"King Rui! You'd better pay attention to your words! Some words are bound to be misunderstood when they say them!" Liu Qian scolded sternly.

Ning Nanyou ignored the cover and continued to say recklessly: "Your Majesty, do you really think what Xiao Wang said is a misunderstanding? Since that's the case, Xiao Wang is not polite. Xiao Wang has sorted out a lot of documents on his car. I originally wanted to present it to Your Majesty in Chongwen Hall today... Now it seems that Xiao Wang can hand it over to you for a closer look in Changchun Street."

Liu Qian didn't know what he meant. He looked at the man coldly, and saw a hint of ridicule in his eyes, and he couldn't help but tremble. He didn't know that a small Rui King had such a powerful pressure all over his body?

"What do you mean? What document do you write?"

Ning Nanyou smiled slightly and said, "Of course it is related to the real purpose of Xiao Wang's mission this time."

He increased the last few words, which attracted Liu Qian to look at him again. The two countries did not clarify the bones of the partridge to Jianning this time. No one in Jiuzhou knew who was inside the coffin, and did not dare to make random guesses. This is why Liu Qian dared to detain Fu Chen directly. It is precisely because he did not clarify that even if he was taken down to court, he would have a remark to deal with it when it was rumored.

But now, seeing that Ning Nanyou was about to make the statement, Liu Qian was also panicked and immediately said, "Since it is an important matter between the two countries, how can we talk about it here? King Rui, please follow me to Chongwen Palace to discuss it carefully?"

Ning Nanyou raised his eyebrows and smiled, "Xiao Wang thought His Majesty really wanted to discuss this matter with Xiao Wang here?"

Liu Qian looked bad and waved without saying a word. He ordered the eunuchs carrying the sedan chair to turn around and walk along the south side of Changchun Street towards the inner palace.

Ning Nanyou turned around and sat upright. The two little yellow doors leading the way looked at each other. Seeing the emperor's carriage getting farther and farther away, he hurriedly called the coachman to follow him.

Liao Yuncheng was riding a horse on the side, with a blank expression on his face, but in fact he felt relieved. He had long been dissatisfied with the Chinese Emperor Liu Qian, but he had no way to do anything to him. Now he was so happy to see that he was choked by his lord and had nothing to say.

The envoy's carriage followed the sedan chair to Xiuhe Street in front of Chongwen Hall and stopped. Liu Qian in front was helped out and got out of the sedan chair. Ning Nanyou slowly walked out of the car. He stood firm and bent down and bowed lightly.

Liu Qian glanced at him with a gloomy face, lowered his head and shook his sleeves, and walked straight into the hall. The Gongyu Hall in China in Korea was completely different from the Great Wei, without a majestic and cold momentum. Compared with the glorious and grand atmosphere of Luoyang Imperial City, it looks more refined and compact, peaceful and quiet.

Ning Nanyou followed without any urgency and fear.

The eunuch opened the gate of Chongwen Hall for Liu Qian, and a refreshing fragrance came from the room, which had a miraculous effect on soothing the depressed aura.

Liu Qian climbed to the throne of the nine dragons, stroked his robe and turned around, and saw Ning Nanyou standing in the hall with his head raised and his chest raised, without any intention of saluting.

Seeing that this person was so arrogant and rude, Liu Qian was about to have an attack. He turned his head and saw the general following Ning Nanyou holding a bunch of files in his hand, and suppressed the idea of ​​dealing with this person.

Liu Qian raised his hand and signaled to retreat left and right, leaving only ten armored guards under the ninth-level jade platform, nailing Ning Nanyou's every move.

"What kind of documents does King Rui have to submit to me in person?" After all the servants retreated, Liu Qian asked.

Ning Nanyou bowed his hand and asked lightly: "I believe... Your Majesty of the Central Court should know in his heart why Xiao Wang was going to the Central Court with our Grand High School? Now that people are about to arrive, they naturally have to make things clearer. Your Majesty scolded the Grand High School for our Grand High School for the dying of bad intentions and brought an unknown body of bones into the court, intending to provoke state affairs between the two sides, but who is this bone? I believe that my pilgrimage has already written a letter to you. Now, you do not keep your promise and forcibly seize the envoys of our dying... I don't know what you intend?"

Liu Qian pretended to be stupid and said, "You are going to the Great Honglu Fu Chen, pretending to be a member of the royal family in the Central Dynasty. Isn't this intentional initiation of war? Besides, I did not immediately make an attack so that everyone in the world knows the evil intentions of your Great Wei. Instead, I secretly detained Fu Chen in private, which was already very proud of your Great Wei, but I didn't expect... I was bitten back by you now?"

"Your Majesty really don't know who that bone is? Your Majesty really thinks that the Great Wei has the will to incite the war? So I dare to ask Your Majesty... I can write about this document in my hand who did the good deeds in the Great Wei?"

Ning Nanyou reached out to pull out a volume of documents from Liao Yuncheng's arms, unfolded them directly, and read aloud in the hall: "In the seventh year of Jiankang, in Yidu, there were Chinese and Korean people robbing the border deployment map, and they were mixed into the houses and were not allowed to be traced. So Changmen Pass was lost, and the battle was tragic. Fortunately, Cao family troops in Longxi rushed to help in time to quell the riots and bandits. In the eighth year of Jiankang, good workers from the river north of Jiangling were slaughtered by bandits, ten grain ships were destroyed, and the guards were missing, and ten tons of military rations disappeared. The traces of bandits were found along the river and followed up. It was done by secret spies from China and North Korea. In the winter of the eighth year of Jiankang..."

