While passing through Jinmen, Zeng Butang directly held a banquet inviting Zhu Wencong to attend, saying that a big figure was coming to the party.
Although Zeng Butang had always been at the Governor's Mansion, he was very clear about the information from the palace and was aware of Zhu Wencong's collaboration with the royalty.
The Han Group originally thought he would establish such relations with the Han ministers, but unexpectedly he didn't approach the Han ministers at all but instead cooperated with the enemy.
Countless people said Zhu Wencong was a traitor, and Zeng Butang dared not defend him. He preferred to help the Manchus rather than the Hans, which was really hard to explain.
Zeng Butang more or less understood Zhu Wencong's intentions, realizing ultimately the interests provided by the Han Group were far less than those of the Manchus.
