Chapter 1634 Case closed
Shu Yu stayed in Fucheng for two more days, and the case was reopened.
However, the officials who investigated in Donggu County did not bring back any useful evidence, and they traced the source of the rumors from the bottom to the top, but they did not find any results.
The entire Donggu County is so big, some people just listen to it, they don't even know who the speaker is, and they don't know, how do they know where this source came from?
Inquiries have come to no avail, so there is no direct evidence to prove that Qian Fangli is the one who spread the rumor.
In the end, Qian Fangli was put back home after being locked up for two months.
However, the evidence that he instigated others to steal is conclusive, and he was sentenced to compensate the bitter master Liang family and his wife twenty taels of silver.
and prohibit the Qian family from continuing to grow sunflowers, making sunflower oil and melon seeds.
And Lu Xiangjun, whose reputation was damaged because of the rumor, also received a compensation.
In the end, the prefect asked people to put up notices in Fucheng and Donggu County, taking this as an example, warning the merchants to compete benignly and not to use similar underhanded and despicable means to damage the market environment.
Such a result was expected by Shu Yu, and she did not feel disappointed.
Her goal was to kill the chickens and show the monkeys, and now, the goal has been achieved.
The case of Mr. Qian has attracted attention from many merchants and people, and many people sighed when they learned of the result.
It's not that no one suspects that Shu Yu did this, but they have no evidence. If they talk nonsense outside, it is slandering the Xiangjun, and they will have to go to prison when they come back.
Because of this, Shu Yu became famous again, and Lu Ji's business got better.
gradually laid a foundation in the hearts of the common people, and it also made people remember that choosing melon seeds and sunflower oil, Lu Ji is the authentic one.
After that, no one thought of Sunflower for a long time.
At least, even if there are people who really want to get involved in this business, they will tentatively ask Shu Yu to buy some sunflower seeds.
They originally thought that Shu Yu would not agree, but after the latter agreed the price and conditions, they actually sold it.
It was never Shu Yu's purpose to engage in monopoly.
As for Mr. Peng, the magistrate of Donggu County who helped Master Qian, he was reprimanded by the prefect on the spot and ordered him to think carefully and conduct deep self-reflection after returning to the county.
Although the punishment is not large, it is extremely insulting, and Lord Peng has been recorded on the side of Lord Prefect. If there is any good thing in the future, I am afraid it will not be his turn.
Compared with him, Mr. Xie is much happier. This first fire was prosperous and successful. In the future, other magistrates in this huge Dong'an prefecture will be polite when they see him, but no one will dare to blatantly. Embarrass him.
Once the matter of Mr. Qian was over, Shu Yu didn't stay in Fucheng any longer, and soon took the Liang family and his wife back to Jiangyuan County.
When passing Zhuangzi, he saw the stalls of Lu Sixing and others, so he simply stopped and took the Liang family and his wife to eat bowls of noodles.
It was the time when the sunflowers were in full bloom, and the area became lively again, and many people came to watch the scenery. Lu Sixing, Li's Liang's, and Cuihua set up a stall to sell food again.
But now there are more and more people selling food in this place. Although Lu Sixing and the others have the largest and most affordable stalls, the business still has some influence.
When Mrs. Liang saw Shu Yu, she subconsciously sat next to her and began to complain, "We should have come over to set up a stall a long time ago. Not long ago, Lanhua got married, and we were a few days late. Who knew that the stalls inside and outside would be It's all over the place."
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