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Text Chapter 134 The Journey (1)

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    After leaving Xiangkong Mountain, Xiaoqian and Santu's moods obviously improved a lot. It's not that they don't like Xiangkong Mountain, but there are too many masters there, leaving them with no freedom for a moment. Although the world in Huangquan Tu  It¡¯s not that young yet, but it¡¯s unbearable to live there all day long. One person and one wolf wanted to go out countless times, but finally they finally recognized the reality. Especially Xiaoqian knew the danger of her identity on the Taoist ground, so she gave  Santu, who was still in a state of ignorance, took several classes.  Santu now understands the cruelty of this world, which makes it cherish Ning Qing even more, because it seems that Ning Qing is the only one who doesn¡¯t treat it and Xiaoqian as outsiders. Originally, it didn¡¯t think it was such a representative person.  Characteristics, but under the influence of the general environment, Ning Qing becomes particularly valuable.  Because of this emotion, Santu managed to maintain the miracle of not being talkative for three or four days. However, when the emotion passed, its true nature was revealed again, so that Ning Qing imprisoned it in the Huangquan Tu again, and only had three hours a day to let it out.  time.  Since Xiaoqian started refining soul crystals, her ability to withstand the sun has been greatly enhanced. Although she still dare not go out in the scorching sun at noon, she can go out for activities in the evening or on cloudy days. The little girl actually didn't go.  I have been to so many places, but I was very excited after coming out of this trip. Along the way, I would see scenery that I had heard of or never heard of before, and I would always shout exaggeratedly. It was impossible to tell that this trip was for revenge.  , but seems to be out to travel around the world.  The final destination of this trip is Changsha Prefecture, where Lin Tong¡¯s Green Wolf Guard Huguang Commander¡¯s Yamen is located. Lin Tong is said to be a local tyrant, with his own influence spread throughout the streets and alleys of Changsha Prefecture, and the entire Huguang Road.  Although he is only a third-level subordinate, because of his origins in the cultivation sect and the functions of the Blue Wolf Guard, other officials naturally dare not provoke him. Even the governor and governor have to give him some credit in some matters, but  He can be considered a big shot.  After walking outside for more than ten days, the two of them entered the ground of Huguang Road. Xiaoqian's mood gradually became better and better. Finally, one night while sleeping in the open, she told Ningqing about her past events and  The target person of this trip: Lin Tong, commander of Qinglang Guard Lake Guangdao.  Xiaoqian's father is called Nie Xu, who was originally the imperial censor of Huguang Province. Nie Xu was an upright official and an upright person, so he had a good reputation among the scholars. After he was appointed as the censor of Huguang Province, he found that  Lin Tong was too powerful and acted unscrupulously, so he began to observe in secret.  This observation revealed that there are indeed many things like Lin Tong's corruption and perversion of the law. He also occupied fertile land to build a sacrificial hall. His men's vicious behavior of bullying men and women was performed every day. The most important thing is that this  Commander Lin didn't know how to be an official, and he didn't know how to share benefits. In other words, he liked to eat alone. This was very unpopular with the officials in Huguang Dao. However, he was a character who was difficult to offend after all, and the other officials felt dissatisfied.  Happy, but no one dared to show it on the surface.  But the problem is that these things are not a problem at all for officials like Lin Tong. At least after complaining to the court, Lin Tong will only be scolded a few times and then do whatever he wants to do, because the court has always treated those monks as officials.  It is extremely preferential treatment. As long as you do not raise troops to rebel, and do some local troubles to seek some benefits for yourself or the sect, the court will not care about you at all. After all, the great Yan Dynasty was able to flourish in the Spring and Autumn Period, and it was inseparable from the strong support of the various sects.  Not open.  It is precisely because of this that Lin Tong did these things without covering up at all, so Nie Xu could easily find so many examples. While finding the evidence, he also knew that these evidences would not be of much use at all.  At most, it would only add to Lin Tong's troubles, and it wouldn't even hurt a hair on his head.  Nie Xu's scholarly temperament has come up, and he dares to ignore anything. The more difficult it is to deal with Lin Tong, the more he wants to bring this person down completely. He dare not say anything in the clear sky of Huguang Road, at least it will not be like now  There are no rules at all.  As a scholar and one of the traditional officials, Nie Xu's actions were very popular among the officialdom of Huguang Province. The officials were disgusted with Lin Tong, but did not dare to openly oppose him, so they pinned all their hopes on Lin Tong.  For Nie Xu, they hoped that Nie Xu could get enough strong evidence to expel Lin Tong, a guy who was a scourge to the officialdom and the people, in one fell swoop. There was no hope of decapitation, at least don't stay here any longer.  , even if you go to Jiangnan or some other place.  With such a big premise, it is naturally very convenient for Nie Xu to do things. As a Guanfeng censor, he knows the nature of his work very well, so he sighs. Sure enough, his own interests are the most important. You must know that he has never  He had never received such support from his colleagues. In the past, everyone would avoid him when they saw him. Now, in order to kill Lin Tong, they were rushing to send him information. This made Nie Xu feel very convenient.  How many?The emotion of helplessness.  It's just that he had no choice but to accept this kind of convenience brought to his door. He immediately arranged for his trusted personnel to investigate according to the clues provided by his colleagues. However, these officials also kept a distance from Lin Tong.  Nie Xu had basically mastered what was provided, and the few who didn't know were just similar cases. With these, it was impossible to overthrow Lin Tong. He still needed more and stronger evidence.  After a while, everyone lost their enthusiasm. After all, this matter was too difficult. Even the governor and the governor were unable to do anything. Naturally, there was nothing others could do. Only Nie Xu still maintained his original fighting mood and got into trouble.  As if he continued to immerse himself in investigating the case, Huangtian finally paid off and asked him to find some clues from the piles of documents. It was a case about missing children, which mostly occurred near the sacrificial hall established by Lin Tong.  This was undoubtedly a big breakthrough. Nie Xu immediately sent out his manpower to conduct a careful investigation and secretly surrounded all three sacrificial halls in Changsha Mansion. Who came in and out of there every day and what they were doing at each hour were all summarized.  When I got to him, I finally went into battle myself and led my close men to keep watch all day long.  After many days of personal investigation, he finally discovered a piece of evidence that was large enough. As long as this evidence could be made public, he could guarantee that Lin Tong would not be able to stay in Huguang Road, or even stay as an official in the court.  Nie Xu didn¡¯t know that from the moment he found this evidence, his fate was already sealed.
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