Biography of the traitorous officials who dominated the Song Dynasty

Chapter 67 The unreliable Song Huizong

The next few days were always calm.

Earl Ying just took advantage of the fact that he had finished revising the novel manuscript every day, and then went to the county government office to draw a picture.

It's like playing with tickets, going through the motions in the county government office.

He had no intention or interest in taking care of any of the things that were within the boss's scope.

Let Li Gongji leave it all to others.

Everyone in the county government knows this very well.

But after all, Earl Ying was protected by Li Gongji, so even if others had some complaints in their hearts, they did not dare to express them.

Every time I saw Earl Ying, I always greeted him with a smile and bowed my knees to the utmost.

Every day, Earl Ying would hum a little tune as he walked home from the county office. He would either sit with Pan Jinlian to eat or play cards with Pang Chunmei.

Either tease Sister Ximen and Chen Jingji, or tease Mother Pan and the following maids and boys.

Every day passed in this extreme idleness.

Gradually, Pan Jinlian completely eliminated her grudge against Pang Chunmei from the bottom of her heart because she didn't look up every day.

As soon as they got along, Pan Jinlian discovered that she and Pang Chunmei had the same temperament and temperament.

Sitting together, there are endless things to say and endless conversations.

And so, the three of them started playing together.

Sometimes we count the mountains of silver in our house together, and sometimes we sit in the dining room and eat some snacks and fruit tea.

Sometimes they sit together and play cards when they have nothing to do, and sometimes they chat and joke with each other.

Earl Ying could also see that Pan Jinlian and Pang Chunmei had similar temperaments and temperaments.

In addition, their growing up experiences were very similar. As soon as the two women fell in love, they felt that it was too late to meet each other.

Not real sisters, but better than real sisters.

Earl Ying thought about it, if Pang Chunmei left home one day, or returned to her family, or returned to Ximen Qing's mansion.

Pan Jinlian would be lonely and bored, and her sense of loss would probably not be much lower than hers.

From this point of view, the matter of marrying Pang Chunmei into his family needs to be put on the agenda as soon as possible.

It is said that since that night, Earl Ying and Pang Chunmei met Niu Tieshan of the Hualien Sect on the old street, although they did not seriously mention it at home.

But I kept a few eyes open every day, looking at the beams and the roof from time to time.

Pay careful attention to see if there is anyone from the Hualien Sect hiding in the dark and peeping.

But never saw half a person.

And since that night, Wang Tongpan of Linqing was brutally murdered by Niu Tieshan, a member of the Hualien Sect.

Qinghe County searched and searched extensively, but Niu Tieshan himself was never found.

As time passed, Li Gongji had no choice but to bite the bullet and report the case.

It is very strange to say that since Niu Tieshan briefly appeared in Qinghe County.

From then on, the Hualien Sect behaved as if they were dead, eerily quiet, and certainly did not continue to commit crimes in Qinghe County.

This section was not only felt very strange within the county government of Qinghe County.

Earl Ying and Pang Chunmei also felt strange.

Time flies, and Zhao Xiangzhu returns from Bianliang City in a blink of an eye.

Earl Ying was very surprised. He didn't expect that Zhao Xiangzhu would come back so early this time.

According to the normal itinerary, it was actually two or three days ahead of schedule!
After he asked clearly, he found out that when Zhao Xiangzhu was on her way back to Bianliang City, Mr. Chen in Bianliang City had already sent someone to pick her up in advance.

After Zhao Xiangzhu gave the man the manuscript of the novel that Count Ying had compiled in the past half month, he hurried back overnight.

Everyone in Earl Ying's house missed Zhao Xiangzhu very much.

From Earl Ying to Pan Jinxiang and Pan Yangming, they all feel that if they can no longer eat the food cooked by Zhao Xiangzhu, they will soon die of hunger.This is very normal.

Zhao Xiangzhu had served Song Huizong Zhao Ji since he was a teenager, and his main specific job was cooking.

There are few in the world who can match her superb cooking skills.

When Earl Ying wanted to eat the food cooked by Zhao Xiangzhu, even if he had ten thousand taels of gold and silver, he couldn't find anyone in Qinghe County to cook one or two dishes.

Zhao Xiangzhu just smiled and said nothing about this.

I thought that when the Holy One was still King Duan, I would follow the Holy One.

It is really difficult to find someone in the world whose cooking skills are as good as mine.

It is very funny to say that my excellent cooking skills have finally come to an advantage for the great novelist Ying Guanghou.

As she thought about it, a knowing smile appeared on her honest face.

After all, who can tell clearly about things in the world?

This time Zhao Xiangzhu brought another letter written by Song Huizong to Count Ying.

Earl Ying took it apart and took a look. Sure enough, it was pretty much what he thought.

First of all, there are some thoughts that Song Huizong had in mind about the "Aiming for the World".

Furthermore, there are some expectations that Song Huizong had in his heart for the new work written by Count Ying that he would see soon.

Earl Ying looked at the letter and thought: Haha!This Eunuch Chen does nothing else all day long. He only reads novels written by me.

Ouch...he is really my biggest fan!
It is estimated that even if I wrote about two piles of horse dung in the novel, Eunuch Chen would be able to hold his nose and taste it carefully.

It is a blessing for me to have such loyal readers.Ha ha!
At the end of the letter, Earl Ying noticed a line of small words.

If you don't look carefully, it's easy to overlook it.

Song Huizong told Count Ying that he must not forget to meet in Bianliang City a year later.

At that time, he must have a good drink with Earl Ying, and if possible.

Song Huizong really wanted to keep Earl Ying by his side and let Earl Ying settle in Bianliang City.

How could Earl Ying know?
The reason why Song Huizong mentioned this long-agreed matter in his letter.

In fact, it was mainly because he found between the lines of Earl Ying's words that Earl Ying seemed to have a lot of world-wide political talents.

Song Huizong Zhao Ji himself was very unreliable.

It's like giving someone a title or title if you see them playing football well, such as playing golf.

It's like seeing someone with good calligraphy, and giving them a high salary, such as Cai Jing.

With such a large group of treacherous ministers and sycophants gathered around him, he even felt that he was not thorough enough and heroic enough in his way of being a king.

He actually wanted to keep a guy like Earl Ying, who was almost useless except for writing novels, by his side.

Appoint him as a minister.

The Song Dynasty is in the hands of this guy, and it will be over sooner or later.

But everyone in the world cannot have only one or two sides, and every living person is not completely facial-shaped as shown in dramas and novels.

It's not Zhao Ji's fault. The fault lies in the fact that Emperor Zhezong died too suddenly and had no children.

Due to a strange mistake, the Queen Mother and the civil and military officials at that time chose the most idle Prince Duan among the princes.

Maybe many things were destined from the beginning.

Just like Duan Wang Zhao Ji accidentally became the master of the Song Dynasty.

Just like Count Ying, who had no use except writing novels, Song Huizong read the novels he wrote day and night.

The seed of a treacherous minister that is rare to see in a thousand years has been quietly planted and began to take root and sprout in the dark.

It grows vigorously little by little, until finally the branches and leaves are so luxuriant that they cover the sky and the sun.

(End of this chapter)