When the disciples of the "Wang Xue" returned to Chang'an from Liaodong, Li Chengqian's Donggong Literature Academy had not yet been entertained, and he heard that these disciples of Mr. Wang Xiaotong were found by the emperor again.

Du Zhenglun had a feeling that the emperor would cause trouble for the East Palace.

As expected, within a few days, the true disciples of "Wang Xue" came to check the accounts again with their men.

At this point, someone finally spoke up and said, "Your Majesty, you can't do this." It's an insult to the crown prince.

The person who said this was Wei Zheng, the Shizhong.

Because of Wei Zheng's voice, the emperor checked the accounts of the Eastern Palace, and the whole court knew clearly that not only the people of Chang'an, but also the people of Luoyang.

The Shandong gentry suddenly felt strange, and the people from the Cui family in the Qinghe River quickly sent someone to inquire about the news.

But what I never expected was that Juyong Hou took the lead and went to Xingyang to find a branch of Cui, saying that there was a batch of Henan silk that wanted to purchase, but it was necessary to inspect the goods locally.

Because Hou’s purchase of Shandong silk has been a lot of batches recently, and the quantity is not small, the Xingyang branch introduced Hou to Cui’s hometown.

When they arrived in Wucheng, Hou met Cui's foreign affairs manager. After a few words, he decided on a batch of big deals, which were more than 20,000 pieces of silk cloth, and were to be sent to Chang'an.
Chapter completed!