It rained all night and stopped at the fourth watch.

Before daybreak, the vermilion palace door opened in response, and a group of officials who had been waiting to enter for the morning court filed in.

The ministers gathered in small groups to salute and bow, walking and talking and laughing. The atmosphere was very harmonious. Only Di Qing hung behind, his official boots seemed to be stained with night dew and stuck to the gold bricks of the Imperial City Avenue.

No matter how you go, you can't get into that group where you talk happily.

During the war, General Di was majestic, but once Nong Zhigao's rebellion was eliminated, his role in the court and his status in the hearts of civil servants were obviously not as good as before.

The birds are gone and the good bow is hidden.

At present, the Song and Liao Dynasties have an alliance. The Song Dynasty has increased the annual currency to the Liao Dynasty, and the two countries are in peace. The relationship between Song and Xia has tended to ease since the "Qingli Peace Negotiation" and maintain peace. Tubo, Dali, Jiaozhi, Goryeo, etc. are all in agreement with the Liao Dynasty.

During the Song Dynasty, there were frequent exchanges, and tributes were paid year after year.

The internal and external factions are peaceful and prosperous, and the officials are busy forming cliques, engaging in party disputes, and building momentum. Di Qing, a warrior who cannot communicate and win over, does not associate with anyone, even if he is already the deputy prime minister, he is not allowed to join

The discernment of civil servants.

Di Qing walked very slowly, with straight shoulders and a proud posture. His cold face was bleak but resolute against the backdrop of the night.

"Teacher."

Fu Jiuqu got off his horse at the city gate, strode over, and bowed his hands in salute, "I heard that my mentor felt cold and asked for leave from the official. He was about to go to his house to visit. Why are you here for the morning court today?"

When Di Qing saw it was him, he hummed softly.

"It's not like I'm dead if I catch the cold. Isn't it incurable?"

Fu Jiuqu laughed.

This little temper is still stubborn.

The reason why he didn't go to see Di Qing was that he "caught the cold occasionally" was a lie, but it was true that he didn't want to go to court and watch those old ministers engage in drama every day. Especially that day, he was ridiculed by Prime Minister Chen Zhizhong in court for a trivial matter.

After speaking for him, he complained of illness when he returned.

Prime Minister Chen Zhizhong had some old grudges with Di Qing.

It is said that before Di Qing went to Lingnan, the first general sent by the imperial court to conquer Lingnan was called Chen Shu. He was Chen Zhizhong's confidant. This guy was good at officialdom but not good at fighting. He was beaten to a pulp by Nong Zhigao and Chen Shu was eaten.

After the defeat, Zhao Zhen had to use Di Qing.

Di Qing returned victorious as soon as he left and drove Nong Zhigao to Dali. Therefore, when Di Qing's class teacher returned to the court and the people along the way lined the streets to welcome him, Chen Zhizhong had already read a copy of Di Qing in front of Zhao Zhen.

"A military commander holds military power and is very popular among the people. If he is not eliminated now, he will definitely become a serious problem for the imperial court in the future——"

This is how the emperor Taizu of this dynasty came to be.

For a long time, generals have been constrained everywhere. Because of this, Chen Zhizhong's little instigation can be said to be ruthless. However, Zhao Zhen was kind and refused to doubt the meritorious officials. When it came to rewarding Di Qing, he went his own way. Not only did he make Di Qing a Privy Councilor.

As an envoy, he rewarded the house with gold and silver, and also promoted officials to Di Qing's sons.

Chen Zhi was always dissatisfied and would look for trouble whenever he found an opportunity. Di Qing served his country loyally throughout his life. He was thoughtful when facing the enemy in front of the battle, but he was not willing to file lawsuits. He had a straightforward personality and did not like to be restrained, so he simply avoided them.

Fu Jiuqu knew it well and did not criticize it.

The intrigues and intrigues in the court were so complicated that he even thought it would be good for Di Qing to just grow vegetables and fish at home.

"Have you ever heard of Fan Lou's case?"

Di Qing looked at Fu Jiuqu's dark pupils, his face filled with a strange look, and he paused in his steps.

"Did you kill him?"

"..."

