After I traveled through the book, I was spoiled by five little villains

"Madam, my good lady."

Wan Hong bowed repeatedly and said, "My husband's future depends on your thoughts. Can you please be kind?"

He was not a tough scholar to begin with. He was cowardly and incompetent, and had some self-righteous thoughts.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have been so smart as to try to get close to the Princess's Mansion through Sudiya, and she wouldn't have acted like a coward when Madam Wan later went to cause trouble for Sudiya.

Mrs. Wan glanced at him and thought to herself.

Husband and wife are one, they prosper together and suffer together.

If Wan Hong really offended the eldest princess, she would not have a good life.

Although this man may not be good at other things, at least she has the final say at home, and she is also an official's wife, so she can behave decently in public.

However, this is a good opportunity.

"You can let me go, but you have to promise me one thing."

"Go, go, go!"

Wan Hong repeatedly responded, "Madam, I will do whatever you say, and I won't lie!"

"you swear?"

Madam Wan gave him a look that said he was not trustworthy.

"I swear."

Wan Hong raised his hand, swore and said, "Madam, can you believe me now?"

Mrs. Wan finally revealed her trump card: "I want you to stay away from red-light districts from today on."

"it is good……"

Compared with the firmness of the oath, the word "yes" is weak.

Madam Wan smiled coldly: "It seems that you are not sincere. Then forget about this matter. You can clean up the mess of offending the princess yourself! At worst, I will divorce you, and the princess can't blame me."

"Don't, don't..."

As soon as she threw out her trump card, Wan Hong was so anxious that he waved his hands quickly, grabbed her hand and said, "I promise you! I will never go there again."

He thought inwardly with great resentment: This was the only hobby he had, and it was taken away from him.

Madam Wan suppressed the smug smile on her face and waved his hand away in disgust: "I'm going to continue writing my post."

In addition to writing the post, she also has to prepare a generous gift.

Since the eldest princess has stood up to support Sudiya, she must do her best to save face and not let anyone find fault with her.

"Okay, okay, ma'am, you write it."

Wan Hong was afraid that she would go back on her word, so he quickly stepped out and left the space to Madam Wan.

At the same time, in Taifu Temple.

Cui Yongwei, who always prided himself on being calm, had veins throbbing on his forehead.

"What did you say?"

"Sir, the Princess's Mansion is guarded by guards, we can't get in." Knowing that he was angry, the subordinate gritted his teeth and said it again.

"I gonna go see."

Cui Yongwei frowned and stood up.

He didn't wait until this moment to hear "you can't get in".

This is Taifu Temple!

On what basis can a princess with no official position do whatever she wants in his territory?

He led his men closer and saw the guards from the Princess's Mansion standing thirty steps ahead with spears in hand. No one dared to approach.

Cui Yongwei straightened his clothes, clenched his fists and pretended to cough twice, then walked inside.

"Who is it, stop!"

The guard shouted to stop him.

"This is Lord Cui, the Minister of the Imperial Household!"

The attendant who followed him hurriedly said, "In Taifu Temple, you can't even recognize our master? You are blind!"

"never mind."

Cui Yongwei stopped the long-servant: "Those who are ignorant are not guilty."

He said to the guard in a friendly manner: "I need to go in and get an official document that I will need urgently tomorrow."

"The princess has ordered that no outsiders are allowed to enter except for the temple secretary and the accountant."

The guard had no intention of compromise and looked serious, with no intention of giving any face to this important official.

In fact, the instructions he received were: Especially that Lord Cui, he must not be allowed in.

Cui Yongwei was so angry that the smile on his face froze.

What do you mean?

He is the Minister of Taifu Temple, but he is not even as good as a Temple Secretary?

I felt even more resentful towards Wan Hong, who had caused the trouble.

Suddenly, he stopped pretending and asked in a deep voice, "Can you afford to delay my official duties?"

The guard was unmoved: "I only follow the orders of the princess."

He did whatever the princess said.

The attendant cautiously glanced at Cui Yongwei's face and did not dare to speak.

He knew that his master's temper was not as good as he appeared.

After a few breaths of stalemate, Cui Yongwei finally chose to turn around and leave.

He pursed his lips tightly, clenched his hands into fists in his sleeves, and was extremely angry.

After returning home, he went straight to the study and summoned his staff to discuss matters.

Half an hour later, several nimble men led horses and left from behind Cui's mansion, trying to get out of the city to do business before the city gates were closed.

Since the account books cannot be moved, let's fix the loopholes.

In the study room.

A lawyer stroked his beard and said with a smile: "Don't worry, sir. We have seen all the account books. How can we find any problems in just a few days?"

Cui Yongwei thought so before.

But what you have done will always leave traces, and he felt guilty, so he was always worried that he would be caught if he was negligent.

"Sir," another advisor offered a suggestion, "The princess ignored the law and interfered in government affairs without authorization, affecting the daily affairs of the Taifu Temple."

He narrowed his eyes and said with a smile: "Aren't all these actions worthy of impeachment by the Censorate?"

Hearing this, Cui Yongwei hesitated.

He had also thought of this method, but after all, it was not easy to raise chess pieces with great effort, and if he wasted his time on such things, once they were exposed, they would no longer be usable.

"Let me think about it again."

What he didn't know was that there were several people following far behind the people he sent out to clean up the front and rear.

They left the capital one after another and headed in different directions.

In the night, the shadows of the trees sway gently.

Qin Yaoguang slowly sipped the tea and listened to Qingbai's report.

"Master, the people coming out of Cui's house are divided into three groups, and our people have already followed them. One of the directions is Hanjia Cang."

Her eyes flashed with admiration for Qin Yaoguang.

"The master is as good as a god."

"I see."

Qin Yaoguang smiled lightly, without any pride on her face.

It's just a strategy of repairing the plank road in the open while secretly crossing Chencang. There's nothing to be proud of.

Of course she knew that since Cui Yongwei dared to enter it into the account, it would be difficult to find any clues in the account book.

The reason why they made such a fuss by causing trouble for Wan Hong was to alert the enemy.

If Cui Yongwei was really as frank and low-key as he appeared, the Cui Mansion should be very quiet tonight.

Instead of sending people out impatiently to eliminate future troubles like we do now.

Thank you very much, Cui Yongwei, for sending someone to lead the way.

After Qingbai left, a little girl's voice came from outside the house: "Your Highness, the Prince has arrived."

Yan Changqing?

What is he here to do?

Madam Deng advised, "Good master, just let him in. How can a couple hold a grudge overnight?"

Ever since Yan Changqing returned to Beijing, Qin Yaoguang had left him alone in the yard.

Nanny Deng guessed that she was angry and worried about their relationship, so she couldn't help but give some advice until this moment.