The Legend of Rebirth of the Demon Empress

Chapter 356 Will
Cao Shouli was secretly happy, and nodded repeatedly in agreement, only to hear the emperor continue: "However, I still cannot do without them for the time being, and I will perfunctory them for a few days. When the news of the Marquis of Chang'an's success comes, I will not be too late to do it."

"Your maidservant looks at Elder Qian Ge's attitude, and seems to be indifferent to the military situation in Guanzhong." Cao Shouli stepped forward to clean up the chaos on the imperial case, and bowed his head in response.

The emperor agreed deeply, nodded and said: "Yes, Guanzhong belongs to me, Dayan, even if Han Jizhi loses Qin Jing, it has nothing to do with their Qian family. He is settled, I dare not do anything to him, dare not take him How about those disciples, he, he has nothing to fear!"

Cao Shouli raised his head, presented a memorial with both hands, and asked the emperor for instructions: "This is the record of Huang Jingping, the censor of the left deputy capital, why don't you send someone to beat it?"

"What are you beating? This Huang Jingping is Qian Minzhong's protégé. The Marquis of Chang'an's army is away, and Qian Minzhong needs to coordinate the raising of military supplies. If he loses his temper and quits, what will the 10,000+ army in Guanzhong eat?"

Having said that, the emperor still took the notebook, scanned it ten times at a glance, and said in a deep thought: "Keep this notebook for now, I will use it in the future. Let me wrong Su Yatou for a few days, my sons are on the left and right." Daughter-in-law, I will make it up to her in a few days."

Due to the emperor's "illness", he took a break in the early morning of the second day.

The news of Qin Jing's fall has not yet spread in the capital. Just when the officials thought that nothing happened that day, the emperor made an order to reprimand Princess Dun without warning.

It is very clear in the decree that Princess Dun relied on herself, violated the ancestral system of the Taizu, and used the general affairs of the house to wantonly harass the courtiers, so that the courtiers shrink back from political affairs and have many resentments.

This decree has sparked speculation inside and outside the court.

All the officials knew that the emperor had always been lenient, and he treated the clan even more generously.

During the 18 years of the emperor's reign, the clan has received the greatest preferential treatment since Ruizong.

Not only is Lumi increased by [-]% on the original basis, but also a special reward from the emperor during festivals.

At the same time, there were very few clan children who were punished by the emperor.

Even such evildoers as King Wei were not punished, but sent to Nankang to guard the mausoleum of Taizu.

Regardless of whether King Dun is stubborn or not, he is the emperor's own son after all, and even if the little princess is wrong, her status is also extraordinary.

Isn't such a public decree a slap in the face of his own son?

Those who are thoughtful and quick-witted immediately connected this matter with Princess Dun's participation in Qian Minzhong a few days ago.

It seemed that Mr. Qian Ge meant a lot to the court. The emperor would rather offend his own son than offend this pillar of the court.

Qian Minzhong's disciples were even more excited when they heard the news. Although it was just a small matter, it meant a lot to them.

This means that, instead of withering, the big tree behind them seems to have a deeper root.

But many irrelevant people started to watch the excitement, especially Xie Xi was domineering in the capital in the past, from the princes and nobles to the common people, there were not a few people who were waiting for Xie Xi to make a fool of himself.

That little princess doesn't seem to be a peaceful person. After receiving such a decree, will she disregard her face and go to the palace to cry again?

What they didn't know was that when the emperor's decree arrived at the Ten Princes' Mansion, Lin Zisu was still thinking hard about a map of Guanzhong in her study in Zhilanyuan.

She entrusted the governor of the house, Feng Renyuan, to find it. Feng Renyuan really had some skills, but within a few hours, he found the map.

The map can not help but have mountains, rivers and rivers, as well as the distribution of health stations in the northwest.

With such a picture, Lin Zisu can more easily judge the movements of Beidi and Chang'anhou's army.

Seeing the deployment of troops around Qin Jing, Lin Zisu couldn't help being confused.

Taizu established the guard system back then, not simply for decoration, but after careful consideration.

Due to the special location in Guanzhong, a lot of thought was spent on the layout of the guards. There were six guards around Qin Jing, with a total of more than [-] people.

In addition to Qin Jing's standing garrison, the seven points are horns guarding each other.

With the existence of these six guards, plus the 10,000+ army of the Marquis of Chang'an, and more than 2 soldiers and horses in Beidi, there should be no threat to Qin Jing at all.

If the enemy wants to break through Qin Jing, they can only break through these guards first, so as to pose a fatal threat to Qin Jing.

Moreover, the Qin capital is solid, as long as there is enough food stored, even if the enemy is besieging the city, it can last for a year or a half.

This is also the reason why in the previous life, even though the rebel Zhao Quangui swept across the entire Guanzhong, he was often helpless against Qin Jing.

In this life, the emperor's control is still there, and the situation in Guanzhong is far less complicated than in the previous life.

Dayan's guards are still operating normally, and even if military households have repeatedly escaped from the military, they can quickly second soldiers from other places.

But Qin Jingcheng was breached so easily!
The Dian Palace has been in operation for hundreds of years, and spies are spread all over Dayan. She has no doubts about the authenticity of Yang Xingyao's information.

Where is the problem?
Was it Beidi's spies cooperating with others, or was it true that as Yang Xingyao said, it was Han Jizhi, the governor of Guanzhong, who was greedy for meritorious service?
When Lin Zisu had no idea, she received the emperor's reprimand.

The decree is only a few hundred words, but the tone used is unusually severe, it does not seem to come from the mouth of the emperor at all.

Lin Zisu finally understood that Cao Lang's "grievance" was referring to what happened today.

It seems that the emperor's imperial edict has been prepared in advance, and he is waiting for today to take the initiative to read it out.

Combining with Cao Lang's message, Lin Zisu was blessed at once, and realized some of the mysteries.

Yang Xingyao was right, everyone in Guanzhong was from Qian Minzhong, and if he wanted to take Qian Minzhong down, he had to make sure that Guanzhong was safe.

Originally, the emperor was indecisive, and the current situation in Guanzhong is not optimistic, so he would not move Qian Minzhong at this time.

In order to appease Qian Minzhong, the emperor had no choice but to operate on her.

After the people in the palace left, Lin Zisu enshrined the imperial decree and couldn't help sighing.

It seems that she is naive.

Dayan has accumulated problems for a long time. Many problems are not because the emperor is unwilling to solve them, but because of the situation, he can only compromise with the courtiers.

Under such a premise, no matter how she calculates, it seems to be of no avail.

Fei Cui was the one who accompanied Lin Zisu to receive the order. Seeing that Lin Zisu was worried, she intended to persuade her with a few words, but she was always clumsy with words, and she didn't know how to speak when she came to her mouth.

At this moment, Hu Po ran in like a gust of wind, holding a red invitation card in her hand, panting and said: "Princess, the Princess Fuhua's mansion sent an invitation card, saying that a snow feast is prepared tomorrow. Please go there."

(End of this chapter)