be a big deal if she listens to me.

"There is news. Send someone to pass on the message immediately."

No matter what, the old man still has to put on airs.

"That's right. Grandfather is still in charge of all the affairs in this mansion, big or small."

Jiang Hao was talking in a sarcastic tone, and Ji Yan felt as if his whole body was covered with thorns and he felt uncomfortable.

"Oh, right."

Jiang Hao called out to Ji Yan who had already turned around: "Grandfather asked me to treat that guest as soon as possible. After all, the longer the night, the more trouble there is!"