The eldest princess pampered the beautiful, strong and miserable proton queen

In the words of the eldest princess, it is to use the aristocracy to inhumanely oppress the Yue people for generations, to instill the benefits of the Han Dynasty's laws to restrain the ruling class, and to use various rituals to strengthen its authority. , persuasive, promising and inducing interests, making the other party convinced.

This step of the plan will not be effective so quickly. The imperial court will implement more benevolent policies to benefit the Vietnamese people, which can be mutually confirmed and gradually increase the Vietnamese people's confidence and recognition of Han rule. Only then can the Han-Vietnamese integration be promoted.

It’s for the long term!

The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty admired the eldest princess's step-by-step plan.

Ji Ruxuan really didn't know how long Jiang Fuguang's brain was. No matter how difficult the problem was, she would always find the best solution.

Qi Linfeng cupped his hands and bowed down: "After this incident, Yuezhou is full of desolation and waste, and I sincerely ask your Majesty to implement benevolent policies, send capable people to govern the Yue people, harmonize the Han people, and vigorously promote the integration of Han and Yue. Stabilize the country."

Ji Ruxuan felt this and said: "Thank you for your hard work, General Hussar!"

Qi Linfeng then submitted to the court a list of those killed in the quelling of the rebellion, as well as a request for credit, asking for credit for the soldiers who had contributed to the suppression of the rebellion.

Emperor Guanghe was not ambiguous, and immediately sent the list to the Ministry of War, so that the Ministry of War could verify and implement various benevolences for the martyrs.

Then I saw the name of the person at the top of the list asking for merit——

Qi Siru!

"The Book of Songs * Daya * Hao Min": Jifu recited, and Mu was like a breeze.

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After returning to the eldest princess's residence, Jiang Fuguang's agitated mood could not calm down for a long time. Even his pale face was stained with a faint blush due to excitement, giving him a rare healthy complexion.

She personally went to the kitchen and read out a bunch of dishes that her mother-in-law and her uncle liked. She planned to make a banquet to welcome them. Then she thought that her father and grandfather had not yet passed their filial piety period, so they could not eat meat and fish. Because he was seriously ill and was particular about his food, the rules were relaxed a bit. He usually used soup instead of eating too much fish or meat.

Jiang Fuguang decided to order the kitchen to prepare a table of more exquisite home-cooked dishes. He also explained the taste of each dish and planned to have a home-cooked meal as a family.

After everything was explained in detail, Jiang Fuguang finally returned to the room with peace of mind. He saw his mother-in-law, who had changed out of her silver armor and put on a red outfit, already waiting for her in the room.

Jiang Fuguang was stunned.

Qi Simu stood up. She was tall and her red dress was warm and flamboyant, which made her look bright and majestic: "Aniang is back."

These five simple words made Jiang Fuguang burst into tears. She threw herself into her mother's arms, choked with sobs, and kept calling her mother.

Qi Simu's eyes were red, and he hugged the daughter he had been worried about for two years: "My Ayan has lost a lot of weight."

The little one in her arms is as small as she was when she was a child. She is always afraid that if she blinks her eyes, her little Ayan will be gone.

Jiang Fuguang's voice became hoarse from crying, and his excitement gradually calmed down. He was like a rabbit with red eyes, looking at his mother-in-law with tears in his eyes, smiling through tears. Qi Simu's voice was choked: "I heard that you were sick, and I thought..." This was Jiang Lingrong's rhetoric to the outside world!

Jiang Fuguang felt guilty when he thought that he once had a death wish and wanted to die for his country.

She looked at her mother-in-law eagerly, with a well-behaved look: "I accidentally caught a cold on the day of the palace change, and the root of the disease fell into my body. The Taoist priest said that this disease needs to be cured slowly," she curled her lips, Smiling flatteringly, "Don't worry, Mom, I'm much better now."

She took her grandma's hand and felt the hard bones. She lowered her head and saw that there was a hard and thick callus in her palm. Her grandfather, uncle, brother and others had such calluses. I've seen it in my hands.

Qi Simu opened her mouth and found that there was a heavy sob in her throat. Looking at the lingering illness in her eyes, it was hard to imagine that when she was at her worst, she was surrounded by tigers and wolves with malicious intentions. Without a single family member, I don’t know how she survived.

Jiang Fuguang quickly changed the subject: "Mom, we have only been separated for two years, why did you suddenly become a female general? Why didn't my uncle mention it to me in the letter? Let me be mentally prepared. I was shocked just now. , I was thinking, why does this female general look exactly like my mother-in-law?"

She looked at A-Niang with bright eyes: "A-Niang looks very majestic now."

It is the tradition of the Qi family to report good news but not bad news, and the eldest uncle is probably afraid that she will worry.

Qi Simu couldn't help but laugh: "I thought that you worry about this and that every day, and you want to worry about all the worries in the world, so I didn't let your uncle tell you."

Jiang Fuguang put his arm around Grandma's waist: "Well, Grandma, tell me about your time in South Vietnam!"

Qi Simu told the story straightforwardly, telling the story of a daughter of a general who had been in the palace as a concubine for sixteen years. On the eve of the palace coup, she was put to sleep by her husband who was the emperor. Under the escort of the Yulin Guards, she went to Lingnan, and The name was changed to Qi Siru, which is the same as her original name. It also comes from "The Book of Songs * Daya * Hao Min" written by Ji Fu, Mu Ru Qingfeng.

Externally, she is a branch of the Qi family. She married in Lingnan in her early years. Her husband was a soldier. He died of illness two years ago. Qi Siru had a deep relationship with her husband and vowed not to marry for the rest of her life to keep her husband's integrity.

Her husband died of illness, her father died in the war, and her only daughter was trapped in Luojing. Qi Siru abandoned her former frailty and picked up the marksmanship her father taught her since childhood, practicing hard day after day.

There were many wars in Lingnan, and they were in contact with South Vietnam. The folk customs were also influenced by South Vietnam, and they were very tough. When Qi Siru learned that South Vietnam had insufficient troops, he immediately used the name of Qi's daughter to surprise everyone with his carbine, raised his arms, and actually formed an army. Support an army of ten thousand women.

Most of these people are military relatives, and some are martyrs. She said that women are loyal and brave and never inferior to their sons. In the past, the eldest princess went to the southwest and fought with Piroye for his life to determine the pattern of the southwest. The southwest guarded by the Qi Jiajun was the South Vietnam that was pacified by the Qi Jiajun.

There is also the third princess of Ningjia, who does not like red makeup but prefers weapons. She is a superb archer. When she ambushed the South Vietnamese army in Yue Yanling, she shot and killed the enemy deputy general. She followed General Xiaoqi to the southwest to relieve the danger of Dali City and pacify Yun China. Fight against Tibet.

They were as loyal as men, and they rushed to the battlefield without hesitation just because she gave the order.

Not only did this army of women perform extraordinary feats on the battlefield, but they were also responsible for implementing the eldest princess's ingenious plans.

Every time the Qi family's army pacified a city, the women's army was responsible for inciting the hatred of the Vietnamese people against the nobles and inciting them to fight among themselves. When both sides were hurt, they stood up to distribute food to the Vietnamese people, appease the Vietnamese people, treat the injured, and promote Han rule...