"Mother, although Dorgon is dead, Ajige and Dodo are still there, and their son wants to capture them and behead them." Fulin said again.

"No, no, son, don't do this. Ajige and Duoduo are descendants of the Aisin Gioro family. As long as you don't commit serious crimes of treason, you can't kill them easily, otherwise you will be a bad reputation for harming your flesh and blood. Besides, you can only be considered a "fight in your nest" with them, and you are still a family in your bones. Your real enemy is the small court of the Southern Ming Dynasty, Zhu Youlang."

"What if they lead troops to rebel?"

"No. First of all, Dorgon does have the intention of being unjust, and hiding the dragon robe is ironclad. Ajige and Dodo have no reason to rebel; secondly, although they are not incompatible with us, they will not fight in the internal strife, because in that case, they will only be cheaper. Therefore, they will not rebel."

"It's not good to let them lead troops outside. My son is not at ease."

"Haha, son, don't worry, the mother has already had an idea. You, now you are still learning and learning. Let the five of them do government affairs. Just pay a little attention to it. In three to five years, the mother will definitely give you a stable country."

"My mother, do you want to follow the government?"

"No, my mother is not that stupid yet. Are you a target for someone?" Burbutai said with a smile.

When Fulin saw his mother, he smiled mysteriously. When he thought about his mother's personnel arrangements, he suddenly understood.

...

That night, Burbutai remembered that there was still something unfinished, so he ordered Hu Jinzhong: "Little beard, go and spread Dai Rufeng."

"twitter!"

Hu Jinzhong agreed and left. In less than half an hour, Hu Jinzhong replied: "Qi reported to the Empress Dowager, Dai Rufeng has disappeared, and found a letter at his residence."

"Oh? He is very thief. He is so trusted, come forward."

When Bulftai heard Dai Rufeng disappeared, he was stunned and thought that this guy was running out quickly. When he opened the letter, he saw a poem written on it: "The servant Dai Rufeng came to the Empress Dowager: I have been greedy for several years and the quilt is warm, and the kindness is always lingering in my heart. The geese in the north flew back south, and the winter went and spring came again."

After reading it, Bulftai threw it into the brazier and burned it, thinking, "This slave can still write poetry? Just leave, so I can save my hands from being stained with blood. This guy is shameless, just a gangster, and he still has to tease the book before leaving. What kind of quilt warmth, kindness, and words and meaning are very vicious..."

"The quilt is warm? Now that people are leaving, the quilt is cold, it is really difficult to get a long night." Bulftai looked at the flames in the brazier, and was inspired by Dai Rufeng's poem. She remembered Dorgon's appearance before his death.

"I personally gave him a honey-covered pill. Brother Deng, don't blame me in the spirit of heaven. People will gain and lose. It is not my wish to lose you. But for my son, I have to do this. You don't have to work so hard, so you have to rest."

"Fortunately, Hong Chengchou is going to return to Beijing, and Qin Wen will not be cold anymore. Brother Deng, don't worry about me..." Burbutai thought optimistically.

...

After Hong Chengchou surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, he was always left with Huang Taiji. He was not valued except for a few suggestions. In the third year of Shunzhi, Hong Chengchou returned to his hometown in Quanzhou, Fujian. He thought that returning home in glory would be loved by the villagers, but unexpectedly, his behavior of surrendering to the enemy and selling the country was despised by the villagers. His younger brother Hong Chengzheng complained that he had a bad solar term and had no face to meet his fellow villagers, so he avoided him. His mother Fu cursed him when he met, calling him "recognizing the thief as his father and humiliating his reputation as his ancestors." He was then angry to death. After Hong's mother's death, Hong Chengchou was in charge of the countryside. Later, because Li Chengdong opposed the Qing Dynasty, he had to retreat to Hangzhou, lived in seclusion in Lingyin Temple to copy scriptures, and continued to guard the mother.

The attitude of his mother and the village towards him did not make Hong Chengchou repent. He had already given up his mind to plan for the Qing Dynasty. He had no choice but to become a traitor of the Ming Dynasty. Could he be a traitor of the Qing Dynasty? Then wouldn't he be a "slave of the three surnames" by later generations?

Therefore, during his mother's control, he also instigated his fellow villager Zheng Zhilong and recommended him to the court.

On that day, he was copying the Diamond Sutra. His family came to report that the Hangzhou prefect and the imperial envoy were outside the temple. When Hong Chengchou heard this, he quickly put down his pen and went out to greet him. When he came outside the temple, he saw that the imperial envoy was Hu Jinzhong, the eunuch of the Cining Palace.

Hong Chengchou was shocked and knew that something must have happened, otherwise Hu Jinzhong would not have left the capital easily.

"The Emperor Fengtian Chengyun issued an edict saying: Hong Chengchou is a master of the court, and is loyal and loyal. He is a minister of the court. The former emperor knew to be promoted to the army and looked at him with his confidant heart. The court was very busy, and he was relying on the officer to plan to help me. He specially ordered him to be reinstated and serve as a minister of the regent. I heard that loyalty and filial piety cannot be achieved at the same time. I must be loyal and loyal first, so I took the responsibility for this!"

After Hu Jinzhong read out the imperial edict, Hong Chengchou Mountain shouted that Long live the ceremony had been finished, and stood up to take over the imperial edict.

According to the convention, in order to show that one's filial piety is not fascinated by wealth, those who are deprived of love should submit a memorial to resign. In this way, those who are deprived of love should be able to act in a very difficult situation to take office. Only in this way can one not be ridiculed by the Shilin.

"Eunuch Hu, please submit the emperor. I am sorry that I cannot obey the order. I will write a memorial."

Hu Jinzhong knew what Hong Chengchou was thinking, and hurriedly said, "Mr. Hong's filial piety touched the world, and the world knew everything. However, the court does need the master. If the old lady knows it in heaven, she will not blame you. Lord. Please borrow a step to speak."

When Hong Chengchou heard this, he knew there were other inside information and quickly invited Hu Jinzhong into his house. Others, including the prefect of Hangzhou, naturally did not dare to follow in.

Hu Jinzhong introduced the situation in the court in detail and passed the imperial edict of the empress dowager, saying that the situation in the court in the court was very complicated and he must not delay and immediately go to Beijing to take office.

Hong Chengchou was surprised and happy to learn the details.

Needless to say, I finally got through the fun, and the taste of being reused is naturally very good. Furthermore, others cannot see through the Queen Mother’s arrangements, how can he not see through? The Queen Mother wants to reuse the power of the power of the regent, and finally achieve the goal of kicking the Regent out of the core of power and taking charge of the court alone. And she is the most appropriate piece in her layout.

"The Queen Mother is wise, Jian Zhen does not let the belle. Being such a shrewd master is also a kind of happiness." Hong Chengchou thought to himself.

What was shocking was that Dorgon actually made the decision to kill Zheng Zhilong before his death. In Hong Chengchou's opinion, this was the biggest failure - killing Zheng Zhilong was easy, but the hidden danger was too great. First, it was that the hearts of Han ministers were cold. If any Han minister went to war with Manchus in the future, wouldn't everyone be in danger? Who would be willing to be a scapegoat? Second, Zheng Chenggong, as the son of Zheng Zhilong, never surrendered to Yongli, wasn't he just afraid that he would bring death to his father after surrender?
Chapter completed!