Zhao Zuoliao looked at Yu Yunwen and saw the strong desire for knowledge in his eyes.

This is probably a common doubt among the bureaucrats of the Southern Song Dynasty?

Zhao Zuoliang thought so.

"To be honest, I may not know more than you. Although I am the leader, the main thing to deal with the Jin thief army is mainly the responsibility of General Su of our Restoration Army. If you have the opportunity to meet General Su in the future, you can ask him personally."

Yu Yunwen's eyes lit up and he asked, "Can I see General Su?"

"It probably won't work now. He is commanding the war in Yanyun. It is not convenient to receive the envoy. We dare not let the envoy go to the Yanyun battlefield to avoid danger."

Zhao Zuoliang stroked his beard and smiled, "I'm not afraid of your ridicule. When it comes to war, I'm not very good at it. Fortunately, he is also my son-in-law. Thanks to his strength to take on military affairs, he really uses troops like a god. The king and minister of the Jin Kingdom are vulnerable to him.

Since fighting with the Jin thieves, I have never heard of him losing. At the most dangerous time, he even had to use less than 30,000 troops to face the 20,000 cavalry of the Jin Kingdom. He actually won. Oh! The Liberation Army can win, and nine successes belong to him!"

Listening to Zhao Zuoliang's unswerving praise, Yu Yunwen knew that the information Lin'an received was true.

Zhao Zuolliang is indeed the nominal leader, Su Yonglin is the real master of the Restoration Army, and Zhao Zuolliang's rise was also promoted by Su Yonglin. Maybe it was just for the convenience of governance, so he pushed his father-in-law named Zhao to take the blame.

Although this father-in-law served as the leader of the commander, the real power of the Restoration Army was still in the hands of Su Yonglin. If you really want to get something out, you need to talk to Su Yonglin directly, rather than to talk to Zhao Zuoliang.

"So when will we see General Su's style?"

Yu Yunwen tactfully put forward his own ideas.

Zhao Zuoliang looked embarrassed.

"This... is really inconvenient. The Yanyun war has not yet subsided. If you want a virtuous son-in-law to go south, you have to wait until the Yanyun war is over. It should be understandable, right?"

"That's true...that's the case."

Even if Yu Yunwen dared, the Restoration Army would not let him go deep into the battlefield. The Yanyun war would not end. As a tentative ice-breaking journey, Yu Yunwen felt that his mission was almost over.

Moreover, the three tasks assigned to him by Zhang Jun were basically completed.

After completing these three tasks, Yu Yunwen's task was completed, and the next thing was not something that officials of his level could intervene.

In the next few days, under the arrangement of Zhao Zuoliang, Yu Yunwen spent a few comfortable days in Linyi City. Zhao Zuoliang made up all the portions that had not been well received before, and took Yu Yunwen out of the city for an outing, which was considered a good relationship.

Then Yu Yunwen went back home and went back to report the news.

Zhao Zuoliao also sent the news to Yanyun quickly to let Su Yonglin know.

When Su Yonglin, who was dizzy due to busy affairs, learned the news, it was the end of May.

He had no time to deal with this matter. He finally took the time to find out that the Southern Song Dynasty had actively sent someone to contact him. The person named Yu Yunwen, who seemed to be willing to make a fortune.

Yu Yunwen?

This name...

Su Yonglin narrowed his eyes and remembered the famous minister who saved the Southern Song Dynasty.

It should be said not to say it. When he was a young master with no worries about food and clothing, he really dreamed of wandering around the officialdom with these great figures who were famous for their history. He also studied Confucian classics hard for this, prepared for the imperial examination, and even hated his family who sold private salt for a while.

He fantasized about becoming one of the scholars and officials, enjoying high-ranking officials and generous salaries, holding beautiful women, drinking wine, eating delicious food, and enjoying the beautiful scenery. Under the warm breeze in Hangzhou day after day, he died of drunkenness in the gentle land.

Spend a boring and prosperous life.

However, such a dream was soon shattered, and he no longer had any interest in such a thing.

Whether it is Yu Yunwen, Lu You, Fan Chengda, or Yang Wanli, these familiar names seem to be unattractive to him.

