Tian Wen'er was busy with the backlog of documents, remembering Lang Jun's fiancée when she was a child, and sent a message to Jiangling Mansion for inquiries.

Jiangling Prefecture gave back that there was Yang Changshi, who was born in the orthodox lineage of the Hongnong Yang family. He avoided the disaster in the war and went to Bashu, but disappeared.

Yang Changshi once served as the magistrate of Fufeng County and was moved to the magistrate of Jiangling Prefecture. He had six sons, seven daughters, and three legitimate sons.

The eldest son Yang Qi was said to have served as the governor of Fufeng County and was transferred to the position of the chief minister of the Tonggu.

The second son of the legitimate son, Yang Qi, lived with his father in Jiangling Mansion and worked as an escort. He had a legitimate daughter named Yang Ning'er and his concubine's son named Yang Guangsheng.

The third son of the legitimate son, Yang Lin, had no official position, lived with his father in Jiangling Mansion and had two sons.

Tian Wen'er thought: "I don't know where I am?"

Tian Wen'er was responsible and wrote about Yuzhou and Chengdu, looking for the Yang family who had served as the chief of Jiangling Prefecture.

Xiaoxue received the document and was moved. She thought that out of Wei Fufeng's care, she replied: "I am grateful to Your Majesty the Queen. My father Yang Qi has been missing for many years, so there must be no Bashu."

When Tian Wen'er received the reply, she was so shocked that Xiaoxue was actually Yang Ning'er.

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In the first month of the year, King Yang Xingmi of Wu suddenly ordered a large army to gather in Xuanzhou.

The Wuning Army stationed in Yangzhou followed 20,000 Yangzhou troops to set out, and Li Shenfu, who was in Jiangning, led the Eastern Wu army to set out.

Wei Fufeng received a report from Han Erlang that he knew that it was nothing more than attacking Shezhou or Hongzhou, and that Shezhou was the most likely.

Wei Fufeng issued a war instruction, and Hangzhou ordered Gu Quanwu to send troops to support Shezhou.

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At the end of the first month, Ganzhou Governor Lu Guangchou launched a rebellion and raided the important military location Meiguan. His troops left Meiguan to attack Shaozhou, and his troops pointed to Guangzhou.

At the same time, the governor of Jizhou and the Wei Quanshen of Hongzhou sent 50,000 troops to attack Yuanzhou.

Peng Yu, the governor of Yuanzhou, rebelled and cooperated with Wei Quanshe to attack the 10,000 southern Sichuan troops stationed.

The southern Sichuan army was defeated and almost wiped out. Only a few hundred fled back to Changsha Prefecture to report the news.

Shortly after Tian Wen'er returned to Ezhou, she received urgent military reports and was furious.

During the foreign war between the Southern Sichuan Army, Lu Guangchou did not rebel, and Tian Wen'er thought Lu Guangchou had no intention of rebelling.

Tian Wen'er ordered the dispatch of troops and at the same time sent someone to Jiangning to inform Wei Fufeng and Xiaoxue about it.

Wei Fufeng was speechless when he received the letter he passed on. He thought Lu Guangchou would not rebel, so he transferred the southern Sichuan army stationed in Ganzhou.

Wei Fufeng was surprised that Xiaoxue was Yang Ning'er. When he recalled that he was transporting grain on the Jialing River, he confessed to Xiaoxue's love on the boat. He asked Xiaoxue's relatives, and Xiaoxue replied to her father Yang Qi.

Wei Fufeng smiled warmly. His fiancée was married to each other for a long time. She had been together and fell in love with each other.

Wei Fufeng replied that Xiaoxue was crowned the princess and would not take war on Jiangxi for the time being. The price of salt goods increased ten times, and only accepted iron and grain to replace salt, and expressed his congratulations to the rebellious Jiangxi states.

Wei Fufeng explained that the Huainan army must still be able to capture Jiangxi, and the Sichuan army needs to rest and rest, focus on the two Zhejiang areas, defend Bashu and Jingxiang, and wait for the Xuanwu army to fight.

Tian Wen'er received a reply, and unexpectedly made a decision by the husband, ordering to suspend the mobilization of military forces and ordering a complete blockade of salt goods flowing into Jiangxi, and only grain and iron are allowed to be replaced.

