In the morning of the next day, Lao Shi went to court and sued Qi Shiwu.

It was said that Qi Shiwu was corrupt and took bribes, that his son raped people's daughters, that he was plotting to kill people in Fujin, and that his brothers seized fertile farmland. There were oral confessions, witnesses and physical evidence for each piece.

He also pointed out that one day Qi Shiwu gave a gift to Mr. Babeile for his birthday. All the brothers were there at that time, and one of the pictures was robbed. For this picture, eight people in the family were killed. This was Qi Shiwu sacrificing his life to give to Mr. Babeile.

Giving gifts is smearing the innocent Babel.

This is not the most terrifying thing. The most terrifying thing is where did the hundreds of thousands of stones of food that Qi Shiwu embezzled go? Lao Shi pointed out that this person pretended to be a good person in the Qing Dynasty, but he was actually a lackey of the rebels. He thought he was just collecting food.

They use money to do things, but they don't know that the real sellers of those grains are the remnants of the previous dynasty.

Lao Shi also said bluntly on the spot that in fact, he had never thought about causing trouble to Qi Shiwu at first, but Qi Shiwu had to turn his victim into a murderer. From this small matter, he could see that Qi Shiwu wanted to

To bring civil strife to the Qing Dynasty.

Then he arranged for people to investigate and found so many terrible things.

Of course, the evidence and witnesses can be provided to the Ministry of Punishment and handed over to Mr. Zhang Tingshu for trial. Lao Shi said that he has great trust in most people in the Ministry of Punishment, and no one will ever protect the traitor Qi Shiwu under such circumstances.

Qi Shiwu was dumbfounded. He knew that Prince Dun was a gentleman and would not assassinate secretly, but he never thought that Prince Dun did not need to assassinate secretly. He did it openly, and this is ten thousand times more terrifying than assassination, okay?

, because all the evidence here is true.

I'm fucked!

I was very wrong.

It turns out that being aboveboard does not mean being kind. When used properly, it is such a terrible biochemical weapon.

If you offend the eldest brother and the prince, you may be punished afterwards.

But if you offend Prince Dun, he will kill you on the spot and kill everyone in your family.

Too cruel.

Too cruel!

Although Qi Shiwu wanted to complain that he was wronged, he knew that no matter how much he resisted at this time, it would be useless. All the evidence was too complete, adding up to a thick base, with clear logic and solid content...

Originally, classmate Qi Shiwu would not have been able to survive for a few years if he had not messed with Lao Shi. All these evidences were found out afterwards. Lao Shi probably knew it in his heart. If he had the answer and then found the evidence, wouldn't it be simple?

From this point of view, Lao Shi also admitted how strong Abyss's men were in collecting evidence.

Yu He was very strong before, but Yu He was not completely used by him, but Abyss was different. Although Yuan Wense and Abyss had no contract at all, Abyss admired Yuan Wense from the bottom of his heart and was willing to help Yuan Wense wholeheartedly.

of.

Coupled with the appearance bonus of the Abyss and the medical skill bonus of the healing talisman, the effect is naturally different.

...

Qi Shiwu was imprisoned, and the gorgeous case was naturally handed over to Zhang Tingshu.

Originally, the Han Shangshu was ranked second among the two ministers, but now that Qi Shiwu has left and the new minister has not arrived, even if he takes office in the future, it is impossible to take the job from Zhang Tingshu's hands.

Zhang Tingshu has been promoted to a regular job in advance. Besides, he and Qi Shiwu have been colleagues for several years, and the two sides have quite a lot of conflicts. Now Zhang Tingshu is very grateful to Lao Shi. Of course, in addition to being grateful, he is also a little afraid of Lao Shi's uprightness. (Unfinished)
Chapter completed!