He doesn't want snow, moon, wind and flowers, he just wants gold and iron horses.

And he has indeed done it now, and has done what these familiar celebrities in later generations want to do in their psalms and dreams.

He destroyed the Jin Kingdom.

So these people have no meaning to Su Yonglin.

No matter how famous he is and how many poems he writes, can he stop me from going south to destroy the Song Dynasty?

snort!

Su Yonglin then read Zhao Zuoliang's letter and learned that Zhao Zuoliang believed that the Southern Song Dynasty might have bad intentions. In addition to talking about traditional skills such as cooperation and friendship, he might even talk about some land issues with shame.

The Southern Song Dynasty might not have ideas about the land in some Central Plains, or even about the Restoration Army itself. During the conversation, we could always feel an inexplicable sense of superiority.

Su Yonglin sneered, thinking that Zhao Gou's court was a typical idiot court who didn't know how to do the world. They could do all the things that normal carbon-based creatures could not do.

This kind of carbon-based creature is just to give you some sunshine and flood, and give him a good look. He may even dare to talk to you about surrendering.

However, Su Yonglin did not have the idea of ​​formally going to war with the Southern Song Dynasty in a short period of time, and it is best to be a false and imprisoned snake.

Just now, Su Yonglin has a good way to divert his sight to tease the fragile and sensitive nerves of the Southern Song Dynasty.

After conquering Zhongdu, Su Yonglin received a report from the screening personnel, saying that he had found many people who claimed to be the royal family of the Song Dynasty from some powerful Jin Dynasty homes and inner cities. He felt it was very suspicious and wanted to ask him what to do.

Su Yonglin was stunned. Thinking of the Jingkang shame of Song Dynasty, he noticed that the large number of Northern Song royal families who were captured to the north should have some living in the world, and the second and third generations they gave birth to in the Jin Dynasty should have grown up.

The Northern Song Dynasty royal family that did not die back then and their second and third generations are probably a very large number, and these people are indeed not part of the Jurchen noble sequence that must be killed.

How to deal with it?

Su Yonglin thought about it all the time, and suddenly an idea appeared in his mind.

I wonder what Zhao Gou felt when he saw his relatives who had not seen for many years?

Is it happy, shame, or something else?

Su Yonglin thought this way with a bad taste.

So Su Yonglin immediately ordered the screening officials to gather all the people who claimed to be descendants of the Song Dynasty to record them, let them identify each other, prove their identities, and tell each other whether there were any relatives left in Zhongdu or some other place that had not been discovered.

After Su Yonglin's order, there was naturally a dedicated person to be responsible for this matter, but he didn't know if he didn't know about it, so he was shocked when he was diagnosed.

Not to mention the second and third generations, even those direct relatives who were captured by the Jin people by the Jin people along with Zhao Ji and Zhao Heng were still alive.

The reason why they were in Zhongdu was basically because Wanyan Liang destroyed Shangjing to destroy the old Jurchen nobles, and then moved the political center to the land of Yanyun.

The Northern Song Dynasty royal family, who was originally captured, lived near Shangjing. Later, in order to monitor the Song Dynasty royal family nearby, all Song Dynasty royal families were moved to Zhongdu, headed by Zhao Heng.

As time goes by, many members of the Northern Song Dynasty died, but it doesn't matter. The only thing that made Su Yonglin feel a little regretful was that Zhao Huan died.

If Zhao Huan is still alive, how much article can he do with Zhao Huan?

Unfortunately, he died, four years ago.

After almost thirty years of life as a prisoner, he suffered humiliation and eventually died in the enemy's capital. The methods of death were different, and unofficial history says that he was trampled on by a horse.

But no matter how you say it, if you want to talk about the ranking of unlucky emperors in ancient China, Zhao Huan could rank among the top three no matter what.

In addition to Zhao Huan, as the screening work progressed, Su Yonglin got a list that made him feel very moved.

A list of the living immediate relatives of the two Emperors Hui and Qin.

Su Yonglin glanced a little and saw many names that made him feel very moved. At the same time, he also thought that this year, it had been thirty-three years since the Northern Song Dynasty royal family was captured and headed north.
Chapter completed!