It is certainly a bit inappropriate to say that Nurhachi is asking for wages, and it should be said that he is here to ask for outstanding payments.

Gao Huai, a big man, acted as a profiteer very unkindly.

Take people's goods, give people white strips, and the technique is very skillful.

Now, people come to ask for money, just like the closed door and the army, they also come with knives.

This nature is comparable to a military mutiny, because it is a border disorder.

It can be said that Nurhachi is also a member of the household with a knife.

So, the question is, why is the timing so coincidental?

Here Shanhaiguan and Songjin garrisons mutinied, and over there Nurhachi led troops to Fushun Pass to ask for arrears?

Coincidence of this kind of thing, good ministers are not very believable.

He felt that this was a conspiracy.

A conspiracy that forced Gao Huai to death.

The nature is equivalent to mending the knife, if the closed military mutiny fails to kill Gao Huai, the emperor still protects this eunuch who can get money for him, and he will make up another one to provoke the side provocation. Anyway, the person in charge is determined to die highly, otherwise, he won't be able to withstand such a big battle.

Liangchen did not ask Li Huoyang if Li Chengliang knew about this, but told Li Huoyang with certainty that he would definitely report this matter to the emperor truthfully.

Li Shouyang left and didn't say anything else.

This made Liangchen a little disappointed, because he thought that the other party would bribe his "angel", after all, there was such a thing as a military mutiny, no matter how the court dealt with it, after the fact, someone had to come out to take the blame, right?

Is it possible to make trouble casually in the military mutiny?

For the mutiny, although the law does not blame the public, and the court mainly appeases, the matter of settling accounts after the autumn is always in the history books.

Settle accounts with whomever you want, and you are the one who takes the lead.

If Li Shouyang is a smart person, he should show something to Wei Liangchen, an "angel", so that even if he can't get out of trouble, at least, he can save his life. After all, the echo of the angel has a great influence on how the emperor qualitatively closes the military mutiny and how to deal with it. This is also the reason why since ancient times, the emperor's side, the foreign ministers are always not as close as the internal ministers.

But looking at this posture, Li Shouyang has no fear, and he is not afraid at all. It can only be said that someone has given him a package ticket.

The package ticket issued by this person is enough for Li Huoyang not to have to tie up the "angel", and he doesn't have to care about whether the imperial court will settle accounts after the autumn. The weight of this person is so heavy, looking at the inside and outside of the gate, there is no second person.

After Li Shouyang left, Liangchen sat there thinking about a lot of things, and then asked Li Yongzhen to take a pen and paper, and while writing, he waited for another person to come.

It is Wang Bangcai who has to wait for the good ministers.

Behind Li Shouyang should be Li Chengliang, the military leader of Liaodong, Wang Bang is a civil official, and behind him is naturally Wang Xiangqian, the governor of Jiliao.

Li Huoyang can come to see him in private, and Wang Bangcai may come over too. The former is here to make up for the knife, and what the latter will say, Liangchen is also looking forward to it.

The different statements and attitudes of the principals can play a good reference role in clarifying the military mutiny.

However, after waiting for a long time, the good ministers did not wait for Wang Bang to come.

"Brother Tian!" After Liangchen finished writing, he called out.

Tian Gang and Li Wei didn't go to rest, after all, they were in the midst of the chaos, even if they closed the door and now looked calm, but the two of them never had Wei Liangchen's confidence, so they kept outside.

This is actually Li Wei's idea, this guy has a little more eyes, and seeing that the Shanhaiguan gang seems to attach great importance to Wei Liangchen, the little angel, he pulled Tian Gang to wait outside the house. In this way, even if something bad happens, those rebels don't look at the face of the monk and look at the face of the Buddha, saying that they have to embarrass him for two small roles.

Tian Gang entered the house, and he didn't know what Wei Liangchen told him to do, but he was still quite excited to be called a big brother by the head of the small case. In particular, the courage of the head of this small case is very amazing, and in just a few words, he actually asked the rebel army to open the ban and return to the barracks, which is something that other people dare not think of.

Wei Liangchen was shaking the paper in his hand, the ink on it had not yet dried, and it could dry faster if he shook it.

"You send this letter and this complaint to the palace for me at once." After the ink dried, Liangchen was about to fold the letter and hand it to Tian Gang, but after thinking about it, he handed it to Li Yongzhen on the side, "I'm bothering Gonggong Li to help me see if there are any mistakes." ”

Li Yongzhen was stunned, Tian Gang and they said, this young man is the head of the small case of the government test, why do you want him to see if there is a typo.

Puzzled, he still took the letter and read it carefully from beginning to end.

To Li Yongzhen's surprise, this letter was completely different from the articles and letters he had read before, from the first word to the end, it was all written in the vernacular, and there were gaps between sentences. In this way, people can look at it and understand the meaning at a glance, without having to think about it together.

Looking at it, it seems to be the habit of storytellers in the market.

In the letter, Wei Liangchen's experience after leaving Beijing was recorded in detail, like notes, no matter how big or small, he recorded them one by one. Even how Gao Huai scolded and smashed the bowl in the post station, how the generals who closed the door cursed, and how the right guard of Jianzhou asked Gao Huai to repay the money was clearly written on the paper.

Looking at it, Li Yongzhen felt a little funny, because this little case leader not only recorded others, but also wrote every sentence he said on it.

Gradually, the smile on his face disappeared, replaced by a frightened heart.

Because, he found that even if he didn't come to Shanhaiguan with Wei Liangchen, he could know everything he had heard, heard, and said from this letter, as if he had been there in person.

Li Yongzhen has seen the courtiers' recitals, and he has also read the documents of Jinyiwei, and he has also seen Dongchang Fanzi's secret probe, and he has compared it a few times, but it is not as detailed, objective, and comprehensive as what this young man wrote.

This feels as if Wei Liangchen is slowly telling a story, from time and place to character plot. This is easier to read than the rigid words on the official documents.

"The article on the head of the small case is not as good as our family." After reading it, Li Yongzhen folded the letter and handed it to Tian Gang along with the complaint.

"Does Grandpa Li think there's a problem?" Liangchen asked.

"Nope." Li Yongzhen shook her head and said.

"That's good."

Liangchen nodded, he believed that Li Yongzhen should understand what he meant, and the purpose of letting Li Yongzhen see the letter he wrote was to let this real father-in-law, the future Da Jue, help him see if there was a taboo in the writing, and whether the things mentioned crossed the line.

In this letter, Liangchen made a request to the emperor, that is, he hoped to go to Fushun to have a look. After all, the root cause of the chaos in Jianzhou's right guard is also on Gao Huai. Since Wei Liangchen invited himself to come and take a look, then take a thorough look by the way.

As for how to deal with Gao Huai, how to deal with the chaotic army behind the gate, and how to deal with the "collection" of the right guard of Jianzhou, Liangchen did not give any suggestions, and only honestly wrote everything he knew to the emperor.

However, at the end of this letter, Liangchen wrote this sentence - "The mine supervisor can be replaced, but not abolished." ”