"etc!"

Ning Nanyou had not finished reading the text, Liu Qian on the seat could no longer help but feel angry and said irritably: "What do you think of these things? They are just investigations that are catching wind and shadows. How can we prove that these things are the works of my secret spies in China and the North Korea?"

Ning Nanyou immediately sneered and said, "Your Majesty really think... I only caught the secret spy leader of the secret agent and the Tingwei Mansion? Don't your Majesty feel... In recent years, the secret letters from the various passes to the Central Dynasty from the Great Wei Dynasty have become more perfunctory?"

Liu Qian's heart skipped a beat, and he immediately became suspicious. Then he thought about it carefully, and his whole body was numb and cold. He was silent and silent, but his eyes were holding Ning Nanyou and staring at him.

"The reason why the Great Wei sent envoys to the court was that they were unwilling to make things worse. If Your Majesty was unwilling to make peace with our court, then our court would definitely be with us. But at that time... the little king would definitely make all the evidence in his hands public, and let the people of Jiuzhou see what kind of king they respect and respect?"

In recent years, China and North Korea have become increasingly fond of sending detailed works to various countries to inquire about information. They have built tight listening networks in various parts of Jiuzhou, without a trace. Even if countries secretly noticed it, they could not find any evidence. More than two years ago, if the partridge had not been caught by Ning Nanyou's plan, he would never be caught. He could have left his life to return to China and North Korea alive, but he did not want Ning Nanqing to use his life to die in the Great Wei.

Liu Qian was quite afraid of what Ning Nanyou said. For several years, China and North Korea were never caught and found out. Although there were always traces left, it was impossible to criticize and prove it. But now, when they learned that there were other secret spies from the East Mansion of the Great Wei Dynasty and the Tingwei Mansion, they were involuntarily alert. If this matter was exposed, it would definitely be criticized by Jiuzhou. At that time, it would not be a matter of face. The rest of the countries in the Jiuzhou continent would take this opportunity to build an alliance and invade the Zhongchao.

Liu Qian narrowed his eyes and asked coldly: "Why is King Rui threatening me?"

Ning Nanyou: "Isn't Xiao Wang discussing with Your Majesty, you? If Your Majesty had not detained the Great Honglu of our court, Xiao Wang would not say this. If Your Majesty was willing to admit the identity of the bones in the coffin, Xiao Wang would not talk to Your Majesty with these documents in his hand."

Liu Qian knew very well that if he refused to release Fu Chen today and personally admitted that the bones in the coffin were Liu Qi, the fourth prince who was traveling outside in name, then Ning Nanyou would not give up. Although this person was not favored, he had the support of the powerful Regent King Huai behind him. If he wanted to publish the evidence in his hands, it would not be difficult to spread it to everyone.

On the saint of Jiulong lacquered gold, the monarch who had his eyes closed and his head lowered his head and thought deeply was silent for a moment, and finally responded with a sad expression: "Okay, I promise you that I will release the Great Master of Your Chronicle from the inner prison, but I have one condition."

Ning Nanyou said, "Your Majesty might as well speak directly?"

Liu Qian: "I will announce in a month that the Fourth Prince encountered a mudslide while traveling to the mountains and died of natural disasters. But you must ensure that during this period, there will be no rumors about Liu Qi appearing in the Great Wei Dynasty."

Ning Nanyou replied without hesitation: "This is natural. My pilgrimage did not want to start a war, otherwise the Tingwei Mansion would have immediately attacked when he found the body of the fourth prince in Guangzhou and led his troops to question the Chinese and Koreans. Now, since our dynasty has the intention of cultivating peace, of course, he will not expose this matter in a boring manner."

Seeing that he had almost no hesitation, Liu Qian said readily: "Well, since King Rui is so sincere, I will not continue to shirk responsibility and excuses."

Liao Yuncheng was standing beside him, and was shocked to see the scene in front of him. He thought it would take a lot of effort to get the Chinese emperor to promise to release Fu Chen, but he didn't expect that Ning Nanyou's few words made the man feel relieved.

When the two came out of Chongwen Hall, Liao Yuncheng was still trapped in the clouds and mists. I wonder what the situation he was now. It was not until Ning Nanyou took him back to the carriage that he recovered a little.

The little yellow gate was accompanying her. Liao Yuncheng was sitting on the couch, staring blankly at the husband sitting straight inside, and asked foolishly: "Lord, when did the Dongfu Office catch him..."

Ning Nanyou immediately threw a knife at him, lowered his voice and scolded: "Liao Yuncheng? What do you think is this?"

Liao Yuncheng immediately stopped and said silent, not daring to say anything further. He looked at Ning Nanyou in embarrassment, and lowered his head with a red face and shame.

Seeing that he had calmed down, Ning Nanyou slowly closed his eyes and waited for Liu Qian's close servant in the carriage to bring Fu Chen, who had not seen for many days, to him.

About a quarter of an hour later, a little movement came from outside the car. Ning Nanyou opened his eyes like a conditioned condition, quickly pulled open the curtains and looked out. He saw Fu Chen being supported by someone, and walked over step by step, exhausted and extremely tired.
Chapter completed!