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Chapter 230 Ni Dahong takes the blame

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    "I have met the young lord, and I would like to wish the eldest princess your best wishes"

    Cao Sanyang bowed first.

    "I've met Mr. Cao." Li Chengen returned the salute with his fists clasped and asked with a smile, "I see it's quite lively outside."

    "It's a bit of a misunderstanding. Just explain it clearly." Cao Fuyin smiled awkwardly and said, "I wonder what the young lord is doing here?"

    "Isn't it just because of your misunderstanding?" Li Chengen played with his mother's jade sign with a helpless expression, and curled his lips to Cao Fuyin and said, "I'm going to make a trip in the cold weather."

    "Oh?" Cao Fuyin looked at the jade tokens that the child kept throwing up, and was really worried that they would fall to pieces.  Hearing this, he couldn't help but be confused and asked: "Why, the young master also knows that Zhao Xiaolian?"

    "Yes, the last time we skied in Miaofeng Mountain, we happened to catch the earthquake." Li Chengen explained:

    "His son saved my sister's life. My mother always remembered it in her heart and wanted to find an opportunity to repay her. As soon as she heard that something happened to his family, she asked me to ask."

    Li Chengen is not a bastard who grew up in the countryside like Zhao Shixi. He is a playboy, but he knows clearly what should be said and what should not be said.

    ¡°Anyway, if I say that, you definitely don¡¯t think I¡¯m just here to ask.  Looking back, I can't accuse my eldest princess's palace of intervening in politics, because I just came to ask questions

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    Cao Fuyin was already wavering, but now he completely gave up his dignity

    I saw the corner of Cao Sanyang's mouth twitching for a while, turning back to glare at Ni Tuiguan, and scolded: "You don't understand the relationship between Zhao Xiaolian and the eldest princess, so the young lord's trip was in vain!"

    "Yes, yes, yes." Ni Tuiguan's legs were weak. He originally thought that Zhao Zhongcheng was Zhao Shouzheng's backer, so he waited until Zhao Jin left Beijing before taking action.  Who knew that the real backstage was the dignified Princess Ning'an!

    Ni Dahong couldn¡¯t figure it out. How could Zhao Shouzheng, a small official, come to be friends with so many big people?

    But he has figured out that Zhao Hao¡¯s words, ¡®You messed with people you shouldn¡¯t mess with¡¯, were really not bragging

    "Young Sir, this is indeed a misunderstanding." Seeing that Cao Fuyin and Ni Dahong were both a little confused, Wu Shilai quickly took over and said:

    "Our Shuntian Mansion just invited Zhao Xiaolian to be our guest. Now that we have finished asking, he can go home at any time."

    "Really?" Li Chengen glanced at Cao Sanyang after hearing this.

    Cao Sanyang forced a smile and nodded slowly: "What the young master said is that I am going to send him home."

    As he said that, he glanced at Wu Shilai and said, "Let's go to the Shaofu's place right now."

    "The Ming Dynasty invites you, the young master invites you." Wu Shilai said with a smile.

    ??~~

    Fu Cheng Ya Zhong.

    Zhao Shouzheng paced anxiously back and forth in the three halls. Zhao Hao closed his eyes and sat back on his chair. The way he was thinking quietly was not like the firecracker who just clicked off.

    To be honest, Zhao Hao has always felt guilty.

    "That was a smuggling empire worth tens of millions of taels. Inside and outside, upstream and downstream, there were countless people involvedbureaucrats big and small, landowners big and small, businessmen big and small, and millions of people from the southeast.

    Although these people are definitely in a state of disunity on weekdays, they fight on their own and plot against each other.

    But if someone dares to touch their jobs, they will definitely unite in an instant and work together to kill that person first.

    For example, Zhu Wan, the former governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, as well as Hu Zongxian¡¯s predecessor, Zhang Jing, governor of Fujian and Guangdong directly from Zhejiang, and Li Tianchong, governor of Zhejiang

    After Zhu Wan took office, he noticed a strange phenomenon - although the landlords and gentry in Fujian and Zhejiang openly shouted in support of the maritime ban, they secretly colluded closely with maritime smuggling groups.

    After investigation, Zhu Wan discovered that their purpose in supporting the maritime ban was just to monopolize overseas trade and exclusively enjoy the huge benefits of smuggling.

    Moreover, Fujian and Zhejiang provinces have formed interest groups with armed smuggling gangs such as Folangji and Japan; the Ming Dynasty's grassroots management institutions are in name only; the people of Fujian and Zhejiang are rushing to send their children to the smuggling fleets of maritime merchants; pirate sailors are swaggering through the market, and maritime merchants are  Merchants who came in and out of the yamen were treated as guests by court officials; some islands have even become independent kingdoms!

