Yuqiongyin

It wasn't a coincidence. She came to Qingzhou to resolve this matter.

Chu Chenning stretched out her hand, and Fulin handed her the list filled out by Fuying. She lowered her eyes and looked through it carefully. "These people are really bold. They illegally mined iron ore, enslaved innocent people, and took human lives lightly."

Fu Ying couldn't help but speak: "Your Highness, they have all been placed in the clinic. Although we have tried our best to treat them, some of them are still..."

Although she didn't finish her words, Chu Chenning understood what she meant and went in to investigate. Those who were captured were enslaved for years, beaten and scolded at every turn, and had very poor food. Even if they fell down, they would be woken up by a basin of water and continued to work.

I don’t know how many people have died like this. It’s a blessing that they are alive and rescued today.

"Fulin, remember to compensate the girls on the list with silver and let Prefect Lin distribute it." Chu Chenning pinched his brows and gave the order in a deep voice.

She naturally knew that her mother and sister were both pursuing a peaceful and prosperous world, but this matter was still a little too difficult.

The excessive debauchery of the previous empress and the collusion among officials under the throne gradually undermined her power, turning the world into the hands of powerful officials from aristocratic families.

It was not until the current empress became emperor and began a large-scale purge of the court and rectification of government order that we have the current prosperous era.

But those corrupt and dirty things still exist.

So the atmosphere in Nihuang Palace that day was not right. I guess it was because the Empress and the Crown Princess had a disagreement.

Thinking of this, Chu Chenning raised his eyebrows. His sister did have the talent to govern the country and maintain its security, and he had no intention of competing for that position.

After the Queen Mother abdicated with peace of mind and the Imperial Sister ascended to the position, he would still be the carefree Sixth Prince who did whatever he wanted. Oh, he should be the Prince now. It would not be a bad choice to hold Rong Yunling in his arms and enjoy the flowers, drink tea and have fun in his house every day.

Chu Chenning couldn't help but sigh. He didn't know how Rong Yunlu was doing in the capital, and when he could truly become his own monarch.

Well, after handing over Qingzhou, I can get the imperial decree to grant marriage when I return. The wedding ceremony must be grand, and the date must be set in half a year so that there is enough time to prepare.

It’s really long.

After Lin Qingzhi and Fu Ying finished the handover with Xu Yi, Chu Chenning slowly walked out of the prefectural residence and got on the gold-threaded ebony carriage for the return journey.

Holding Fulin's hand, he got into the carriage. The accompanying palace servants slowly lowered the curtain. Chu Chenning's casual gaze was still on Xu Yi in front of the carriage, hoping that she could do well.

"Sixth Prince, may we set off?" The palace servant beside the carriage window bowed his head respectfully and asked.

"Let's go." Chu Chenning lay lazily in the carriage and waved his hand gently to give the order.

Xu Yi and others watched Chu Chenning leave.

The carriage was moving steadily. Seeing his master frowning and drinking, Fulin handed him a cup of hot tea at the right time, "Your Highness, are you worried about the affairs of Qingzhou?"

"There is nothing to worry about. The Queen Mother has already sent Xu Yi. This gentleman has always been upright and incorruptible."

There was no need to pretend to be sick in the carriage. Chu Chenning had already taken off his thick cloak and was lying on his side on the couch in a red brocade dress. The wine glass in his hand was gently shaken, and a few drops of wine spilled out of the glass.

Chu Chenning stared at the memorial wet with wine and raised his eyebrows slightly. It was a pity that there were only a few letters that Fu Ying had collected from the homes of those officials in Qingzhou, but there were still one or two important keepsakes.

But this is not substantial evidence and cannot prove any connection with the mastermind behind them.

Forget it, I'll leave it to Xu Yi to handle the rest.