Wei Fufeng informed Lin Qingxue and issued a military order in Hangzhou, ordering Quzhou Governor Qian Chuan to raise the price of salt goods flowing into Xinzhou, Jiangxi to ten times, and only accept silver and iron transactions, and prohibit the sale of grain to Jiangxi.

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The military office of the Hongzhou Jiedushi, who claimed to be the governor of Zhennan Army, became the overlord of Jiangxi with great enthusiasm. He integrated most of Jiangxi and persuaded Lu Guangchou to surrender.

Wei Quansha was confident that 150,000 Jiangxi troops were enough to resist the comeback of the Huainan Army. He stationed 100,000 troops, guarded Meiguan and Yuanzhou, and waited for the counterattack of the Sichuan Army.

Unexpectedly, the army in southern Sichuan did not come, and the envoy sent a congratulatory letter to congratulate the dangerous envoy for becoming the overlord of Jiangxi. I looked at the storm and the ups and downs of the world.

Wei Quan's irony was inexplicably illusory and did not understand the meaning. Is the governor of the Southern Sichuan Army stupid?

Other governors of the Luling Jiedu received similar congratulatory documents.

In Ganzhou Military Palace, Lu Guangchou frowned with the document. The southern Sichuan army counterattacked Shaozhou, and he retreated to Meiguan.

I thought that the Southern Sichuan Army continued to launch a fierce attack, and inexplicably sent me congratulations. What's the point of making?

Lu Guangchou was very uneasy. Before he rebelled, he asked someone to ask the governor of Daozhou Tan Quanbo, and received a reply that the Sichuan army was stable and the timing should not be colluded and sarcastic.

Lu Guangchou was unwilling to give up, and his subordinates also had supporters. He felt that he had missed it and would not have a chance. He gritted his teeth and raised his troops to control Ganzhou again.

Lu Guangchou asked someone to ask Tan Quanbo again. When he learned that Tan Quanbo had resigned and his family went to Bashu, he felt as if he had been hit by a blow and was at a loss.

In the following days, Jiangxi fell into a panic of salt shortage, salt prices soared, and even had no market prices.

In ancient times, Jiangxi did not find local salt resources. It relied on the river to transport the upstream well salt, Huai salt downstream, Guangshen imported from Meiguan, Fujian salt, and Liangzhe salt from Tingzhou.

Salt and grain are the foundation of population livelihood. You can still eat wild vegetables without food. Without salt intake, the consequences can be imagined.

Wei Fufeng blocked the salt inflow from Jiangxi, and the Huainan army may not follow the example, but it will definitely increase the inflow of salt prices, causing Jiangxi resources to continue to flow out, and the tactic of cutting flesh with a soft knife.

The southern Sichuan army blockade did not fight, and Lu Guangchou of Ganzhou was under the greatest pressure.

Hakka people in Ganzhou accounted for half of them. When they were in the Southern Sichuan Army, Ganzhou's commercial circulation route was profitable.

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In Yuzhou, Xiaoxue received a letter from Tian Wen'er. After reading it, she couldn't believe it. She had never heard of begging someone when she was a child.

Xiaoxue was excited and joyful. This was a great thing for her. She recalled the past and couldn't remember any golden branch and jade leaf headdresses. She thought that her parents gave it to her or sold it.

Xiaoxue regretted that she wrote to Erhai to ask Li Nu and told Li Nu that this great news.

In Erhai Lake, Li Nu has always assisted Linghu Wan'er, in charge of palace affairs, and danced unremittingly every day.

After receiving a letter from Xiaoxue, Li Nu was shocked and incredible. It turned out that she had never known Wei Fufeng's relatives, but only knew that the prince was from the Wei family in Chang'an.

Li Nu has long forgotten what happened back then, and Xiaoxue's letters reminded her of her experience back then.

At that time, she was sixteen years old and followed her husband Yang Qi to Fufeng County to visit relatives.

Yang Qi intended to obtain clerkship duties in Fufeng County.

However, the eldest brother who served as the county magistrate had no real power and could not settle his brother. He lived there for a while and left and returned to Chang'an.

I vaguely remember that my eldest brother and concubine gave birth to a daughter.

Although her wife and husband are a civilian, she has a low status, she is still very close to her elder brother's concubine during her stay.

I remember that there was a beautiful county magistrate concubine who was crazy and joking, and asked her if she would marry her son.

