It's not like he has no one under his command.

If you send someone else to do the work, you can still pick it clean.

If this was the only doubt, it might be possible to explain it by saying that he was on a whim, or that he was in Mianzhou and had no scruples and was not worried about being caught.

But this is not the only point of doubt.

Secondly, even if he arrests the person himself, he puts the person in the house where he lives.

The princess also lives inside.

Here again a series of questions arise.

What is the private relationship between the princess and him?

Do the two of them have any other plans?

Was it because of their plot that they were retaliated against? Even if this incident was planned by the plotter.

Did the princess really just propose to regret the marriage and not really participate in it?

He was reckless and left people at home alone. Was the princess also reckless? Wouldn't she remind him?

Again, this is the most important doubt.

As the leader of the guards of the fifth prince, how could Wang Tao suddenly fall asleep in an accident while escaping?

Without external intervention, it is simply impossible!

Governor Ren scratched his head in annoyance.

When handling a case, his principle is that as long as there is a single doubt, the case cannot be finalized.

However, this case was full of doubts, but he was convicted inexplicably.

Governor Ren felt that he might have been taken advantage of.
Chapter completed!