Jinghong Building

Duke Ding Guo knew the whereabouts of Jing Laosan and vomited three liters of blood, Zhou Cangyue also heard about it.

Don’t underestimate the information network of the Beggars’ Gang, let alone Jinghonglou’s promotion, everyone from the court officials to ordinary people knew about this.

Although the brothers of the Beggars' Gang cannot get into the high-ranking families, they can hear them even when walking around the streets.

Zhou Cangyue was stunned for a moment, and then smiled.

After he brought Jing Laosan back, he did not want to hide it from He Ran. After all, he had Sister Ran's men under him, and he couldn't hide it even if he wanted to.

However, before he could use Jing Laosan to do anything, Sister Ran had already done it for him.

Sister Ran is Sister Ran, she is better than him.

As for Sister Ran’s purpose of doing all this, Zhou Cangyue certainly thought of it, but so what? Do he still have to worry about his relationship with Sister Ran?

Of course, Zhou Cangyue did not lock Jing Laosan into a small black room as Duke Ding heard, and tortured him day and night.

He is not a pervert, and he is very busy.

Zhou Cangyue only tried Jing Lao San twice.

Although he is young, his experience combined with two lives may be richer than most middle-aged people.

During the first interrogation, Zhou Cangyue realized that Jing Laosan was a silly and sweet person, with clear and stupid eyes. He was good at learning. Not only did he learn the Four Books and Five Classics, but he also learned the art of war.

After learning that Jing Laosan had learned military tactics, Zhou Cangyue became interested.

Although Zhou Cangyue proclaimed himself the Grand Marshal, he was a wild path when it comes to war.

Although he found a few military books to read, he only read them through them. It was only after Zhang Shigong came that he really began to study military tactics. No matter where the army went, there would be a sand table in his tent, which was also Zhang Shigong. Apply to He Ran.

Now, using sand tables to perform soldiers is Zhou Cangyue and his generals’ favorite pastime.

But even so, the Huwei Army was full of rough people, and few people had truly learned military tactics.

Therefore, when Jing Laosan said that he had learned military tactics, Zhou Cangyue sat upright and talked about military tactics with Jing Laosan.

Unfortunately, after a few words, Zhou Cangyue was disappointed.

Jing Laosan did learn it, but it was limited to rote memorization. Moreover, from his plain tone when he recited it, we can know that Jing Laosan had no interest in military tactics at all.

Sure enough, Jing Laosan admitted that although he was born in a illegitimate family, Duke Ding's expectations for him were far higher than those of his brothers.

As long as he could remember, Duke Dingguo invited famous teachers for him.

Duke Dingguo was a military general. In order to ask the great scholar to teach him, Duke Dingguo was shameless and asked to come to him.

His riding and shooting was taught by Duke Ding himself.

Even the prince of the Duke of Dingguo's Mansion does not have this honor.

Unfortunately, Jing Laosan was not a martial arts master. He was injured as soon as he learned how to ride a horse. Although he was not disabled, he had a psychological shadow and never wanted to ride a horse again.

Duke Ding was very strict with his other children, and even his youngest daughter was not slandered.

But to the third son of Jing, Duke Ding showed his kind fatherly side.

Duke Ding never refuses any request made by Jing Laosan.

Jing Laosan said that he didn't want to ride a horse or learn martial arts anymore. Although Duke Ding was very unhappy, he finally agreed.

But he had to teach him how to learn military tactics himself.

In the words of Jing Laosan, it is simply worse than death.

He had no interest in military tactics, and in order to deal with his father's questions, he could only memorize them by rote.

Fortunately, Duke Ding later found out that he had no ambition, so he did not force him to continue learning.

Since then, Duke Ding finally gave up and no longer forced him to learn riding and shooting skills.

As for studying, Jing Laosan didn't have much talent, but he had a good background and had to meet a famous teacher. In addition, he worked hard and could make up for his shortcomings. He was admitted to the scholar in his teens. If the imperial examination was not suspended after the capital was moved, he would probably have been. A juren.

As for his own life experience, Jing Laosan only knew that he was different from other brothers. Although he was recorded in the name of the Duke's wife, he was actually a concubine, and his aunt died when he was born.

When he was a child, he asked Duke Ding that he wanted to visit his aunt's grave. Duke Ding said that his aunt was buried in the border and was too far away.

Later, when he grew up, he knew that in this mansion, he could say something and could not say something.

For example, if he wants to visit his aunt's grave, he will be rotten in his stomach and will never be able to say it.

