Loopholes in the rules are used to suppress political opponents or enemies.

The disciples of Legalism are the most "aggressive" among all the disciples.

A few days later, after Zhang Qigong and Nangong Yu arrived in Daliang, they first went to Daliang Academy and met with the novelist leader Zhou Chu, asking Zhou Chu to "privately mint copper coins" in Korea in the new issue of "Yitan".

Telling the world about this will further damage South Korea's reputation.

Zhou Chu, the leader of the novelists, would certainly not go against the wishes of Zhang Qigong, the right captain of the Tiance Mansion. On the contrary, he was very happy that his novelist family was lucky enough to participate in the intrigue between countries. This was simply unimaginable.

What happened!

With excitement and excitement, the novelist leader Zhou Chu personally wrote the pen. Through clever ideas, he immediately wrote an article, using a fictional story to allude to South Korea's "private minting of coins after the trade interests were out of balance."

His shameless behavior was directed at Han Wangran and South Korea's Prime Minister Shen Buhai.

The reason why Shen Buhai, the prime minister of South Korea, was added was because Zhang Qigong knew that Shen Buhai was his predecessor in the Legalist family. He believed that the existence of this person would seriously affect his strategy.

"Copper Coin" is really what Shen Buhai taught Han Wangran.

Therefore, Zhang Qigong believes that Shen Buhai must be eradicated first.

Soon, a new issue of "Yitan" was quickly released. It was not only a big seller in the country, but also spread to all over the world. And the articles mixed with Wei's private goods naturally appeared in front of the world.

, causing the secular world to criticize South Korea for this move.

It’s no wonder, after all, South Korea’s behavior this time is indeed inappropriate: if South Korea can mint more copper coins arbitrarily, who would be willing to do business in this country?

What's terrible is that in this story written in the early Zhou Dynasty, Zhang Qigong personally went to the scene and cited scriptures to list the various harms to the country caused by "indiscriminate minting of copper coins". In addition, the charges of Wei's economic depression in recent years were all blamed on the Prime Minister of South Korea Shen

On his head, he emphasized that South Korea's economic depression was only due to the imperial court's excessive minting of copper coins and stealing the interests of its subjects.

In fact, this is just Zhang Qigong's talk. After all, South Korea's economic depression in recent years is just because they lost three key wars, without war dividends to make up for the losses, and after defeat, they have to pay large sums of money every year.

To the Wei State, this led to South Korea becoming "increasingly poor".

However, the common people in South Korea did not know this, because when Zhang Qigong's remarks were spread to South Korea, it immediately caused an uproar in South Korea.

A large number of ignorant Korean civilians suddenly woke up: We have had such a difficult time in recent years because the imperial court has been constantly minting coins to seize the benefits that should belong to us.

Even among the nobles, many people used this incident to express their dissatisfaction with the imperial court.

The reason is very simple, because in the war with Wei merchants, Korean nobles and merchants suffered heavy losses. However, they did not expect that the imperial court, which had clearly needed their financial donations to support them, filled the national treasury by "minting more copper coins".

This is simply unreasonable!

When they think of Han Wangran's maneuvering and restricting their privilege of privately minting coins, the great nobles of South Korea feel a little unbalanced.

Faced with accusations at home and abroad, South Korea's old Prime Minister Shin Buhae sighed with regret.

He knew very well that it must be the Legalist disciples of the Wei State who were attacking him and trying to use this incident to eradicate him. After all, only his Legalist disciples could write so thoroughly.

"It seems that only one of the two can survive..."

After sighing, Shen Buhai came to the palace in person and asked Han Wangran to resign as prime minister, and hoped that Han Wangran would punish him severely to express the grievances of the people. Otherwise, with the current national situation of "people's grievances abound", he, Korea, would not be able to resist Wei Guo's attack.

Offensive in all aspects.

Of course, Han Wangran was not willing to let the old Prime Minister Shen Buhai give up. After all, the strategy of "minting more copper coins" was not proposed by Shen Buhai, but Han Ran came up with it himself. Secondly, this was obviously a Wei state-owned enterprise.

Trying to eradicate Shen Buhai's evil plan.

However, there was a lot of public dissatisfaction in the country. After weighing the pros and cons, Han Wangran finally accepted Shen Buhai's suggestion against his will and dismissed the latter from the position of prime minister. Ting Wei, who was recommended by Shen Buhai, took over the position of prime minister.