    Faced with this grim reality, Zhu Wan resolutely decided to impose a strict maritime ban. He destroyed Shuangyu Port, the world trade center at the time, and punished those who reported information and supported maritime merchants.  It is hoped that smuggling will be eliminated through a series of severe measures, and then the Kanhe trade that is strictly controlled by the government will be restored.

    As a result, he provoked a joint attack by Fujian and Zhejiang bureaucrats in the local and imperial court, and finally forced the imperial court to dismiss him. Then Zhu Wan died of suicide inexplicably

    Since then, China and foreign countries haveHe dared to speak out about the maritime ban, so the coastal defense was weakened, and the Japanese pirates became more rampant and plagued the southeast coast for more than ten years.

    Later, Zhang Jing was ordered to fight against the Japanese. He and Li Tianchong, the governor of Zhejiang, did not believe in evil and reinstated the maritime ban. As a result, they were framed and executed again

    It was not until Hu Zongxian took office that he learned the bloody lessons of his predecessor, treated maritime merchants and Japanese pirates differently, and adopted the strategy of pulling one faction in and destroying the other As long as maritime merchants could help him fight Japanese pirates, he would turn a blind eye to smuggling.  , and then the Japanese pirates were eliminated with difficulty, and peace was restored to the southeast of the Ming Dynasty.

    Even the dignified Hu Zongxian wants to put down his dignity and try to please the maritime business group. With his small nose, small eyes and appearance, Zhao Hao would not dare to provoke him to death

    It¡¯s really terrible.

    He would rather rush into the palace and tease Empress Li than dare to provoke this hornet's nest.

    Therefore, in the past two days, Zhao Hao has been thinking about how to eliminate the disaster invisible?

    After thinking about it, the answer is still the same answer - I don't have it, it's not me, I haven't seen it

    Today, his father was summoned by Shuntian Mansion. In fact, Zhao Hao could have dealt with it calmly without reacting so violently.

    But after his initial panic and worry, he quickly and calmly realized that this was a good opportunity to pull his family out of the whirlpool.

    So today, on the one hand, he wanted to express his state of being wronged vividly.

    On the other hand, we should also make things as big as possible. It is safest to make things as big as possible

    ??~~

    While they were thinking wildly, the Zhao family and his son heard chaotic footsteps outside.

    Then I saw Wu Shilai and Ni Tuiguan walking in surrounded by two people. One of them was an old man wearing a crimson official robe with a peacock patch on his chest, and the other turned out to be the young prince of the eldest princess's mansion.

    "Why is he here?" Zhao Hao muttered softly.

    "Who is he?" Zhao Shou asked hurriedly and softly.

    "He is you" Zhao Hao coughed dryly and said, "The eldest princess's son I met."

    "Oh? Young Master." Zhao Shouzheng suddenly felt guilty and looked at the visitor with an awkward smile on his face.

    "You two, this is Cao Mingtang, the great eunuch of our government." Wu Shilai hurriedly introduced them to them.

    "It turns out it's Mr. Cao. The student is so polite." Zhao Hao smiled hurriedly and cupped his hands and said, "I often hear my old brother mention the story of when you visited Dali Temple together."

    "Oh?" Zhao Shouzheng and his son's cooperation had reached a perfect level. Hearing this, he naturally looked surprised and said:

    "Cao Fuyin and my old nephew are actually Jinshi in the same discipline? What an unexpected fate."

    "Uh" Cao Sanyang asked the father and son to sing in harmony. His old face turned red, and he didn't know where to start for a while.

    But he was amused by the sight of Li Chengen, thinking that these two men were interesting, and they seemed to be of the same mind at first sight.

    Seeing that Fu Yin was in embarrassment, Wu Shilai hurriedly smoothed things over and said, "There is a misunderstanding. It's just a misunderstanding. It's all my fault that the people below didn't make it clear. The Ming Dynasty just found out that the two of you are also named Zhao."

    "Uh, not bad." Cao Sanyang finally got off the steps, he forced a smile and nodded: "It's really a flood that washed away the Dragon King Temple."

    As he said that, he glared at Officer Ni fiercely and cursed: "Looking at the good things you have done, I won't spare you any time back!"

    "Yes, yes, it's all low-ranking officials who are not doing their jobs well. It's too Menglang"

    Ni Tuiguan could only remain silent, taking the blame for the second time, and had no way to apologize to Zhao Shouzheng and his son.

    Just knelt down and called Dad

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