jdhmnovel Chapter 75 Rescue
Chapter 75 Rescue
The other half had been preparing to rebel against Li Chong since Li Yanhua's death.
In their eyes, neither Li Chong nor Su Yuan was Li Yanhua.
She and Li Chong could not suppress their ambitions.
But she can understand it!
Is there anyone in this world who doesn’t love money?
They work so hard, but in the end they can only get such a small salary every month. Who would be willing to accept this?
The most important thing is that Li Chong is only Li Yanhua's steward, he is not Li Yanhua's son.
It would be strange if they could obey Li Chong from the bottom of their hearts.
They were willing to obey Li Chong simply because they could not find a suitable reason to resist. They were also afraid that Li Chong would drive them away, so they did not dare to act rashly.
But their ambitions are hard to satisfy, and as long as they have the chance, they will definitely rebel against Li Chong.
Since the Li family is bound to be in chaos, she might as well break this precarious situation herself.
"Let's talk about it after the shopkeepers arrive. Uncle Li, you have worked hard." After Su Yuan finished speaking, she stood up and went back to her yard to rest.
She wanted to go out, but she didn't want anyone to know.
Su Yuan asked Li Mo to replace her in the room, and she went out dressed in Li Mo's clothes.
Su Yuan went directly to Qingshan and Qingfeng Temple.
Feng is ambitious, but he has been practicing in seclusion in Qingfeng Temple for many years. It would be strange if there is no trick behind this.
It’s a pity that there is very little description of Feng in the book, and she doesn’t know Feng’s background.
When they arrived at Qingfeng Temple, Su Yuan said that she was a maid sent by the Li family to help Feng get something.
The nun of Qingfeng Temple did not suspect anything and took Su Yuan to Feng's room.
Feng had paid rent for her wing room for fifty years. On weekdays, when Feng was not in Qingfeng Temple, no pilgrims would stay in her wing room.
The wing room was clean and tidy. Su Yuan searched around inside but found nothing.
Su Yuan suddenly discovered that the incense burner in front of the Guanyin statue was unusually smooth, as if it had been touched frequently.
She walked over and turned the incense burner left and right.
The incense burner could indeed rotate, the statue of Guanyin in front of it was moved away, and a small secret compartment appeared in front of Su Yuan.
There is a tablet in the secret compartment, which belongs to Li Yanhua.
Su Yuan frowned. Why did Feng secretly place Li Yanhua's tablet here?
Could it be that Li Yanhua's death was related to Feng Shi? Was that why she felt guilty and wanted to atone for her sins?
There was a box under the tablet. Su Yuan took out the box and found an account book and several letters inside.
There was a porcelain bottle in the corner of the box. Su Yuan closed the box, wrapped it with a bed sheet, and then restored the secret compartment to its original state.
She put on her bag, closed the door, and left Qingfeng Temple.
She was riding in a carriage down the mountain, and halfway down the mountain, the carriage suddenly stopped.
Su Yuan's heart skipped a beat. She had tried her best to hide, but could it be that Li Guangjin and the others had discovered her and sent assassins to hunt her down?
That shouldn't be the case! Logically, they shouldn't know she left the Li family.
"What's wrong?" Su Yuan asked the coachman.
"Madam, it seems someone has fallen in front," the coachman explained.
Upon hearing this, Su Yuan lifted the curtain.
There was indeed a person lying in front, a person who seemed to be injured.
"Go and take a look." Su Yuan ordered the coachman.
The coachman drove the carriage slowly forward and stopped in front of the man.
"Madam! This man seems to be seriously injured." The coachman answered after jumping off the carriage to check.
Su Yuan also got off the carriage. Looking at the man covered in knife wounds, she checked his pulse and saw that he still had a heartbeat, so she ordered the coachman to help him into the carriage.