Chapter 85 Chapter 7 Unprecedented suspense in history

Yan Xishan returned to Taiyuan and dispatched two battalions of new troops to Wu Luzhen. But Wu Luzhen did a strange thing at this time—he publicly showed his anti-Qing banner and took up the post of "Governor of the Yan-Jin Allied Forces" in Shijiazhuang. Wu Luzhen clearly knew that his subordinates were unreliable, and he didn't even have a trusted guard. Although he was appointed by the imperial court as the ruler of the sixth town, he was exposed to the pack of wolves. , Those who oppose the revolution, Wu Luzhen is so eager to reveal his secret identity, what does he mean?

But Wu Luzhen had no choice. Since he had sworn not to enter Niangziguan, the Shanxi governor assigned to him by the imperial court would also quit.This is tantamount to a showdown with the imperial court.Therefore, he can only serve as the governor of the Yan-Jin coalition army, and is going to drive the troops into the capital directly.If he succeeds, the political and economic structure of China will be completely rewritten in the future. But this period of history could not be rewritten after all. Wu Luzhen's three armies hadn't left yet, his former guard captain Ma Huitian suddenly came to the Sixth Town Army, all of a sudden news was flying all over the sky, saying that this person was here to assassinate Wu Luzhen.Wu Luzhen couldn't help but laugh when she heard this. The assassination is still so publicized, is she afraid that people don't know about it?He called Ma Huitian and asked, "Little Ma, I heard that you came here to kill me. Is the news true?"

Ma Huitian replied: Yes, I came here to kill you.Before he finished speaking, he already held the gun in his hand and aimed at Wu Luzhen several times. Wu Luzhen died immediately. Once this person died, the siege of Beijing was broken. Not only did the Yan-Jin alliance come to naught, but Shijiazhuang returned to the imperial line, causing Yan Xishan in Shanxi to lose contact with the Central Plains—the most disturbing thing is that Yan Xishan also sent Two battalions of new troops were going to serve as Wu Luzhen's guards. The two battalions were on their way at a leisurely pace, but Wu Luzhen was already dead.

He had a chance to add the yellow robe - it was only a little bit short. In this way, an unprecedented big unsolved case was forced to be pushed in front of everyone: Who ordered the murderer who killed Wu Luzhen? The earliest documents, unanimously, believe that the murderer behind the scenes must be Wu Luzhen's upper bunk brother when he was studying in Japan-General Ninghan Tieliang.Tie Liang and Wu Luzhen are classmates, and they appreciate Wu Luzhen's talent the most. If it wasn't for Tie Liang's admiration, Wu Luzhen would not be awarded the high position of the sixth township.Kuang Sixth Town guarding Shijiazhuang is no different from the Weixu troops guarding the capital city. With Wu Luzhen in this position, it can be seen how much Tie Liang trusts Wu Luzhen.

However, Wu Luzhen betrayed his old classmate after all, and his betrayal made the Manchu court face the most serious danger of extinction.As soon as Wu Luzhen died, the danger in Beijing was immediately lifted, and the situation was reversed. This change became the biggest evidence that Tie Liang condemned people to assassinate Wu Luzhen. But with the passage of time, people discovered that Tie Liang did not actually take advantage of Wu Luzhen's death-looking at the entire Republic of China, the only person who took advantage of it was Yuan Datou and Yuan Shikai. According to the research and judgment norms in reasoning - when a murder occurs, the only beneficiary must be the murderer.

Wu Luzhen died, and Yuan Shikai benefited-this proves that Yuan Datou is the murderer, even if Yuan Shikai doesn't admit it, it doesn't work. Therefore, regarding the death of Wu Luzhen, it was believed that General Tie Liang of the Ning and Han Dynasties did it in the early days, and the consensus in the later period was that Yuan Shikai did it—especially when Yuan Shikai restored the monarchy later, then it was him who did it, not him. Also him.He even dared to be the emperor, how could there be a reason not to assassinate Wu Luzhen? However, it is really possible that Yuan Shikai did not do this.At least, among all the suspects, Yuan Shikai was the least suspected.

Where did this remark come from? There are two reasons: First, Yuan Shikai has never had a criminal record of assassination, he has never done such a thing before, and he has not done similar things after that (also similar to the murder of Song Jiaoren, also without any evidence, and the assassin was the Kuomintang, but the crime was pinned on Yuan Shikai’s head out of thin air).If we want to attribute a crime to a person who has never committed such a wrongful case, then we need more sufficient evidence, not just inference, let alone emotion. Second, an individual assassination is not as good as a group fight, what is needed is a warrior of blood.For example, in ancient times, Jing Ke assassinated the King of Qin. There were very few righteous people like Jing Ke, because such people's will and beliefs violated the most basic human nature of greed for life and fear of death.The League is inspired by the supreme spiritual strength, but it still faces the problem of a shortage of assassins. The jade-faced scholar Wang Zhaoming was forced to assassinate. We know how many people are willing to throw bombs at the risk of being caught. hard to find.Whether it is in the Ninghan General Tieliang or in the secular Yuan Shikai, it is difficult to find the support of this spiritual power.

On the contrary, there is another person who can find the spiritual power of this kind of assassin, and he has many assassination records and has rich experience in assassination.In addition, he has a stronger motive for assassination than Tieliang and Yuan Shikai. Who is this person? It is the League, the Revolutionary Party.