Jiang Wang now knew, of course, that the "Zhang Yong" who had just died was absolutely not of the Fengxian Zhang Clan's bloodline.
The Green Badges of the Capital Patrol Inspection Office now had more than enough methods to produce ironclad proof, without needing any clues, that this "Zhang Yong" was not that Zhang Yong.
But who would believe it?
Until today, Zhang Yong had been the sole surviving bloodline of the Fengxian Zhang Clan. He had seized an opportunity in the Heavenly Mansion Secret Realm and worked under the Great Qi prince Jiang Wuqi, striving diligently to restore his ancestors' glory.
After today—and right after doing something like this—the Capital Patrol Inspection Office would suddenly announce that he was not the real Zhang Yong.
No matter how solid the evidence, it would be hard to convince anyone.
So the man who died in the Spirit Shrine of the Marquis of Nine Returns, whether he was truly Zhang Yong or not, was still Zhang Yong.
Before he died, he had left a blood-written letter on the statue of the Marquis of Nine Returns.
Under the identity of "Zhang Yong," he had wept and cried out to the ancestors of the Zhang Clan.
This was a blood-and-tears indictment of the Qi Court by the descendants of a meritorious servant of the state!
O vast heavens, who is this man!
This was clearly linked, ring upon ring, to the Cui Zhu Assassination Case!
First, a Xia Kingdom assassin had struck at the Qi Monarch during the Grand Master Ceremony, shielded by the forces of a faction within Qi State.
Then a descendant of a hero who had helped restore the country had died weeping at a shrine, accusing the Qi Monarch of mistreating the descendants of meritorious servants while indulging in women