Li Chongnian was about 26 or 27 years old and was detained in a prefecture house in Dingying Camp in Dunan.

Although he was imprisoned, there were several soldiers holding sharp blades guarding the door. Perhaps because he injured several of his comrades, the soldiers looked a little unkind and occasionally glanced at the room. Not far away, there were occasional labor services that left work, and several of them often swam near, as if they wanted to rush in to take revenge.

But Li Chong didn't care much about this. His green robe was stained with dried blood. He occasionally walked slowly to the window and looked out, with curiosity in his eyes.

This camp is different from the messy and dirty refugee gathering place he had in his past impression. On the contrary, it looks very organized. Most of the barracks are based on adobe bricks, and are built with bamboo and wood, arranged neatly and clearly distinguished.

The activities of these laborers in the camp were also very regular. When the morning drum sounded, they all left the camp one after another, lined up to a fixed bamboo shed for meals, and went out to work after the meal. However, the camp did not become unpopular. An elderly and women pushed carts to wander in the alley between the barracks, took away the bamboo buckets placed at the door of the barracks, poured out the debris inside, and then sprinkled water to suppress dust.

Although Li Chong didn't stay in the camp for a long time, he saw that these labors were not too many guards and soldiers were dispatched to command, so he could abide by order and everything was in order. It can be seen that these rules had been integrated into their bones and became habits.

If it weren't for the place where this place was, Li Chong would really think that he had entered a well-trained and prohibited elite military camp. This binding force was shocking. Because he felt these unusual details in the camp, Li Chong couldn't help but think deeply about the reasons behind it, and instead forgot to worry about his situation.

"People at that time said that the prince consort was very talented, and they originally thought it was just a gossip. From this small point of view, he was indeed a rare talent..."

Although he is not famous, he is also a family-based source of knowledge, and the circumstantial myths are not the kind of empty and nonsense, and there are many knowledges that are practical. Therefore, he understands that many seemingly brilliant and majestic achievements actually have too many luck and coincidences in it, and cannot truly reflect a person's ability. Instead, ordinary details can reveal a person's talents.

In ancient times, refugees have been difficult to manage and restrain. They are a group of desperate people, either crazy, weak, fierce, or perverse, and are all different. The prince-consort manages disaster relief matters in one hand, and now he has sorted out the orderly way. The ability to manage and manage is amazing.

While Li Chong was pondering, several fierce soldiers suddenly broke into the room, pointing at Li Chong and said fiercely, "Come out! There is a noble man to see you!"

"Where are you going to take my Alang?"

When the Li family servants who were detained next door heard the movement, they started to rush out of the room to protect the lord, and soon they fought with the guards.

"You stay here with peace of mind, and I won't have anything to do with you."

Li Chongxing came out of the room and said to his family, indicating that they should not be impatient and wait with peace of mind.

The reason why he was so calm was not because Li Chong relied on his family background and thought that the other party would be afraid and dare not make things difficult for him. He was a clerk of the Situ Mansion, and he knew the disputes that had been around some time ago, and understood the power of the Shen family. If the other party really intended to make things difficult for him, his family background would not be able to help him. Moreover, he was already trapped in human hands, and even if he wanted to make trouble, he was very likely to just humiliate himself.

He was escorted away from the camp by several guards and walked a distance on the Dunan construction site. Li Chong was led to a house. Before he could get close, he heard laughter from the room, one of which was a little familiar.

When he entered the door, he saw Jiangxia Gongwei Chong sitting in the room. One next to him was Chen Mu who captured him and his family, and the other was Shen Zhezi, the son-in-law who had seen several times.

"This one is that Li Chong."

Chen Mu pointed to Li Chong who was walking in the room in the middle of the table and introduced to Shen Zhezi. Then he looked at Wei Chong and said with a smile: "Donald Jiangxia wants to check if this noble relative in Zun Mansion has been lynched? He led people into the camp to kill several people, causing a lot of trouble. He was very smart. When my people gathered around me and shouted at the toilet. Although they were not treated with courtesy, there was no harshness."

"Erlang, you said that, I am ashamed!"

Wei Chong stood up from the table, first thanked Chen Mu, and then said to Shen Zhezi: "Weizhou, I want to thank you this time."

"Hongdu, you are a little impulsive when doing things this time. The Du Nan Dingying Camp is also a national use now. Even if you make mistakes, you should hand it over to the Sicheng lawsuit. It is really inappropriate for you to go straight to the Dingying Camp. This time the prince consort speaks out and helps. Hongdu, you should thank the prince consort and the grandpa of Shen Hou."

In terms of seniority, Li Chong is actually Wei Chong's elder, but the ethics and education are not rigorous nowadays, and they are also distant relatives. It is already a favor for Wei Chong to come forward to help, and it is nothing to call him by his words.

"I heard that my tomb was poisoned and my heart was filled with pain. I whipped my filial pie. I dare not wait for a long time. I couldn't bear it. I could only vent my anger with blood."