However, even if the Korean court made such a judgment, it still could not quell the domestic resentment. The main reason was that people under Zhang Qigong were still sparing no effort to discredit Shen Buhai in an attempt to put the latter to death.

Amidst the scoldings, Shen Buhai invited Kai Kai, who had succeeded him as prime minister, to his residence and gave him various instructions.

To be praised by Shen Buhai, Zhang Kaidi was by no means mediocre. He could see at a glance that Shen Buhai was ready to commit suicide to save Han Wangran's reputation, so he quickly persuaded him.

Shen Buhai waved his hand and said: "I am already seventy and sixty this year. Even if I die, it would not be a pity. Moreover, in recent years, I have increasingly felt that my energy is not what it used to be. If I, an old man, can die, I can calm the public resentment."

, What’s the point of preserving the reputation of your Majesty? It’s just a pity that I will not be able to see the day when I, Korea, defeat Wei.”

Kaifeng wanted to persuade him again, but Shen Buhai had already made up his mind.

That night, Shen Buhai drank poisoned wine and committed suicide at his house, acting as if he had committed suicide out of fear of crime, and took on all charges.

After learning about this, King Han remained silent. In the end, out of consideration for the overall situation and Shen Buhai's instructions before his death, the crime of "privately minting copper coins by the imperial court" was entirely blamed on Shen Buhai.

And the new Prime Minister openly promised that he would never disregard the interests of his subjects like the previous Prime Minister did.

As a result, the accusations against the Korean court and the resentment of domestic subjects disappeared with Shen Buhai's suicide.

Perhaps in the eyes of Han Wangran, Kaifangdi and others, even Shen Buhai thought so before his death, thinking that this was Wei's attempt to use public opinion to defeat him and Korea's treacherous plot.

But in fact, they all guessed wrong. Zhang Qigong's original purpose of setting up this poisonous plan was to force Shen Buhai, a major county of his Legalist family, to death, so that this old immortal would not continue to live and ruin his good deeds.

No, after learning that Shen Buhai had committed suicide by taking poisonous wine, Zhang Qigong put his hands on his hands and said with a smile: "Once this old man dies, no one in Korea can stop me, Zhang Qigong!"

As Zhang Qigong's deputy, Nangong Yu had already figured out the vicious heart of the chief officer, and the chief officer's vicious plot was by no means just that. Therefore, he couldn't help but ask: "What are the plans of the captain next?"

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Zhang Qigong still had great trust in Nangong Yu. Hearing this, he narrowed his eyes, and a few cold glints flashed in his eyes, and said coldly: "South Korea minted more copper coins, which defeated Zhang's clever plan and instead enriched its treasury.

, how could I let him succeed?!...Didn’t he mint new copper coins in South Korea? I told him that these copper coins are worthless!"

Nangong Yu was surprised that Zhang Qigong had come up with a countermeasure so quickly, and asked curiously: "What's the plan?"

I saw Zhang Qigong saying rather triumphantly: "Do you think I gave the order to slander South Korea's coinage at the beginning of that week just to force Shen Buhai to death? No! My original intention was to make the Koreans hate Korea.

Coins have lost trust!... I have already informed the Ministry of Revenue in the name of "The Right Commander of Tiance Mansion" and asked the Ministry of Household Affairs to transport a large amount of Wei's money to Han Dynasty, and wait for the few ships of Wei's money to be transported to Korea.

After that, Wen Shaobo, Tao Hong and others will immediately throw out Korean copper coins, further arousing Korean people's distrust of their Korean copper coins, and they will rush to exchange them for our Wei Dynasty's Wan coins... Waiting for our Da Wei's Wan coins

Money has replaced the status of Korean copper coins in Korea, and the newly minted copper coins by Han Wangran are nothing more than a pile of scrap copper!"

After hearing these words, Nangong Yu admired Zhang Qigong. He couldn't deny that Zhang Qigong's strategy was so clever and poisonous. Even after hearing a few words, he felt like he was a poisonous person.

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And just when Zhang Qigong was quite proud of Nangong Yu's compliments, he suddenly received a piece of news from the Qi State: South Korean General Bao Yuan arrived in the Qi State not long ago, and for some unknown reason he was the leader of both Korea and Qi.

As an admiral, he helped Qi State train the Northern Navy.

Upon hearing the news, Zhang Qigong was stunned for a while, and then his expression suddenly changed.

"Damn it!"
Chapter completed!