Wu Hire was poisoned to death, the poisoner is the king, Du Mingli and Hu Yongmei are not murderers.

Episode 71 of Flowering Moon explains the truth of Wu Hire's death. With the letters seized in Ronghe, Zhao Baishi carefully deduced that the truth of the old case back then surfaced.

After everything is tied together, the king is the one who really wants to put the Wu family's eastern courtyard to death. Whether it's Du Mingli, Shen Sihai or Cha Kun, they are all just pawns on this chessboard.

Looking at Cha Kun's weapon, Zhou Ying instantly thought of something and immediately ran back to the East Courtyard. Among all the things left behind by Wu Hui, there was a drawing that he used to track down the murderer back then.

Zhou Ying asked Fu Lai about the situation back then, and quickly understood that Wu Hai had mistakenly discovered that the real culprit was Cha Kun on the day of his death, which led to his tragic death.

If, Wu Hire did not ask that one more sentence, it will not die soon. Zhou Ying's eyes are all sighs and regrets. All of these things originated from the king alone. Although he was in a position of power, Zhou Ying's desire for revenge had not diminished by half.

She brought offerings to see Wu Weiwen, and as she approached, she found Shen Sihai kneeling in front of the grave. After all the ups and downs, he too is determined to rebel against the king for the humiliation he has suffered.

Despite being powerless and having a life like an ant, a mortal has his own mortal persistence. Shen Sihai secretly collected all the accounts about the king for the coming day.

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Summary of the plot of Flower Blossoms That Year:

In 1884, Ying Zhou followed her adoptive father, Zhou Laoshi, to Guanzhong, where she lost all her money and was sold to the Shen family as a maid. When Ying Zhou escaped, she hid in the sedan chair of Wu Lian, the young master of the Wu family's eastern courtyard. Ying Zhou, who had a good sense of business, was recognized by Wu Weiwen and was allowed to stay in the Wu family.

Shen Xingyi suspected that the young master of the Shen family had been assassinated by Wu Lian and injured him. In order to save the unconscious Wu Jie, Ying Zhou marries into the Wu family to celebrate the wedding. With Wu Jie's death, the Wu family is in dire straits, and Ying Zhou decides to revitalize the Wu family's eastern courtyard.

Ying Zhou takes a stake in the Shaanxi Weaving Factory, but she suffers a blow from the forces of the imperial court that oppose the foreign affairs movement, and the Shaanxi Weaving Factory is facing reconstruction. In order to save Perry Zhou, who was imprisoned, the Wu family surrendered all the shares of the Shaanxi Weaving Factory and the silk contract with foreign merchants in exchange for Perry Zhou's life.

After Ying Zhou was released from prison, she rekindled her fighting spirit and established the Jingyang Cloth Factory, and the Wu family's industry once again took off.

In the midst of the Gengzi national disaster, Perry Zhou took up the cause of revitalizing the Wu family's business in her own way, and led the way to the reform of the turbulent times.

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