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The Strategy of Love

A good brother was troubled by the need to break off a marriage engagement, After drinking, the young Marquis of Marquis Duanjing Residence, Yan Qing, was willing to take a stab for his good brother, "It's just a woman, right? I'll marry her!" When the alcohol wore off, he looked at Ling Hua who had come to find him— He regretted it so much his guts turned green! At the age of thirteen, Ling Hua struck the complaint drum to bring a lawsuit to the Emperor's attention, daring to risk her life by dragging down the Crown Prince's Grand Tutor's family from power, saving the entire Ling Family and thus making a name for herself in the Capital City. Three years later, she reorganized the Ling Family, firmly grasping it in her hands, leaving no one able to shake it. Every time Yan Qing mentioned her, he sighed with emotion, thankful he didn't marry this woman. —In the end, he married her! ------------------------ Yan Qing: A young man holding a grasp of the crisp breeze, intoxicating the verdant courtyard with the fragrance of orchids for miles Ling Hua: Stained by the color of Begonia from Qiyun Mountain, worthy of plucking a single bloom to hasten the adornment of makeup

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533 Chs

81 Chapter Our Own People (Second Update)_1

Although Xiao Jin was fond of revelry, with his palace in the Prince of Jiangbei residence filled with music and singing every night, he was far from foolish. He couldn't be completely certain of the dirty secrets behind the disaster that stretched a thousand miles in Hengchuan Prefecture, but he had roughly guessed it, and was not far off the mark.

With the support of the Prince of Jiangbei household, who else could have bribed Wu Yi to misappropriate the three million taels of silver allocated by the Ministry of Revenue for the construction of the Hengchuan Prefecture embankments? It would have to be a power greater and a household more noble than that of the Prince of Jiangbei.

In Houliang, there were naturally quite a few households that were nobler than that of the Prince of Jiangbei. However, those lacking silver to such an extent that they would covertly target the embankments of Hengchuan, and possessing the audacity to do so, were indeed very rare.