"Sit down." Cui Erlang couldn't urge him enough.

Shi Huaiming stood there for a moment, then sat back down, and then lowered his voice and asked in disbelief: "You, Zhengzhou Cui, actually voted for it? And you also think it's me?"

"This is the third thing I want to talk about." Cui Erlang said as he took out a brand-new document that had been written long ago and only needed a signature. "As of now, it's just a matter of signing or not signing.

...If you sign it, it’s not you; if you don’t sign it, it’s all your doing.”

Shi Huaiming was cold all over, and he only made one last struggle: "Why do I need to leave my name for something like this? I just signed it, so what if I don't acknowledge it later?"

"The purpose of this document is not to restrain you directly, but to restrain you through Cao Fujun." Cui Erlang said calmly. "Cao Fujun has a strong temperament and regards officials and thieves as incompatible. After the defeat of Ma Lianhe,

He is even more suspicious and acts fiercely... He knows your handwriting, and your subordinates all know that I have come to you before, and I have come to you now. If you dare to go back on your word, I will only entrust this document to Sun Juncheng and give it to Cao Cao.

Mr. Fu, you will have to shed your skin even if you don't die."

Shi Huaiming was silent for a moment and was about to speak again.

Cui Erlang said again: "Don't think about it. If I are imprisoned by you, I will help the Eighth Battalion on the Western Front. I will come here before the follow-up."

"That's not what I meant. I'm not that stupid." Shi Huaiming said feebly. "I want to say that you are right. Mr. Cao has such a fierce temperament. He came to my place yesterday and said he was going to Chiping to kill people today...

…I’ll just sign it.”

Cui Erlang nodded, took a moment, put away the documents, and left straight away, driving south, passing through the hinterland of Qinghe, arriving in Chiping two days later, and then met Chiping's guard, the prime minister of Qinghe County, Wanshou.

After the two parties exchanged their names and family backgrounds, they sat down in their respective halls and excluded others. Cui Erlang handed over the two documents in his arms and told them about the interception and execution of his children.

After listening and reading, Sun Juncheng's expression did not change. He just asked curiously: "How did you persuade Captain Shi to leave the note? He must be a loach."

"Since Duwei Shi is a person who seeks advantages and avoids disadvantages, just talk to him about the situation and discuss the pros and cons." Cui Erlang said. "It's still very simple... For example, Deputy Captain Han is said to be sincere and down-to-earth to the point of being dull.

I didn't go to the point where I was asking for trouble; I even cherished my life and didn't dare to go to people like Xue Wanbi who were arrogant."

"Then who am I? Your Excellency came to the door so openly, and then took out these, and what are you going to tell me?" Sun Juncheng continued to ask.

"I've asked many people, and they all said that Your Excellency is a man of Tongtuo. Because of this, there is no need to talk about reason." Cui Suchen answered seriously. "But they also said that Your Excellency is a person with benevolent intentions and cannot be seen.

Blood flowed three feet, so you only put my life, Cui's Qinghe couple, and Shi Duwei's lives here. It's natural for you to take care of yourself... The current situation is like this, gangs are not allowed to kill, so if you insist on letting innocent people bleed,

Please appeal to Master Cao again."

Sun Juncheng just said "Huh", nodded, and said no more.
Chapter completed!