Zhao Huan, who was sitting on the dragon throne, clapped his hands heavily and said, "In that case, let's leave this matter to Liang Aiqing!"
"Wei Chen obeys the order! Wei Chen will definitely not let down the trust of the officials!"
Zhao Huan added an extra sentence: "My dear, this must be done properly, and we must not anger those Jin people."
Cai You smiled slightly, with a confident smile on his face.
"Please rest assured, officials, Wei Chen will definitely handle this matter properly!"
Coming out of the main hall, Cai You was immediately surrounded by many officials around him.
He saw Liang Shicheng passing by with his head slightly lowered.
Cai You couldn't help but laugh loudly: "Liang Taiwei, don't be discouraged. You are the humerus minister of our Song Dynasty."
Just leave this little thing to me.
Compared to his father, Cai Jing, Cai You appears to be more arrogant. His full self-confidence, arrogant and domineering posture, and his words reveal his intentions.
Liang Shicheng didn't say anything, but raised his hand to Cai You.
Liang Shicheng quickly left the place of right and wrong.
When entering the carriage, the carriage driver quietly handed a letter into Liang Shicheng's hand.
Liang Shicheng hurriedly opened it.
When he saw the handwriting on the letter, his eyes widened.
Don't say anything, just this handwriting made Liang Shicheng extremely surprised.
Because Liang Shicheng recognized the words on it very clearly.
This is Wu Zhi’s unique handwriting!
That is the so-called Song style.
Why did Moo-shik write to me?
Liang Shicheng pressed the surprise in his heart.
He read the few words on the paper one by one. Finally, he slowly closed the letter and put it close to his body and hid it in his clothes.
At this moment, the light in Liang Shicheng's eyes flickered.
He didn't expect that Wu Zhi's letter was to save his life!
"Quick, go home immediately!"
Not far away, Zheng Juzhong was sitting in a carriage, watching Liang Shicheng, who was hailed as a traitor by the common people, leaving in a hurry.
In fact, Zheng Juzhong didn't quite understand why Wu Zhi handed the letter to Liang Shicheng at first.
In Zheng Juzhong's opinion, traitorous officials like Liang Shicheng should have died long ago!
Later, when I thought about it carefully, I understood.
Wu Zhi is a person who values love and justice.
He is cruel and merciless when dealing with his enemies!
But when you treat your relatives and friends, you will be more or less humane.
Speaking of which, Wu Zhi became successful precisely because Liang Shicheng discovered Wu Zhi. Although there was a gap between them from the beginning, they were both face-to-face and at odds with each other.
Even though Liang Shicheng had plotted against Wu Zhi several times, he was still Su Dongpo's illegitimate son after all.
As the saying goes, look at the Buddha's face without looking at the monk's face.
Thinking of what was about to happen next, Zheng Juzhong also seemed a little anxious. He whispered to his son sitting next to his carriage.
"Hurry up and inform your family members to leave all the heavy things at home. Pack lightly and sneak south."
Zheng Juzhong's son didn't know what happened, but saw his old father's face solemn.
He nodded solemnly immediately.
Zheng Juzhong patted his son on the shoulder again and said softly and cautiously.
"Remember, you must be careful and don't let others find out!"
While Zheng Juzhong and Liang Shicheng were doing things quietly and secretly, Cai You could be said to be so proud of the spring breeze that he saw all the flowers in Chang'an.
With a wave of his hand, he immediately headed north with a convoy of gold, silver and jewelry!
Starting from Yanjing and going south to Kaifeng Mansion, it is only more than 1,200 miles.
This journey can be said to be smooth sailing.
Tens of thousands of Jin people's cavalry came in force, and all the prefectures and counties on the way closed their doors.
No one has the courage to stand up and face such a terrifying enemy.
As for Tong Guan, he had already put his tail between his legs, abandoned most of his soldiers, and led a group of cavalry to flee towards Tokyo City.
Song Jiang, on the other hand, led the remaining troops southward.