Stories from Puzhou · China

Authorities are searching for Wei Yuejiang, a fugitive wanted for multiple cases in Puzhou.

The arrangement seems designed to prevent the speaker from exposing a conspiracy, potentially involving the 'Tongmen Xiangniang' group and Wei Yuejiang.

General Li Zans sent a document to the imperial court mentioning that Jianxin was captured and tortured, resulting in the loss of his legs, for refusing to reveal the secret of Bai Lian steel.

He was captured by attackers when he refused to reveal the secret of 'Bailian Steel'. He was apprehended by assailants when government officials were pursuing him. The incident occurred in Puzhou.

General Li Zan reported to the court that Xin Jian was tortured and had his legs crippled after refusing to reveal the secret of 'Bailian Steel'. Di Zhao questioned if the Luozhou prefectural government would fear the Puzhou county office or Hedong Mountain.

A general has reported that an individual named Jianxin was subjected to torture in Puzhou. General Kamara's family is receiving condolences. Wang Han expressed concern over the situation, noting Jian Xin's strong character.

General Li reported to the court that Xin Jian was tortured and had his legs broken after refusing to reveal the secret of 'Bailian Steel.' General Li recalled a strong impression of Xin Jian when they first met in Puzhou. It is rumored that Lai Junchen hated the censor Li Zhaode, whose name was never mentioned. There are also rumors that Lai Junchen compared himself to Shi Jingtang, the emperor of the Later Zhou dynasty during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. Shi Jingtang, originally a noble, became a slave in the Zhoudai area due to illness in his youth, later rising to power through military might and declaring himself emperor. Allegations of torture have surfaced against a former individual in Puzhou. The accusations involve alleged mistreatment and abuse. The source also mentioned that resentment separated them and brought back memories of the other person.

General Li Zan dispatched documents to the court reporting that Xin Jian was tortured and had his legs severely injured for refusing to reveal secrets about 'Bailian Steel.' Xin Jian was previously encountered in Puzhou and made a strong impression.