Subsequently, Shu Yu instructed Prison Chief Liu to bring over Constable Li, who was colluding with Chen Bing.
Constable Li was also part of the rebellion, but he had leverage held by others, and wasn't fully aware of his own part in the conspiracy, simply following orders blindly.
Therefore, his crime wasn't deemed severe enough for execution, at most he'd face exile.
Originally, he thought he only had to remain in the prison, waiting for the final judgment day. Unexpectedly, Prison Chief Liu suddenly said the county magistrate wanted to see him.
Zhou Tiedong was not familiar with Shu Yu, but Constable Li and others feared her greatly.
Previously, Shu Yu had been responsible for interrogations, and many rebel opportunists attempting to claim innocence to escape punishment were caught by her. Upon hearing that she wanted to meet him alone, Constable Li's legs went weak, almost out of his control.
