It was already dark when Mr. Han returned to the county government office, but the lights were still on in the government office.

Seeing him coming back, everyone rushed to pick him up.

"Sir, have you caught that little lady?" they asked.

Master Han looked slightly embarrassed.

"Found it..." he said, hurriedly changing the subject and asking everyone how things were going in the city.

"...the monks were all arrested...it was just the gangsters who had colluded with Monk Ningde before and took the opportunity to cause trouble..." the county magistrate said.

This is indeed a problem.

Magistrate Han nodded.

"This is a short period of time, but I'm afraid that the long days will make the people uneasy." Another subordinate said.

"...Yes, that little lady just threw away her hands and walked away, but she left a mess that is difficult to clean up..."

"...Those people insist that Master Ningde had previous achievements, but this little lady had robbed him of them..."

"…Today, someone secretly built a Dharma assembly to worship Ningde. Fortunately, we arrived and dispersed it in time…"

There was a lot of discussion in the official hall.

Mr. Han couldn't help but stretched out his hand to hold his sleeves.

"Everyone has worked hard. It's getting late today. Let's go and rest first. We'll discuss it tomorrow," he said.

Everyone nodded, packed up their things and left.

"Sir, has that lady been captured?" The county magistrate walked at the end and asked after everyone else had left.

Master Han sighed and shook his head.

"How can we get entangled in other people's affairs?" he said.

"My lord, it was she who killed Ningde." The county magistrate said, frowning, "Didn't we agree that please... that lady come back? After all, she killed someone, so it's not an exaggeration to go through the motions."

In fact, the most convenient and best way to deal with the aftermath of this matter is to blame it on this little lady. The government does not have to step in to solve the problem. They can just sit back and watch, and then take the opportunity to calm down and guide the people, instead of them facing it head on.

Master Han shook his head, reached out and pinched his sleeves again.

Yes, he had agreed to do this at the time, but when he saw the lady, he felt that it was not good to do so.

"Since we have classified it as a disaster caused by the demon monk, then this lady's killing was just to drive away evil and should not be punished. I asked her and asked her to sign a bond, so it has nothing to do with her." Master Han said.

"Sir, then we have a relationship!" the county magistrate said anxiously.

"It's true that we have a relationship. The disaster was originally caused by my lax control. If that lady killed someone, I handed the knife to him." Mr. Han said, "Don't involve others in this matter.

, I will solve it myself, at least that lady has solved the biggest problem by killing Ning De."

Mr. Han is good at everything, but he is obviously a scholar but he is too martial.

The county magistrate shook his head.

"Yes." He bowed and bowed before leaving.

When I walked out of the door, I thought of something and stopped. As expected, I saw Mr. Han reaching out and pinching his sleeves again.

It's really strange. What's in it?

The county magistrate frowned and walked away.

Mr. Han almost didn't sleep all night. He only had to lie down when it was almost dawn, and went out to report that someone was at home.

"I've heard that even Suzhou knows about such a big thing." Mrs. Han said as soon as she entered the door, reaching out to pat her heart, "What's going on?"

"What did you say?" Mr. Han asked without answering.

"You can say anything. Some people say it was your government who did it, and they said it was for profit." Mrs. Han said.

"It's really ridiculous." Mr. Han said as he rolled his sleeves.

"Of course I know it's ridiculous, but sir." Mrs. Han turned around and said anxiously, "Three people make a tiger."

He also asked if the murderer had been caught?

Master Han pinched his sleeves again and did not want to answer this question.

"Don't worry, I will deal with it myself." He said.

"How to deal with it?" Mrs. Han asked worriedly.

Mr. Han didn't want to talk about this, so he changed the subject and asked people at home.

"Yuan Dynasty is going to his father-in-law." Mrs. Han said, "Next year he will go to Beijing for the big exam. Maybe he should tell him, if we are afraid that Yuan Dynasty will regret it, why not get married earlier, and we have to delay it."

"He is a newlywed for the good of the Yuan Dynasty. How can he read a good book?" Mr. Han said, "This is a reassurance for the character of our Han family. Even if he wins, he will not regret the marriage."

"Our Yuan Dynasty is so good." Mrs. Han said, "The half-year bonus from the capital has arrived again, and they also sent word that Miss Banqin has prepared a place to live when the Yuan Dynasty comes to Beijing to prepare for the exam..."

"Banqin!" Master Han shouted suddenly, interrupting Mrs. Han's words.

Mrs. Han was startled.

"It turns out to be Banqin." Mr. Han paced back and forth with an excited expression, then suddenly stopped, "Could it be the same person? Yes, yes, it's possible. We all came from different backgrounds and went to the capital..."

Mrs. Han was confused by his muttering, and she hurriedly reached out to hold him and asked. Mr. Han considered the matter and said it. Mrs. Han was also shocked when she heard it.

"How is this possible? Master, is it just the same name?" she said.

"It's also possible." Master Han said, "But do you know? The lady looked at me and the first thing she said to me was, your surname is Han? Where do you come from?"

No one would ask this sentence for no reason, just to confirm something.

Mrs. Han was also stunned.

"And after I mentioned Suzhou, the girl named Banqin burst into surprise." Master Han continued, looking at his wife and nodding.

"No way." Mrs. Han didn't know what to say, so she just repeated.

There was a moment of silence in the room.

"If that's the case, then it's not random that the lady gave me this, so I'm going to give it a try." Master Han said, with his hands on his sleeves, he seemed to have made up his mind.

"What are you trying?" Mrs. Han asked.

Master Han said nothing and took out a square piece of paper from his sleeve.

"I know when the solar eclipse is," he said slowly.

"Sir! What are you talking about?"

The officials and subordinates sitting in the official hall all sat up in surprise and looked at Mr. Han who was sitting there.

"That's right, I said I know when there will be a solar eclipse." Mr. Han said, "This is our opportunity. We can use this to convince the people of our government and eliminate the hidden dangers left by the demon monk in one fell swoop."

"Can your Excellency deduce the calendar?" the county magistrate asked.

"I can only read the Wuyin Yuan Calendar. As for the deduction, I don't have that ability." Mr. Han shook his head and said, pushing the paper in his hand forward, "Others told me."

This happened so suddenly that everyone in the official hall was stunned.

"Sir, is that the lady?" the county magistrate asked, his eyes falling on Master Han's sleeves.

So is this what you had in your sleeve when you came back yesterday?

So the lady used this in exchange for the adults not being held accountable?

Master Han nodded.

"Yes, she told me." He said, "She said she would give us another chance."

If it is true, it is indeed a great opportunity if it is put into good use.

But adults are too easy to deceive...

The people present couldn't help but whisper to each other.

"What if it's not allowed?" asked Su Rong, the county magistrate.

That would become a big joke, and it would most likely become an opportunity for the remnants of Monk Ningde.

The risk is too great.

"My lord, are you here just to say thank you?"

"As expected, his surname is Han."

"In that case, I will give you a chance."

She won’t harm herself! She won’t lie to herself!

Master Han took a deep breath and raised his head.

"It must be accurate," he said. "It will be announced to the public and the whole city will prepare for the rescue ceremony."

Everyone in the official hall looked at him with solemn and hesitant expressions.

"Sir, please think twice," the county magistrate said.

"Yes, sir, actually it doesn't matter even if you don't do anything." Another official hesitated and said.
To be continued...