She could offend people and laughed perfunctorily and said that she went back to ask her husband, just as a joke.

I left and went back to my residence and told my husband casually.

Unexpectedly, her husband was willing to marry her. She was reluctant to betroth a daughter, but she did not dare to destroy her husband's intention to seek official positions.

The marriage was decided, and the concubine's biological mother came to her house and sent her token of engagement, a golden branch and jade leaf headdress.

In theory, the chief clerk should invite him to meet and write his marriage letter in discussion.

But without the following, she was not happy at all. She didn't mention it, and she didn't take the initiative until she left Fufeng County and did not make a marriage letter.

"Golden branches and jade leaves headdress?" Li Nu said in panic. She recalled the whereabouts of the headdress and regretted it.

It turned out that when he left Fufeng County, the county magistrate concubine came to see him off and smiled and asked for a golden branch and jade leaf headdress.

At that time, Li Nu believed that the chief clerk and his wife were despised and unwilling to recognize the marriage, and she was reluctant to let her daughter marry her concubine's son.

Unhappy, the real livelihood requires money, Li Nu sold it to the county magistrate's concubine, and also wrote a transfer contract that he obeyed.

The county magistrate concubine bought a golden branch and jade leaf headdress and laughed and said that she would save a dowry for her future daughter.

After selling the headdress, Li Nu sold it, and ended an unwilling marriage and left Fufeng County forgot.

Li Nu didn't know the name of his concubine's son back then, and Wei Fufeng's biological mother called himself my Erlang.

Things in the world are impermanent, who would have thought that the little concubine's son would grow into a big figure similar to an emperor.

The token of engagement that was not very meaningful back then had extraordinary honor for the 'princess'.

Li Nu hurriedly wrote a letter to Xiaoxue, asking Xiaoxue to find the headdress quickly.

The headdress is a dead object, but the county magistrate concubine took the headdress to meet the prince or the prince's parents.

Big people pay attention to one thing, but the former engagement token is not easy to admit.

The county magistrate’s concubine already owns the token of jade hairpin and has been transferred to the court.

Xiaoxue was stunned when she received a reply from Li Nu. She was so shocked that she understood Li Nu's behavior back then.

Xiaoxue hesitated for a while and wrote a letter to tell Tian Wen'er the truth, saying that she had transferred the headwear to the county magistrate's concubine, and she had no right to be a concubine.

When Tian Wen'er received the letter, she was speechless. She thought about the reply and said that the girl's family had not learned about it by the man's family, and the private transfer was invalid. The husband had already enthroned you as the princess.

When the letter was sent, Tian Wen'er felt that she could not ignore it hastily, so she sent someone to write to Chu Wanyu and asked Wei Fufeng's biological mother.

Wei Fufeng's biological mother was shocked when she heard this and replied that she didn't know how to transfer the engagement headdress. Then she asked Chu Wanyu to wait and ask Aunt Wei Fufeng.

Unexpectedly, Aunt Wei Fufeng recalled that a county magistrate concubine came to her and asked her to sign the contract with the headdress of the engagement.

At that time, I didn't want to offend the county magistrate, so I signed the custody.

Later, I forgot to tell Wei Fufeng's biological mother that it was mainly because she didn't take it seriously. The county magistrate's concubine was not pregnant at that time.

Wei Fufeng's biological mother was quite helpless. Back then, she only took Yang Qianrui's marriage seriously, and the others were treated as ill-hearted jokes.

My son is an ordinary person, everything he had in the past was a false and fiction. Being able to marry Mingyu was considered to be "high-end".

Mingyu's appearance is a perfect concubine.

The son’s noble title, and the jokes of the past became a promise of golden words. An ordinary headdress at that time became a priceless treasure.

Tian Wen'er received a reply and was shocked. The transfer was approved by the aunt's signing.

Tian Wen'er had no choice but to write a letter to Xiaoxue, telling Xiaoxue that she would not change her title. In the future, someone came with a headdress and she gave another title to her.

Xiaoxue was grateful to Tian Wen'er after reading the letter. She felt relieved, but she was unwilling to send someone to Chang'an to find the concubine of the county magistrate and buy the wedding headdress.

Xiaoxue just wanted to buy it back, but she was so rational that she didn't dare to do anything wrong. She had already enthroned the princess and could not make a robbery, so she wanted to find a hidden disaster.

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