Fu Jiuqu suddenly felt a headache.

"Am I such a murderous person in the eyes of my mentor?"

Di Qing said: "That's not certain. Have you done enough crazy things in the past two years?"

Fu Jiuqu raised his hands and begged for mercy: "I can't, I can't, my mentor, please don't harm my reputation."

Di Qing snorted coldly, "When did the Prince of Guangling County have a clear name?"

"..."

"Tell me, what do you want from me?"

"That's right." Fu Jiuqu smiled lowly, "I want my teacher to catch the cold again."

"What the hell did you say?"

Seeing Di Qing's eyes glaring, Fu Jiuqu curled his lips.

"Don't you like fishing, mentor? I have prepared a golden fishing rod for you..."

Di Qing looked around and lowered his voice.

"What are you doing lately?"

"I'll invite you to dinner later, and bring your apprentice and wife to see you." Fu Jiuqu said with a slight smile, then cupped his hands towards him.

"My disciple is one step ahead. He must speak to the officials before those old men do."

"..."

Di Qing didn't know Fu Jiuqu's real intention to find him, nor did he know that Fu Jiuqu secretly watched him very closely because of what Xin Yi said, and always wanted to avoid the tragedy as much as possible.

But the power of the Ouroboros effect lies in how it develops. It seems that it will eventually circle back...

At present, Di Qing was at odds with the civil servants, and a group of officials headed by Chen Zhizhong often fanned the flames in front of the officials.

What's more terrible is that Di Qing is deeply loved by the soldiers. No matter where he goes in the military camp or among the people, he is praised by everyone...

Fu Jiuqu didn't dare to guarantee the trust of the officials. How long could he maintain it under the encouragement of civil servants day after day?

·

Fu Jiuqu walked into the inner court and saw Cao Yi walking towards him.

As soon as the two people met each other, Cao Yi slowed down, as if he had guessed Fu Jiuqu's thoughts.

"Are you looking for an official?"

Fu Jiuqu answered without asking, "You came from Funing Hall?"

Cao Yi sighed softly, nodded, walked closer slowly, reached out and patted Fu Jiuqu on the shoulder, "The official family is very angry about Princess Fukang. Don't ask for trouble."

Fu Jiuqu: "Because of the tabloid matter?"

Cao Yi was startled, "Tabloid?"

Seeing how completely unaware he was, Fu Jiuqu frowned slightly.

In addition to the Di Bao and Chao Bao published by the imperial court, other tabloids in Bianjing have been growing wildly, and their content is even more colorful than Di Bao.

Moreover, tabloid news often reaches the people's hands faster than court newspapers...

Before dawn today, Fu Jiuqu was informed that several tabloids in Bianjing would publish the story about Fukang Princess Fan Lou being in danger and Zhang Shuzhi's heroic rescue.

Fu Jiuqu immediately asked Wei Mao to lead the imperial army to seize the tabloids involved in the matter, but he knew in his heart that the most difficult thing to prevent in the world is the spread of news. You can prevent it on the first day of the new year, but you can't prevent it on the fifteenth day.

If it is spread out, it is inevitable that some fish will slip through the net.

He hurriedly entered the palace in order to tell the officials before the incident happened, so that the emperor would know better and restrain the princess - this was also Xin Yi's explanation.

Xin Yi didn't want Zhang Xunran to criticize the princess even a little bit.

Seeing Cao Yi's confused look, Fu Jiuqu clearly didn't know about the tabloid matter. He pursed his lips and said calmly: "What did you say about Princess Fukang just now?"

Cao Yi turned around and saw no one around, so he said, "Princess Fukang is missing."

Fu Jiuqu: "No?"

Cao Yi nodded, "The serving maid said that she watched her sleep last night, and when she got up this morning, she disappeared. But at that time, the palace door had already been keyed and locked. No, I was arrested by Funing Palace early in the morning.

Questions were asked. Without saying a word, he cursed loudly..."

In addition to delegating the power of commanding troops from the Privy Council, the Palace Prefect is also responsible for the palace guards, traveling with the chariot, and palace guards are also within the scope of their responsibilities.

Fu Jiuqu: "Then you are not unjustly scolded."

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