Peerless Pirates

Wang Ruoxiong read the letter hastily, and his face became heavier the more he read it.

The letter not only told Wang Ruoxiong that the people who attacked Lang Bochuan and Song Zheng were jointly committed by Jiang Kui and Lang Boyan, and that the leader of the attack and killing was Fengjie Army General Long Zhanfeng, but also told Wang Ruoxiong that Song Zheng and Lang Bochuan had escaped, and the guard Zhang Chong died in the battle.

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More importantly, the letter also stated that Lang Boyan was using the Fengjie Army to rebel, and pointed out which two thousand households in the Forbidden Army were internal agents. The letter also pointed out that His Highness Lang Boyan had already sneaked back to Chengdu, and was in

In a courtyard somewhere in the northwest corner of Miyagi City.

In addition, the letter was written very sloppily, and some of the letter paper was still stained with blood, which showed that the letter was written in a hurry.

This letter was so detailed that it was obvious that the person writing the letter was an important participant on Lang Boyan's side. Why did he write this letter? Why did he leave it to himself? Wang Ruoxiong really couldn't figure out why.

After a long time, Wang Ruoxiong suppressed his emotions and asked the young man a few more questions. He learned that the person who wrote the letter only gave him money and asked the young man to deliver the letter here, and did not recuperate at the young man's home.

He escaped on his own with his injuries, presumably because he didn't want Wang Ruoxiong to trace his identity.

After waving the young man to leave, Wang Ruoxiong fell into deep thought. Song Zheng and the prince were not poisoned, so he was happy. But the letter really posed a problem for him. Although he believed what the letter said, there was no way to deliver it.

To put it bluntly, even if he forced his way into the government office with this letter, the officials would arrest him like a madman.

What to do? Wang Ruoxiong kept thinking about how to surrender. After a long time, Wang Ruoxiong finally made up his mind. But now, he had no choice but to do this.

After concentrating for a moment, Wang Ruoxiong spread out the paper and wrote a few lines. Then he changed the original letter into an envelope and wrote a few words on it. Finally, he put the paper and the original letter into a larger envelope.

The envelope was sealed. After giving instructions to the waiter, Wang Ruoxiong went out and headed towards the Palace of the King of Shu.

On the north side of the Shu Palace, there is a garden that was opened a few years ago, called Guiyuan. Although Guiyuan was only built four or five years ago, it is famous in Chengdu Prefecture, and various kinds of osmanthus trees are planted in it.

, all transplanted from elsewhere.

The reason why Guiyuan is famous is that it caused quite a sensation when it was built. Its owner was Princess Ziyue, who was deeply loved by Emperor Shu.

Ziyue got its name because when her mother was pregnant, she dreamed of the purple moon in the sky. Perhaps due to some luck, Ziyue liked osmanthus trees since she was a child. There was an imperial garden in the palace, and some could have been transplanted. However,

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The palace is the former site of the Hou Shu Palace City before the Song Dynasty. The imperial garden is dominated by hibiscus trees, both of which have a history of nearly three hundred years. Moreover, everyone in the Shu Palace likes the hibiscus trees, and Lang Zhengchun does not want to remove them.

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In order to satisfy his daughter's wish, Lang Zhengchun specially built the Guiyuan Garden on the north side of the Shu Palace on his daughter's twelfth birthday, and also acquired nearly thirty acres of land for this purpose.

After the Osmanthus Garden was built, all kinds of osmanthus trees from all over Shu were specially collected. The subjects of Shu knew that Princess Ziyue was favored, so they scrambled to find outstanding osmanthus trees and presented them to the emperor. Everyone gathered firewood and the flames were high, but

In just two months, hundreds of osmanthus trees have been transplanted into the osmanthus garden. Under the careful care of the gardeners, these osmanthus trees have survived. Every August, the fragrant osmanthus flowers in the osmanthus garden are quite popular in Chengdu.

A grand scene.

Princess Ziyue loves Guiyuan so much that she almost regards Guiyuan as her residence. She always hangs here no matter spring, summer, autumn or winter. These things are unknown to Song Zheng, who is inconvenient to go out. What's more, Song Zheng is concerned about

It is the country's official affairs and social sentiments that have not been paid attention to.

But Wang Ruoxiong was different. After he came to Chengdu, he interacted with people from all walks of life and heard many folk anecdotes. For a period of time last year, Song Zheng's "Poetry Wall" caused a sensation in Chengdu, especially one named "

A famous lady from the Shu Kingdom known as "Gui Ying Jushi", sang with Song Zheng endlessly. Some scholars and literati speculated that this extraordinary talented "Gui Ying Jushi" was probably Princess Ziyue.

Since Wang Ruoxiong became a bookseller, his cultural level was naturally not too low. When he was drinking with some scribes, he accidentally heard about this matter, and he became interested and tracked down the woman who posted the poems of Guiying layman in front of the "Poetry Wall"

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Wang Ruoxiong was also a master of tracking. Even though the woman was extremely cautious, Wang Ruoxiong finally traced the source to the source, which was from Guiyuan. At this time, Wang Ruoxiong knew in his heart that the so-called Guiying layman was probably the Princess Ziyue.

.However, before he could report the matter to Song Zheng, something happened.

Now, in desperation, Wang Ruoxiong had no choice but to think of Princess Ziyue. Only in this way could there be a slight chance that this letter would appear on Lang Zhengchun's desk.

Ziyue sat blankly in the moon pavilion, looking anxiously at the two precious purple osmanthus trees on the side of the pavilion. The osmanthus trees are evergreen trees, even in the severe winter, they are still lush. But this winter day

It was too cold, and the two purple osmanthus plants were also frozen, and some yellow leaves appeared on the ends of the trees, which made Ziyue feel heartbroken.

