Chapter 630 Third Brother Must Have Guessed It a Long Time Ago

Nothing special happened in the next few days.

Liu Wei discussed it with Sun Qi with peace of mind. Liu Wei had no idea what Rong Leng was busy with.

However, it was no longer clear that Liu Wei also knew that it was related to King Quan.

Since Rong Leng had been to Guyong Mansion, he would not give away this land so easily. Although the people left, some of the forces stayed.

But how to keep it is hard to make public.

This small Guyong Mansion used to be so powerful that the Ji family set up a stronghold here, which can be regarded as a link between the north and the south. The Ji family has to figure it out to find a place that is not prosperous, but not so prosperous. It was such a deserted state capital, but now that we are here, it is completely lively.

There are forces from Zhengemen, there are forces from Liaozhou, and perhaps soon, the forces from Kyoto will also penetrate. Obviously, Guyong Mansion, blocking the front of Huizhou, has become a war line of defense. Under the seemingly peaceful surface, , in fact, a combat factor that can break out at any time has been buried.

Probably the aborigines of Guyong Prefecture did not expect that one day, this impoverished state capital with beautiful mountains and clear waters and unable to make ends meet would become a military base.

But it is still too early to say this. After all, the war has not started yet, and no one can say what will happen in the future. In other words, although Huizhou is important, the core of power is still Kyoto.

Most of King Quan's thoughts are still on Kyoto, but taking Huizhou will give him some confidence.

Liaozhou is located in the south, separated by two rivers, while Huizhou is in the north. With Huizhou, it is close to Kyoto, and there is a chance.

None of these twists and turns can be seen now. Not only did Liu Wei not take it too seriously, but Sun Qi, who knew the situation, was also very generous and ignored it. His mind was still on the tourism industry, and he planned to take Guyong Mansion out of poverty. Get rich and reach the peak of life!

Sun Qi's idea is actually right.

As the governor of Guyong Mansion, his job is to lead and control the people. Fighting wars is a matter for military officers, while civilian officials are only responsible for the duties of civilian officials.

Perhaps, a man should be a little ambitious. His territory is about to be ruled by a foreign prince in the blink of an eye. He can't just surrender and surrender?

To be honest, military attaches may be a bit tough and want to hit the most important points, but civilian officials are not.

It's not that the civil servant is afraid of death, but that he has a lot of people in the city under his command, and he can't afford to rush or fight. Being obedient is the best way to ensure that no one in the city will die.

And being able to protect the people is Fu Yin's greatest success.

This is what your job means.

Therefore, knowing that King Quan came to Guyong Mansion and planned to gather more people from Liaozhou here, Sun Qi could calmly pretend not to know anything and calmly do his own thing.

King Quan seemed to be very satisfied with Sun Qi's awareness of current affairs, so he took it seriously and never caused any trouble. Everyone was in such a delicate balance that until the day Liu Wei left, Rong Leng had a conversation with Sun Qi.

Liu Wei didn't know what they were talking about and didn't want to ask.

But when Sun Qi came to see him off, he smiled happily and packed a lot of local products before leaving.

Xiao Niu and Da Niu took it, and Liu Wei was about to say thank you when he heard Sun Qi say: "Master Liu, when you return to Kyoto, share these specialties with your acquaintances in Kyoto. If anyone wants to buy them, we will take care of the sales here and the transportation fees at the inn. Discounts will be calculated based on the order quantity. If you order more, you will receive a small gift.”

The word "discount" was taught to Sun Qi by Liu Wei. In the blink of an eye, he was able to learn and apply it.

Liu Wei was relieved, but also a little worried: "A dignified court official is going to change his profession and become a profiteer?"

Sun Qi just sighed and said quietly: "I'm afraid of being poor, so I have to rely on myself."

If a person is poor, he may just be poor, but if a state is poor, then he is truly poor.

Liu Wei's mood was also very subtle when she thought of how when she first came to Guyong Mansion, she went to the yamen to write a letter and was hinted at by a small yamen servant. She wrote on one side of the rice paper but could still write on the back.

The official ship sailed from Guyongfu Pier to Jianyangfu.

In the cabin, Xiaoli, who was almost recovering, hugged Pearl and leaned against Gugu, leaning there leisurely and dozing off.

Taking the morning boat, the children were naturally not too sleepy.

Liu Wei picked up Xiao Li, and the little guy immediately hugged his mother's neck and refused to let go.

Liu Wei put her son in the cubicle and let him sleep. Xiao Li vaguely agreed, put the pearl on the bedside, and closed his eyes.

Liu Wei turned around and found that Gugu had also walked over at some point. The narrow and tight cubicle and Gugu's size were made even more majestic.

Gugu stood at the door aggrievedly, her black bean-like eyes shining brightly.

Liu Wei didn't have the heart to do it, and pushed the table in the cubicle to the innermost position, leaving a large area of ​​​​space on the ground. She walked over consciously, hugged her belly, and squatted down.

Liu Wei touched its head, then left and closed the small partition door from the outside.

Back in the cabin, several pairs of eyes looked over, but Liu Wei didn't pay attention, and just said to the older girl and the younger girl: "I got up too early this morning, you should go to bed too."

The two little girls agreed obediently and left.

When the door of the other compartment was closed, there were only three people left in the cabin.

Liu Wei sat down, and Rong Su and Ron Leng sat opposite. The three of them were quiet for a while, but Rong Su spoke first: "I'll get off the boat when we get to Jianyang Mansion."

Liu Wei raised his eyebrows and asked, "Aren't you afraid of being intercepted?"

That soldier talisman is still the key.

Rong Su said "hmm" in a calm tone.

Rong Leng had no other reaction, but warned: "Be careful."

After all, after getting along for such a long time, even if there were many barriers in the past, there was still some affection after all.

Even Liu Wei, who hates Rong Su blindly, still has one or two thoughts about his own people, although it is really only one or two, and after returning to Kyoto and going their separate ways, I am afraid that even half of it will not be left.

Rong Su seemed to have his own considerations, and there was no conversation between the three of them. The silence was a bit unnatural.

After a long time, Rong Su finally spoke: "Uncle Huang talked to me."

Liu Wei looked towards Rong Leng.

Rong Leng's expression was indifferent, showing no surprise.

Rong Su also looked at Rong Leng: "Third brother must have guessed it a long time ago. I think what the emperor uncle told me must have also been told to you."

say what?

Liu Wei didn't even have to guess, it was just two words - win over.

Come to think of it, King Quan's intention at the beginning was probably just to calmly go back here and steal the military symbols, even if he killed people, he would do it without any hesitation.

But when they knew that Rong Su was under their protection, they became a little more humane. Perhaps for Rong Leng's sake, they gave Rong Su one more choice, from plunder to cooperation.

Therefore, Rong Su was not afraid of intercepting him, because no one would intercept him.

Liu Wei didn't want to inquire about these secrets of the court, because they had nothing to do with him, and knowing about them would only be troublesome, so Liu Wei got up and returned to the cubicle.

Close the door and lie down on the bed.