When asked about his life in the Duke's Mansion, Jing Laosan said that his mother had never treated him harshly since she was a child.

Brothers have it, and he has it.

But his mother never paid much attention to him, but he was not affected by this. After all, although he did not love his mother, he had a father who loved him.

His brothers never rejected him. They were all martial arts practitioners and were generous and generous because he was injured and could not practice martial arts. The brothers took great care of him. Even the youngest sister, when she learned that his legs were riding a horse. He was injured and even made a leg warmer for him.

When talking about this, Jing Laosan smiled. Obviously, he was very satisfied with his life and his family.

Zhou Cangyue has seen countless people and can tell at a glance that Jing Laosan has not lie.

Only so much does Jing Laosan know.

Therefore, after the first interrogation, Zhou Cangyue did not conduct a second interrogation immediately.

Although Jing Laosan was with him, he did not have a small black room or torture, but he was not free.

According to the book list given by Jing Laosan, Zhou Cangyue gave Jing Laosan a lot of books and also gave him a book servant, so Jing Laosan could continue to study.

After hearing what happened in Jinling, Zhou Cangyue decided to retrial Jing Laosan.

This time, Zhou Cangyue did not hide it. He told Jing Laosan all about Duke Ding's mistakenly thinking that his ear was cut off and he was anxious to vomit blood. Of course, he did not mention He Ran, and Sister Ran's behavior could not be questioned.

Sure enough, after hearing this, Jing Laosan cried loudly and scolded the person who spread rumors. He lived a good life here, had books, was served by someone, and had a big chicken leg every day.

Zhou Cangyue observed silently, and the cruelty flashed in Jing Laosan's eyes did not escape his eyes.

OK, this coach almost got out of his mind.

Maybe he cried too much during the day and consumed his energy, so Jing Laosan slept very heavily that night.

In a daze, he felt himself flying up. He wanted to open his eyes, but his eyelids seemed to be weighing thousands of pounds. Soon, he fell into deep sleep again.

When Jing Laosan was completely awake, he was no longer where he lived.

Although Zhou Cangyue did not give him freedom, he also gave him an elegant and comfortable residence. He had a study and a bedroom, with calligraphy and paintings of flowers and plants hanging on the walls, and there were exquisitely crafted screens in the room. He could not finish reading them. book. But where he is now is completely different from before.

This place cannot even be called a residence.

Because this is a stable!

What was thrilled was the smell of hay and horse manure mixed together. Dozens of war horses were breathing white breath in their mouths. Several of them were furious, looking at him provocatively while stomping their hooves irritated.

Jing Laosan was worried that the next moment, these horses would rush over and trample him to death.

He didn't lie, he had a shadow on the horse.

When he was a child, he fell off his horse and his horse's hooves stepped on his legs. Although it was a pony, the pain was deeply engraved in his memory.

He doesn't ride horses, or even rides on horse and mule carriages.

Duke Ding loved him, and he lived in a sedan chair from the capital to Jinling for a long journey.

Dingguo Duke's Mansion also has stables, but he has never been there.

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

But now, not only is he in the stable, he has become a groom.

The scholar's robe on his body was gone, and the well-made shoes on his feet were gone. Now he was covered with patched coarse cloth brown, and a pair of torn straw sandals with toes exposed!

Jing Laosan shouted to his servant. The servant was Zhou Cangyue's man. He never trusted him, but now, he was eager to see this servant. He was afraid, he was really scared!

Even if he was kidnapped, even if he knew that the person on the other side was the Great Marshal of the Huwei Army who was murderous, he had never been afraid.

What he told Zhou Cangyue was true, but there was one thing he didn't say.

That is, Duke Ding not only taught him cavalry and shooting and military tactics, but also trained him to respond calmly, be fearless and calm in the face of danger.

Therefore, he quickly gained Zhou Cangyue's trust and had a relatively good imprisonment environment, where he could wait for the opportunity comfortably.

But now, he was panicked.

Facing Zhou Cangyue, who had thousands of troops, he did not panic, but looking at the dozens of war horses in front of him, he was shocked and scared, and extremely panic.

Jing Lao San screamed loudly, those who could be war horses were all strong. Therefore, when these war horses heard his scream, even the war horses that were not interested in him and were just professionally eating grass seemed to be He was so energetic that he was so excited that he watched him try, and the sound of hissing made Jing Lao San even more collapsed.

He ran around in the stable like a headless fly. The stable had a door. Although it was just a simple door nailed with wooden strips, it was locked outside the door.

