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

Jiang Hao had no idea what had happened in the Jiang family. Her energy was focused on the assassination and poisoning.

Fortunately, neither Xu Xing’s people nor her own people are vegetarians.

News also came back from Jinzhou Prefecture.

That foreigner was brought here by King Qi’s men.

As for why we couldn't find out his entry information and where he stayed after entering the capital, it was because he entered the capital city by hiding among the people of the Yong'an Escort Agency.

But whether he was hiding in the escort box or borrowing the identity of another escort has not been found out yet.

Jiang Hao preferred the former. After all, the appearance of the foreigner was very different from that of the Han people. It would be easy for him to be discovered if he pretended to be a bodyguard. If he hid himself and gave him some benefits, the soldiers guarding the city would know that it was the business of the Prince of Qi's Mansion and naturally they would not really investigate and would not let go even an ant.

"We can find it, and so can His Majesty's people."

Not only that, I'm afraid Your Majesty had someone investigate when Mark first complained.

It is true that the throne of the emperor came easily, but it does not mean that the person sitting in that position will be a fool. Especially when it is related to whether he can hold on to this position, Mark complained, and Emperor Su Wen would certainly not sit idly by.

Otherwise, why did he have Mark thrown into the Dali Temple?

After Xu Xing heard what Jiang Hao said, Bai Zi gently dropped it and added: "The time they found out should be earlier than ours."

The whole world belongs to the emperor, and Jinzhou Prefecture is the emperor's Jinzhou Prefecture. To avoid misunderstanding, they can only investigate secretly, but the emperor's people do not need to do that. Instead, they will use local government agencies, which will naturally make the investigation more efficient.

"Now the foreigner is dead and the King of Qi is injured..."

"County Lady, speaking of the King of Qi being injured, do you want to hear a joke?"

Zhuifeng interrupted and couldn't help but share it with Jiang Hao.

"Oh?"

Jiang Hao became interested, and looked at Zhuifeng with a smile on his face: "Why don't you tell me about it?"

Xu Xing also looked at Zhuifeng.

But the gossipy expressions of these two were not as obvious as those of Xu Zhao, who had been sitting in the corner pretending to be invisible.

"Hurry up, tell me."

It has been several days since Xu Zhao returned to the capital. He has been following his eldest brother all day and cannot go out to run around, nor is he allowed to go to see the Seventh Prince. He feels very tired all day.

If the person he wanted to see today was not Jiang Hao, he would have cried, made a fuss, and even threatened to hang himself - he didn't want to come at all.

Seeing several pairs of eyes staring at him, Zhuifeng cleared his throat and spoke quickly.

"That day, after the King of Qi left the palace and returned home, the King of Wei did not return home immediately after being punished to kneel, but went to the King of Qi's mansion instead. As a result... the King of Wei made the King of Qi so angry that he jumped all over the room, and finally his face turned pale with anger, and he rolled on the ground several times in pain while holding his hand..."

However, by the end of his words, Zhuifeng's voice became smaller and smaller.

Xu Xing's expression changed slightly.

What was he just saying?

Can this be said?

"It is only natural that the King of Wei and the King of Qi would fight each other."

Jiang Hao spoke up to ease the awkwardness.

Zhuifeng was also a man of few words. He spoke without restraint about the fact that the King of Qi had injured his vitals, and he did it in front of her. It would be strange if Xu Xing could treat him well.

"Now that the King of Wei knows the truth, he will probably be so happy that he can't sleep for the next few days."

How could the King of Wei not be happy when he lost a competitor, and a strong one at that?

All of his capable brothers missed out on that position, and he was picked out as a general from among the short ones. In the end, wasn't he the biggest beneficiary?

"What the county lady said is correct. The King of Wei has closed the door to his mansion these days and is celebrating in his residence!"