It's just that Ziyue's anxiety is not about Guishu, but about her elder brother who dotes on him, and...

"How could he kill his eldest brother?" Ziyue said this sentence repeatedly, and the voice and smile of that man appeared in front of her eyes from time to time. He was tall, talented, and charming. How could such a person hurt him all the time?

What about the eldest brother he was friends with? If he wanted to hurt his eldest brother, why did he save his life in front of Wuhou Temple?

The two palace maids standing with their hands tied next to them looked at each other, and one of them stepped forward and said softly, "Princess, it's too cold here, you'd better go inside."

Ziyue glanced at her in a daze, "Rabbit, how could he hurt his elder brother?"

The palace maid named Tu'er opened her mouth but said nothing. As Ziyue's personal palace maid, she naturally knew who the "him" Ziyue was talking about. Ever since that man entered the Shu Kingdom, legends about him have been told one after another.

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Couplets at the head of the river in Fengjie City, seizing a gun empty-handed in the martial arts arena, traveling thousands of miles with poetry and wine, "seeing the wise and thinking of others" on the Wanli Bridge, fighting with the Confucian scholars in the Temple of Wuhou, defeating the guests with words in the Prince's Palace, discussing classics and Taoism in the Daye Palace,

Huailaiyi's "poetry wall" remains fragrant...

This piece of information has long become a legend. Even if you listen to this, you can still imagine the demeanor of that person. How could such a person do something underhanded?

Rabbit couldn't answer. Ziyue didn't ask further questions, but turned her head again and reached out to catch a falling yellow leaf.

At this moment, a palace maid hurriedly walked over along the flower path, holding an envelope in her hand. Tu'er came out of the pavilion and stopped her, whispering, "What's the matter?"

The palace maid hurriedly whispered, "The guard outside sent in a letter, saying that it was a reply poem from Young Master Jue to 'Gui Yingji'."

Tu'er frowned and said, "Young Master Jue? I've never heard of the princess writing poems to any Young Master Jue." He took the envelope and it said "Received by Gui Ying, layman" on it. The calligraphy was very ordinary.

Rabbit curled his lips.

Ziyue did sing poetry with some famous scribes, but none of those people were amazingly talented, and their calligraphy had their own characteristics, which was definitely not comparable to the words on this letter. Rabbit has followed Ziyue for so long

, although his poetic talent and calligraphy attainments are not as good as Ziyue's, it is still easy to tell whether the handwriting is good or bad.

Seeing the appearance of the rabbit, the palace maid was shocked and knelt down quickly, "This slave is reckless, I will burn this letter immediately." After that, she glanced at Ziyue in the pavilion and explained in a low voice.

, "When the slave heard that it was a reply poem to the princess, he took it over without thinking too much and asked Sister Tu'er to forgive me."

Tu'er glared at her, threw the letter back, and wanted to scold her, but saw the panic on the other person's face, and immediately softened her heart, "Forget it, you better get up, I don't blame you entirely for this, be more careful in the future.

That’s it.”

The palace maid responded repeatedly, got up, respectfully took the letter and stepped back.

Rabbit turned around and returned to the pavilion. Ziyue looked at him and asked eagerly, "What's the matter? Does the elder brother have any news?"

Rabbit shook his head, "No. I don't know who's young master, but he pretended to be replying to the princess and wrote a letter."

Ziyue said oh and turned her head again.

Seeing that the princess was still worried, Tu'er blinked twice and chuckled, "Princess, the person who sent the message just now is also interesting. His surname is Jue, and he calls himself the Third Young Master Jue. This slave has never heard of such a surname. How could he know it?"

Someone’s surname is Jue? It’s really funny.”

Ziyue raised the corner of her mouth and muttered unconsciously, "Young Master San."

Tu'er took a look at Ziyue's expression and continued, "Yeah, I just think the Third Young Master is arty. The handwriting is also very poor, as if it was written by someone who danced with a gun and a stick. It's simply crude."

In fact, although Wang Ruoxiong's calligraphy is ordinary, it is not that unsightly. It's just that Tu'er said it deliberately to make Ziyue happy.

Ziyue raised the corner of her mouth again and just thought it was a joke.

When another palace maid named Dan'er saw this, she also interjected, "Young Master Jue, if the first two words are reversed, it becomes Sanjue..." As soon as he said this, Dan'er knelt down quickly and said,

"My slave was speechless for a moment. I hope the princess will forgive me."

As a personal palace maid, Dan'er naturally knew what happened on Qingcheng Mountain. But because they had been talking about the "Three Great Young Masters" Song Zheng almost every day in the past six months, they just mentioned it as a joke.

Just when Dan'er was panicking, Tu'er looked at Ziyue. After a slight pause, he immediately said, "I will get that letter back immediately." After saying that, he rushed out of Yueting.

Dan'er was confused and didn't know what was going on, but he saw Ziyue also standing up and running forward after Rabbit.

In the room on the north side of Guiyuan, the palace maid held the letter, shook it hard twice, and said indignantly, "What a piece of shit, you made me startled, and I almost got punished!"

After saying that, he still didn't understand his hatred, so he put the letter on the ground and stepped on it, then picked it up and threw it into the brazier at hand.

Just then, Rabbit burst in and asked urgently, "Where is the letter?"

The palace maid was stunned, but before she could answer, Rabbit rushed in front of her and took a look at the letter. He couldn't care less at the moment and quickly reached out to take out the letter, threw it on the ground and stamped out the flames on it.

Ziyue followed closely and took the letter from Rabbit's hand. Fortunately, the letter only burned the top two corners black, so the contents inside should be fine.

After opening the envelope in twos and twos, I saw a piece of paper and a smaller envelope inside. There were four words written on the envelope, "Your Majesty's signature."

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