When Li Chong said this, his expression was still a little excited. He lied to Wei Chong and said, "I am imprisoned, thank you for helping me. However, Chen Hou is also responsible for his duties. Even if there is punishment, he dare not have any resentment. He dare not wait for long, and he dare not ask for forgiveness."

When Shen Zhezi heard Li Chong's answer, he couldn't help but raise his eyebrows, and he couldn't help but feel a little surprised. To be honest, he was not very interested in Li Chong, nor had he heard of this person's reputation. Instead, he was very interested in his mother, the legendary Madam Wei, who taught the saint of books, and even had the thought of visiting him.

After listening to Wei Chong and Shen Mu's story, Shen Zhezi actually had a bad impression of Li Chong. He felt that it was no different from those aristocratic dandy who relied on his family background and acted recklessly. He was impulsive, willful, tyrannical, arrogant, and ignored the consequences when doing things.

But after seeing him, he found that Li Chong was calm and elegant, and his words were respectful, unlike a person with a strong sense of oppression.

Wei Chong couldn't help feeling a little embarrassed when he heard Li Chong's words, and even resented him. The Shen family clearly stated that he would not pursue the matter anymore. Li Chong simply lowered his head and apologized, and the matter would be fine.

If the attitude is better, we can even form a friendship that we often have. Why bother to say more about the rest of the troubles? If you really have this enlightenment, then just bow your head and accept the punishment and instruct your family not to ask for help in your house. After he said this, he would rather have to stand up and ignore favors.

Although he was a little dissatisfied, since he had already made a comeback, Wei Chong still smiled and said to Shen Zhezi: "Hongdu may still be angry or speak loudly, Wei Zhou, don't mind."

Shen Zhezi smiled and waved his hand to express his distraction. Then he looked at Li Chong and said, "Li Jun said this, which is contrary to the worldly feelings. Revenge is filial piety and righteousness; sin and punishment are punished, which is the law of governance. At that time, people hold one's own side, and Gao Xian cannot clarify each other. Li Jun talks about both sides, but I want to ask for advice, how do you think this matter should be handled?"

The issue of Shen Zhezi seems ordinary, but actually involves a long-standing ideological issue. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the chaos was not only reflected in the wars and disasters, but also in the thoughts.

The so-called metaphysical prosperity is actually just a relatively apparent feature. The collision between academic and ideological is not only reflected in those simple propositions or cruel political struggles. In fact, everyone has such contradictions and anxiety.

A famous scholar like Yu Liang, who is a top-notch scholar, has the academic attainments in both the cultivation of Xuanshu and the passage of the world. This statement seems calm and free, and his thoughts are free. But in fact, when it comes to real actions, it is still inevitable to focus on punishment. And contradictions similar to those between words and deeds are actually everywhere in "New Words of the World".

Later generations recommended the Wei and Jin dynasties to talk about the unrestrained and unrestrained spiritual world, but in fact, the people of the Wei and Jin dynasties were very poor and difficult. They themselves could not even find a belief that they could believe and pursue, so this caused many so-called metaphysics famous scholars, who spoke extremely elegantly and were distorted in private.

As a soul from later generations, Shen Zhezi's ideological progress is reflected in his deep understanding that metaphysics is just a theory of anesthetic spirit, not practical, and never a theory that can benefit the world. Such as Wang Dao's method of governing that seeks simplicity can only be a practice that is beneficial to the world.

This kind of stupidity, or it can be said that it can adapt to the complex contradictions at that time, will not cause great turmoil and burden to society. But on the other hand, isn’t it the sacrifice of the vitality and progress of the entire society?

What Li Chong said seems to be quite enlightened. Revenge must be avenged, but if you do something wrong, you will accept punishment. But the problem is that awareness is enlightenment, but it is difficult to implement. Being obsessed with filial piety should be worthy of praise, but if it is praised, it indirectly admits that his family’s illegal construction is legal, and those labor services are equivalent to being classified as thieves.

So how can I punish him next? I can only punish him for trespassing into Ding Camp, and the most important life is not necessary to mention. To a certain extent, this is the oppression of the national law by the aristocratic family's right to speak.

Hearing Shen Zhezi's retort, Li Chong was also stunned. After a long time, he smiled bitterly: "I'm worried about things and dare not wait for lawsuits..."

Shen Zhezi was silent after hearing this. He understood what Li Chong said. If Li Chong did not take revenge privately, but instead had a lawsuit, the final development of this matter would definitely be suppressed. In this way, Li Chong would not only fail to take revenge, but may instead cause a blow to the Shen family.

To be able to realize this, to be honest, Li Chong is not an impulsive person, but is very decisive. From Shen Zhezi himself, if Li Chong really complains, in order not to block the project, he will insist that the Li family cemetery exceeds the rituals, and the laborers are right!
Chapter completed!