The residential area behind the government office is very chaotic.
The Yulin Army had the situation under control, but Magistrate Shi's family was very difficult to deal with. They were crying and making noises. As soon as Ye Zhenzhen walked in, she heard a magic sound piercing her ears, and she couldn't help but frown.
Cui Weizhen couldn't stand the sound, so he called a Yulin army to ask: "What's going on?"
The Yulin Army had been tortured by the noise for most of the day and could no longer bear it. Now they quickly complained: "Master Cui, Magistrate Shi did not want to be controlled and instigated his family members to cause trouble. These people have been making trouble for most of the day.
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After all, their reputation was not justified, and they could not use force against Magistrate Shi and his family, so they could only passively endure these tortures. How had their dignified soldiers of the emperor ever suffered such injustice? Now they were suffering for no reason.
, has completely made Magistrate Shi bear a grudge.
Cui Weizhen calmed Yu Linjun's mood, and after asking Mingshi where the prefect was, he went straight to the study. Not only was Shi Yan here, but Zhu Mingyu was also guarding it personally.
Deng Cunying came to the study one step ahead of them to search. Shi Yan had lost all his demeanor at this time. He was tightly suppressed by the two Yulin soldiers. He was so angry that he yelled at the door. After he finished scolding, Deng Cunying then scolded Zhu Mingyu. Neither of these two generals were
They were so angry that their face was black and blue after being scolded, and their veins were throbbing. If Cui Weizhen and others hadn't arrived to interrupt their mood, they would have really beaten them up.
Shi Yan was already so angry that he didn't care about offending anyone. When he saw Cui Weizhen, he cursed again: "Are you Cui Weizhen? What a scheming, arrogant and domineering imperial minister! I am from the fourth rank
Official, you are just a trivial official, but you dare to commit crimes against others and frame them up! This government must help you!"
Cui Weizhen responded with a sneer: "Master Shi, you are worrying too much. You will not have this opportunity in the future."
This is simply arrogant and arrogant to the point of making people angry.
Shi Yan was so angry that he almost exploded on the spot and cursed "Shuzi", "Wolf ambition" and other words. However, Cui Weizhen didn't move at all and stared at Yu Linjun walking around in his study. He was angry and anxious, and finally paid attention.
General Gao, the leader of the garrison who followed Cui Weizhen, said quickly: "General Gao, please help me get out of trouble. I will definitely repay you in the future."
General Gao was troubled and embarrassed, and suddenly regretted following him. But it was too late for him to withdraw now, so he could only bite the bullet and said: "Master Shi, there is no need to be angry. Those who are clean will clean themselves up. When Master Cui can't find anything,
You will regain your freedom, and it will not be too late to impeach Mr. Cui then."
He claimed that his words were impartial, but Shi Yan didn't appreciate it at all. Instead, he sneered, and the temperature in his eyes was extremely cold.
General Gao shuddered, thinking of this backer, he felt extremely regretful.
Cui Weizhen seemed to be staring at the Yulin Army who was going in and out to search, but he kept paying attention to Shi Yan's movements with his peripheral vision. If he thought about it carefully, he found that this person's anger was too superficial. It would not be inappropriate for an ordinary person to be so angry and frustrated.
And, but for a wily prefect, it seems false.
Could it be that he is using this to hide something?
Cui Weizhen looked at the letter brought out by the Yulin army, his eyes darkened slightly, and he turned to Zhu Mingyu next to him and asked: "General Zhu, what was the situation at that time?"
There are definitely traces of Shi Yan's performance. As long as you follow the clues, you won't have to worry about finding the inside story that the other party deliberately hides.