Chen Gong had doubts about whether Qu Yi still had contact with Jizhou.

Although it is well known that he was assassinated by Yuan Shao, it is not known that the hidden tiger that Qu Yi took refuge in had nothing to do with the Yuan family.

In fact, many people, when Yuan Xi rose to prominence, had thought of the relationship between the Yuan family's Fierce Tiger and Hidden Tiger. After all, the names were so similar and the time of appearance was so close, how could they not be suspicious?

Later, when Yuan Xi heard the news, he vomited three liters of blood. When he used the name Hidden Tiger to fool Lu Bu, he had not yet named him Ferocious Tiger. Who knew that the nobles would give him such a nickname in private?

As a result, by mistake, counselors from all the princes secretly suspected Yuan Xi's identity, including Chen Gong.

After all, Yinhu came from Jizhou to meet Lu Bu. Since he could stay in Jizhou, as a stargazer, would he have seen any of the Yuan clan members?

Moreover, in Chen Gong's view, although Yinhu pointed out a clear path for Lu Bu, and later proved that Yinhu was very good at predicting things, in the end, it turned out that he was always leading Lu Bu by the nose.

If the other party has other agendas, will they use Lu Bu to achieve some ulterior motives in the future?

Therefore, Chen Gong has always maintained a sense of vigilance in his heart, especially regarding Qu Yi, who visited some time ago, and even more suspicious of his true intention of coming to Hanoi.

Now he saw that Chen Gui and Qu Yi didn't seem to know each other, and Qu Yi was even vaguely hostile to them. He wondered if he had guessed wrong?
Chapter completed!