Among many cases of the Han Dynasty, there were actually any confessions, sometimes they did not have as strict requirements as they were later modern times. However, after all, it involves cavalry, so Sima Yi did not think that getting the lake was a good idea.

Li Er wiped the sweat from his head a little embarrassedly.

This matter...

Obviously not simple.

If he had known this was the case, he should have pretended to be sick. No, maybe he should have been stabbed by himself...

But this involves the cavalry. Can it be used to pretend? He is the inspector captain of Maoling, so this matter will come to him.

Damn it, why did you do it in Maoling? Can't you leave Maoling again...

Forget it, it’s useless to think about it. Now you should have caught this damn thief earlier!

Clues, which side of the matter is more clues?

There are only two places where the houses in Zhangcun died, one door and the other window.

There are only traces of this little thief on the window, and the door...

Even if there were any traces, they were lost by the people coming in and out. Even if they went back to investigate, they would probably not be able to find anything. While Li Er was thinking hard, footsteps sounded outside the Dali Temple. Ma Gang from Youwensi came again and brought some latest information assisted by Youwensi's investigation.

Information 1: Zhangcun has no enemies in Chang'an now.

The definition of this "hate" is the kind of personal grudge worthy of killing Zhang Cun.

The only revenge may be that Zhang Cun is suspected of insulting the cavalry...

Is insult worth killing?

It was worth it in the Han Dynasty.

The concept of grudges and hatred in the Han Dynasty was very direct. Perhaps it would be killed by their sons just insulting other people's parents. Those who had always had a catchphrase in later generations, in the Han Dynasty, and even in the feudal dynasties that had been followed for a long time, were afraid that they would not survive a single chapter. Moreover, in the laws of the Han Dynasty and later dynasties, due to the influence of Confucian loyalty and filial piety, they often had a positive attitude towards those who killed people for their blood relatives.

For example, the revenge case of Zhu Qianzhi in the Southern Qi Dynasty was only because when Zhu Qianzhi, a native of Qiantang, died and buried next to a field. Then Zhu Youfang, a fellow tribe, set fire to the desert, and the flames burned Zhu Qianzhi's mother's grave...

This may not be an intentional act, but it led to the two families performing a bloody revenge story.

Zhu Qian later came to hold a sharp blade and killed Zhu Youfang, saying that he was filial to his mother, revenge, and then surrendered himself in the county prison. The matter was a big deal. The emperor of Southern Qi praised Zhu Qianzhi's revenge, and was afraid that Zhu Qianzhi would fight each other, so he said that Zhu Qianzhi would be in power and follow the general Cao Hu to Xiangyang. As a result, when Zhu Qianzhi was about to set off, Zhu Youfang's son Zhu Yun hid in the middle of the road and waited for an opportunity to assassinate Zhu Qianzhi.

When Zhu Qianzhi's brother Zhu Xuanzhi learned about this, he assassinated Zhu Yun...

Revenge is endless and endless.

But at that time, the Emperor of Southern Qi first made a pardon for Zhu Qianzhi, so naturally he could not punish those who came later, so he pardoned them all.

Therefore, it can be said that if it is for revenge, then the only "revenge" is to Zhangcun who once insulted the cavalry and pushed the responsibility of the Western Regions to the cavalry?

Information 2: Zhangcun’s resume is very simple, and it is even very "clean" to some extent.

Heluo native, Zhang's family.

The previous experience is undetectable, but later he followed the refugees in Jingzhou to Chang'an and participated in the imperial examination, but his ranking was not high. Because the Western Regions needed officials, he lowered the standards and was selected into the Western Regions. However, he did not hold any important positions and did not stay in the Western Regions for long, so he said he was sick and resigned and returned to Chang'an.

Then there is the incident of admonition.

During this process, Zhang Village did not touch Youwensi's alarm bell.

Of course, it cannot be ruled out that something is hidden in places where Wen Si has not noticed...

After all, Chang'an is now a big city. Not to mention the main urban area, there are a large population in the surrounding lingzhen, and the frequent personnel flow, even if there are clearance offices, household registration, and registration of Lifang, some loopholes cannot be avoided. So from this aspect, Zhangcun does not seem to be a spy.

To take a step back, even if Zhangcun is a spy, it is really like the handwriting left behind, and he was killed by the cavalry, then the one who took action should be Wensi or the inspection office. After Ma Gang asked around, no one had received any relevant instructions, and no one said he had taken action against Zhangcun.

So if it is a spy from other aspects, what is the purpose of Zhang Cun?

Information 3: No witnesses were found around the inn and the inn.

Maoling is not small, with a large population among them. In addition, there are many people coming and going in the inn on weekdays, eating, drinking, drinking, and accommodation, and there are all kinds of things. Naturally, I would not pay special attention to observing everyone entering and leaving the inn. Moreover, the inn is usually very ridiculous. Even when Zhangcun died, no one paid attention to any sound, so no relevant witnesses were found.

Without witnesses, it means that anyone could kill Zhangcun.

After all, Zhangcun is just an ordinary Confucian scholar. It may be a bit too much to say that he has no power to tie a chicken, but killing Zhangcun is indeed not too difficult. So there are too many people who have the ability to kill him, so it is difficult to have an accurate object of doubt.

Ma Gang looked at Sima Yi awkwardly.

Is this one of the reasons for the embarrassment? This is a situation that Youwen Si can find in the shortest time, but it is obvious that these situations do not have any direct directivity.

As for the second reason for embarrassment...

Sima Yi looked at the information on hand, then raised his eyes and fell on Ma Gang. "I already know the meaning of Director Kan. Please reply to Director Kan, please work hard."

Ma Gang was stunned.

Could it be that Kan Ze said something extra in the information?

No? Ma Gang himself read the information given to Sima Yi, and there was no extra thing written in it?

So why did Sima Yi say that?

But Ma Gang couldn't ask Sima Yi in detail at this moment, so he could only respond in confusion and then go back to report to Kan Ze.

Sima Yi watched Ma Gang leave, smiled slightly, then turned to Li Er and said, "Captain Li has led to a conspiracy."
Chapter completed!