Hao Jian actually really wanted to ask, where did all that grain and vegetables go? Others might not know, but he truly had a sense of it, roughly estimated to be tens of thousands of stones of grain. Each time they were sent to the warehouse, but no one seemed to have taken them, yet the next time he went, the warehouse was guaranteed to be empty.
But after glancing at Yang Ruxin, he still didn't ask, after all, some things weren't for him to inquire about.
Yang Ruxin was quite pleased with Hao Jian's discernment, not asking what shouldn't be asked, not being curious about what shouldn't be curious about, which was why she was willing to continue using him for tasks.
In mid-September, Emperor Xuanjing grandly appointed Duke Wei, Wei Yan, as the Great General to quell the rebellion, leading a 200,000-strong army to Hanzhong, with the Prince Qi Jingyun as the vanguard advancing first to Hanzhong.
With the recommendation of King Han, Qi Jingrong became the grain escort officer.
