Bai Changqiu nodded and said, "I died in Yining City some time ago, my senior brother."

After hearing what Bai Changqiu said, Yin Zhu couldn't help but feel silent. He was not sorry for Hu Ming's death, but was shocked by Situ Yao's power.

Situ Yao, a county magistrate of Qianjiang County, actually reached his hand to Yuanling County, and almost completely controlled Yuanling County, which was a bit terrible.

And this is only revealed by Situ Yao, but he did not reveal it. For example, Bai Changqiu, who was standing behind him, is the legitimate son of the Bai family. Now standing behind him and taking him as his teacher, does this mean that the Bai family is also one of his forces?

And apart from these two forces, is there no other hidden forces?

Thinking of this, Yin Zhu couldn't help but have a cold war, and then subconsciously looked at the people sent by these aristocratic families with suspicion. Who can guarantee that these aristocratic families do not have the power built up by Situ Yao?

Situ Yao looked at the suspicious Yin Zhu and knew what he was thinking, but he did not explain anything. Instead, he picked up the teacup and took a sip, and said lightly: "Before, the 7,000 Fengwei Army members died in battle, which has something to do with me."

Although his tone was calm, when what happened to Yin Zhu and the others, it was no less shocking than a shock to the sky.

You should know that the decline of the imperial court began with the death of the Fengwei Army.

It was precisely because the Fengwei Army died in battle and the late emperor passed away that these aristocratic families had the courage to come out and jump around. Otherwise, under Mo Congyi's rule, unless Mo Congyi took the initiative to attack them, they would never dare to resist even if they cut them with a soft knife.
Chapter completed!