Chapter 842: Southwest Exchange of Blood

"Let's wash it off, the aroma on your body should be washed off." Yoko Shimazu smiled, "I also asked Kyoko to change your clothes for you, if you just go back like this, everyone will still be suspicious." ”

Rio Sasaki suddenly realized, bowed to Yoko Shimazu, and then turned around and left quickly.

Seeing the departure of the female ninja, Yoko Shimazu imagined what kind of good show Lin Yiqing would see next in Vietnam, and couldn't help but laugh happily.

"This is just the beginning." She turned her head and looked at herself in the mirror, "My ...... Journey of revenge. ”

Zhang Huakui shivered violently and woke up from the darkness.

It was still dark.

Pitch-black pillars, chains, dim and dim light......

Wait, where is this?

Zhang Huakui wanted to get up, but found that he was firmly tied to the chair.

"You're finally awake." A cell boss-looking man looked at him and sneered, fiddling with the whip in his hand, looking him up and down as if he were looking at a dead pig.

"Where is this?" Zhang Huakui asked in a trembling voice.

"Shuntianfu Prison."

"I ...... How did it end up here? ”

"What do you say?"

"Let me out!"

"Nacheng, tell me first, how did Sun Lihui and Sun Yushi die?"

"What?"

"Don't play dumb! Hurry up, tell me how you killed Sun Yushi? Save the pain of flesh and skin! ”

"How could Sun Yushi die? I didn't hurt him! ”

"Don't think that if you are Zhang Shusheng's son, no one can touch you! If you don't make it clear today, I'll pick your skin! ”

"I ...... Wronged! Help me! Help me! Let me out! ……”

When Lin Yiqing learned of the dismissal of the governor of Liangguang in Hue, Zhang Shusheng, it was already a month later.

In the "Southwest Blood Exchange" plan set by Lin Yiqing and Shimazu Yoko, Zhang Shusheng, the governor of Liangguang, was actually also eliminated, but because Zhang Shusheng and Huang Guilan were in-laws. It was not easy to start head-on, but what Lin Yiqing never expected was that Zhang Shusheng would fall because of his son Zhang Huakui's crime.

Lin Yiqing is no stranger to Zhang Huakui, a "clear leg".

This guy was very active in the early days of the "Renwu Mutiny" in North Korea.

In 9082, the Imwu Mutiny occurred in Korea, and the riotous soldiers invaded Gyeongbokgung Palace, the imperial palace of Joseon. The search for the North Korean queen Min was suspected of blindly flattering outsiders, luring wolves into the house, and causing trouble to the legal system of Korea, and Concubine Min had to report her escape. The rebels welcomed back Gojong's biological father, Xingxuan Daeong, and Jun Li was supposed to be the regent of Joseon and continued to implement the policy of closing the country to the mainland. Because the rebels destroyed the Japanese legation in Seoul and forced the Japanese minister Hanafu Yoshitoku to flee, Japan used this excuse to send troops to Korea; At that time, Li Shaoquan, the governor of Zhili, returned to his hometown due to the death of his mother's illness, and Zhang Shusheng, the acting governor of Liangguang, dealt with it decisively, bypassed the inefficient official procedures, and directly sent the elite army of the Huai Army and the Beiyang Naval Division to land in Masanpo, North Korea, and attack Seoul. With lightning speed, he quickly cut through the chaos and quelled the Korean rebellion. After breaking the pretext of Japan's intervention in Korea, for a time his reputation in the country soared, and snowflakes of "letters of commendation" kept flying to Zhang Shusheng's desk, and Zhang Shusheng, who was made fluttering by these praises and slapping horses, could not help but start the idea of removing the word "acting" in front of his "acting governor of Zhili" and wanted to replace Li Shaoquan.

With this in mind, Zhang Huakui, as a filial son, quickly became active, and while creating public opinion about his father's great achievements in Beijing, he began to look for candidates who could be used as supporters among the Qingliu warriors. And at that time, the most up-and-coming person in Qingliu was Zhang Peilun, who was promoted to the left deputy capital of the Imperial History of the Metropolitan Procuratorate because of the impeachment and dismissal of Wang Wenshao, the then head of the household department, and Zhang Huakui naturally found him.

But. Zhang Huakui forgot -- Zhang Peilun's father, Zhang Yintang, was friends of life and death with Li Shaoquan in his early years, and after Zhang Yintang's early death, Li Shaoquan, as a "Shibo", also took a lot of care of Zhang Peilun. Because of this care, Zhang Peilun, who has participated in countless people since he became a spokesman, has never participated in the impeachment of Li Shaoquan once, how can he and Li Shibo's righteousness be ruined because of just one Zhang Huakui? What's more, Zhang Peilun at that time had already quietly entered Li Shaoquan's shogunate and became Lao Li's "gray staff". So. Zhang Huakui's move not only did not pull Zhang Peilun into the gang, but was participated in by Zhang Peilun on the grounds that "Xinjiang ministers are not allowed to play Beijing officials", but he touched his nose. Seeing that the way to replace Li Shaoquan was impossible, and later Li Shaoquan was robbed of his love by the imperial court, Zhang Shusheng also asked to return to serve as the governor of Liangguang by taking advantage of the donkey land. Seeing that the position of the governor of Zhili who was about to arrive flew away, Zhang Shusheng was not happy in his heart, and Zhang Huakui also hated Zhang Peilun, but he did not reflect on his brainlessness.

Lin Yiqing knew that because of the last incident, Zhang Huakui hated Zhang Peilun to death and always wanted to find an opportunity to retaliate, but what he didn't expect at all was that Zhang Huakui would kill Sun Lihui, a Qingliu cadre who might have helped him.

Sun Lihui was one of Weng Shuping's proudest feet, and he was also very good at writing bullet seals, and he had repeatedly impeached Guo Yunxian, who was then minister to Britain, and Lin Yizhe, who was the minister of shipping, causing them a lot of trouble. When Lin Yiqing led the Satsuma army and civilians to join the Qianguo, he also objected to it, "the words are extremely cruel", so that Lin Yiqing once moved the idea of sending ninjas to kill him, just because he had just returned to the country and the time was not ripe, so he gave up. Then he saw that Lin Yiqing had become a celebrity in front of the Queen Mother, so he was so interesting that he would never impeach Lin Yiqing again, and Lin Yiqing didn't want to deal with him anymore.

But this time, Zhang Huakui suddenly killed Sun Lihui by "having a nerve", but it was equivalent to doing himself a big favor.

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