The Tyrant's Beloved Empress

Chapter 78

Kang Hong was quickly taken into custody. Most of the generals around him didn't know what he was doing and were quite loyal to him. Seeing that Kang Hong was being questioned, they felt that there was another hidden story or even being planted to blame. They were trying to rescue or intercede for him. +++Cartino novel website www.mtlnovel.com may be Zuoqiu's death called them to be wary, the deputy was afraid that Xiao Zhige would kill the person first for (强qiang), and even tried to save the person from prison. .

Xiao Zhige didn't say a word about this. He was born in the ranks and did not suppress these loyal but deceived generals too much. While allowing his own people to quickly take over the defense of Yongzhou, he began to list all kinds of crimes.

There was also a confidant of Kang Hong who knew the inside story secretly sent a letter to Yejing, but Xiao Zhige did not send someone to intercept it. It's just that if this letter were in the hands of the three princes of Yejing, I was afraid that these generals would not be waiting for rescue, but rather a reminder.

After another three days, Yongzhou was completely under the control of Xiao Zhige. Refugees from Quang Binh County came all the way, Xie Ling led people to register their household registration, and put the people back to the city. On the other side of the official square, Kang Hong, Kang Hong’s henchmen and several mountain bandit leaders were shackled and waited for trial.

Xiao Zhige sat on the main seat, and Yongzhou Zhuhao (强qiang) was also present as a witness.

Boxes of account books were carried up by the soldiers, and they were all "sacrifices" handed in by these haos (qiang) over the years. The amount was so huge that it was staggering. In addition, there are confessions from a group of mountain bandits, who were originally soldiers in the Yongzhou Army. They were transferred from the barracks by Kang Hong when they were unnamed. In fact, they had already been removed from the barracks, creating the illusion of death. On the other side, these people were hidden in the mountains (fuck cao) and trained as private soldiers. After two to three years, there are already three thousand people.

In the Yongzhou Uprising, these hidden private troops were ordered by Kang Hong to pretend to be mountain bandits and raise the anti-flag. In fact, they were in order to stir up the feelings of the refugees and expand the civil unrest, so that the prince could be accused of ineffectiveness. . Of course, there is no evidence at the level of the three princes to indicate that the truth now spread out under the eyes of the people is that Kang Hong has accepted huge bribes over the years to feed the private army, and the wolf has ambitions to rebel.

Xiao Zhige was not in a hurry to put Kang Hong to death. In front of the people of Yongzhou, he laid out evidence piles of evidence in front of the generals who supported Kang Hong, and peeled off the human skin that Kang Hong was wearing.

The physical evidence is conclusive, and Kang Hong's crime is unforgivable. Even his former loyal generals have nothing to say.

The people onlookers praised Yingming, the king of the Northern Warfare, for his benevolence, which is the blessing of the people.

Kang Hong, who had become a prisoner, looked around blankly, and suddenly met Xiao Zhige's solemn face, overflowing with a wry smile. Xiao Zhige did not give his life to kill him, but instead sent him to Yejing along with other criminals. However, Kang Hong thought of his childhood in Yejing, his throat was bitter, and he would never be able to return to Yejing alive.

Xiao Zhige doesn't (kill sha) him, but he must die.

It was night, Kang Hong committed suicide in prison fearing sin. Xiao Zhige was not surprised when he received the news. Kang Hong was definitely going to die, but he was not prepared to let him die in his own hands, so that no one would take advantage of the question and bring Kang Hong's death to him.