Jing Laosan smashed the door hard and cried, "Let me out, let me out, come, come quickly!"

The war horse behind him was still neighing, and Jing Laosan smashed the door desperately, but he was just a scholar with no power. No matter how he smashed it, the wooden door that leaked everywhere remained motionless.

Jing Laosan was exhausted and finally couldn't stand up and fainted at the door.

He had a dream, and in the dream he returned to the house full of books. He sat in a comfortable chair, and the servant was cooking fragrant tea by the small red mud stove.

The teapot is bubbling, how wonderful it is.

But when he woke up, he saw the worn but extremely strong wooden door. The sunlight shone out from the gaps of the wooden door and sprinkled on the ground mottledly.

He looked at the light and shadow on the ground, his eyes from near to far, what was that? It's a horse!

There was no fragrance of books, no small red mud stove, no teapot that was bubbled. When he woke up from his dream, he was still here, and he was still in this terrible stable.

There was a horse in front of me. For some reason, the horse was not tied and was walking leisurely in the stable.

But obviously, other horses also wanted to be like it, or were dissatisfied with the ability to stroll in the garden.

So the horses became angry. They roared, sniffed, stomped their hooves, and neighed one after another.

Jing Laosan had never seen such a scene. This was no less than that of Hell of Yama. Jing Laosan felt a heat under his body, and a heat flow came out.

If it were the case, he would have been extremely ashamed, but now he has no feelings at all, because what is he peeing his pants than horror?

The horse finally saw him and walked towards him excitedly. A stinking smell came from under Jing Laosan, and he was completely incontinent.

Maybe the horse also smelled the stinking smell. It shook its big head in disgust and actually stopped.

But it was too late. Just as the horse raised its hooves and walked towards him, Jing Laosan not only became incontinent, but also fainted.

I don’t know how long it took, but Jing Laosan woke up, then fainted again, woke up again, faint again, and woke up again, with an infinite cycle.

Finally, Jing Laosan left the stable, but he didn't know because he had a high fever and was in a daze. The military doctor said that if he allowed him to continue to burn, he would probably become a fool.

Zhou Cangyue was very satisfied with this. He asked someone to treat Jing Laosan, and he happened to go to fight a war at this time.

Zhou Cangyue knew that He Ran was in Xuzhou, and the battlefields of the Ran Army were mainly concentrated in Fengyang, Huai'an and Yangzhou.

He was a little far away and could not go over to help.

But he can beat the mountain and shake the tiger.

Sister Ran has been too busy these days and hasn't written to him for a long time.

He dared not disturb him, nor did he dare to write letters on his own initiative.

Sister Ran didn't pay much attention to him at all. If this continues, Sister Ran would forget about him.

Just like in a dream, Sister Ran doesn't remember him. He goes to the gate of the courtyard to peek at Sister Ran every weekend, but when Sister Ran looks at him later, she still looks like she is looking at a stranger.

If that was the previous life of him and Sister Ran, then in this life, at least, Sister Ran cannot forget that he is the number one person!

Taking advantage of Jing Laosan's illness, Zhou Cangyue went to Tongcheng to light a fire, burned the county government in Tongcheng, and fought another battle with the Tongcheng defenders.

Tongcheng is located in the Jianghuai Fortress, commerce and trade flourished because of water transportation, respect Confucianism and education, and the imperial examination style is prevalent. Tongcheng celebrities include literary leaders, great scholars of the times, Chengzhong Academy and academic museums, and there are also mixed families.

It is conceivable how much sensation Zhou Cangyue's fire and war caused.

As the news came out, all scholars in Jiangnan were in anger and panic.

This is the Tiger Power Army, a group of extremely vicious beggars!

Have you heard of it? Wherever the Huwei Army passed, there was no way to see a live chicken.

Now the Huwei Army has set its sights on Tongcheng. Seeing that the rich and honest and elegant land is about to become a battlefield, and its literary talent is destroyed by the war, I ask who is not heartbroken and who is not heartbroken?

A good city will be occupied by a group of beggars.

This is better to give it to He Ran. Ran’s army will treat the people of every city well and admire scholars even more.

Zhou Cangyue lit a fire and came back amid curses from all directions. Well, although Jing Laosan has subsided, he was confused. The military doctor said he was too frightened and he had to continue recuperating.

Zhou Cangyue. If I had known that you were so unsuccessful, I would have set a few more fires before coming back. (End of this chapter)