Canglan Empress

Chapter 13
Few people would think that the most honored place in the world is cordial.

So this feeling was a bit inexplicable, but Xuanyin didn't think much about it.

Lift your feet up the long jade steps.

In the eyes of many dignitaries in the imperial capital, Huangfu Xuanyin is just an unfavored young man.

Although martial arts are better, looking at Yongjing, there are not a few noble children with good martial arts.

And an eldest son who is not valued by his father has almost lost the chance of a bright future. Even if he becomes the champion of martial arts, it will not change anything at all-at this time a year ago, everyone still had such thoughts.

At this moment, many people still hold this idea.

Although, due to the tense situation at the border last year, Dayong lost again and again, so this martial arts champion had the opportunity to go to the battlefield, and he became famous in one fell swoop, and he deservedly became the upstart favorite of the dynasty.

For the civil and military of the Manchu Dynasty, this result was unexpected.

But, that's all.

It is only a matter of time before the young general without his father's support will fall.

Above the main hall, there was a complete silence.

The emperor in the bright yellow dragon robe sat on the dragon chair, looked at the major general in white robe standing on the hall, and couldn't hide his admiration on his face: "The major general is indeed resourceful and brave. Rejoice."

"Thank you, Your Majesty, for your praise. It is the duty of a minister to share his worries for the Emperor." Huangfu Zonghan bowed to thank him, expressing the humility of a courtier in a timely manner.

The corners of Xuanyin's mouth curled up slightly, and she looked at the nominal father mockingly. For him to accept the praise of "teaching children well" without any guilt, I really feel...

Why are there so many hypocrites in this world?

Casually lowering her eyes, Xuanyin also said the polite words on the face: "It is a great honor for me to be appreciated by the emperor."

This sentence obviously reached the bottom of the emperor's heart, and his face was immediately overjoyed, and his smile could hardly be concealed.

His Majesty the Emperor was about to say some words of commendation, but was interrupted by a righteous voice.

"The general is young and Yingwei, it is gratifying and congratulatory, but why can't you kneel down to worship the emperor?" An old minister next to him frowned slightly, his face full of condemnation, "What is the ceremony of a monarch and a minister, the major general has never learned it?"

Since this Major General Huangfu walked into the hall, he has been standing neither humble nor overbearing. All civil and military officials in the court have noticed his words and demeanor. Among them, many frown, but not many speak.

The one who spoke out at this time was Fang Wenxiu, the censor of Yushitai Yushi Zhongcheng, an upright old minister.

As soon as this remark came out, the expressions on the faces of the officials were different, and no one spoke, and the atmosphere seemed a little stagnant.

Huangfu Zonghan's complexion changed slightly, and he was about to yell at him.

Xuanyin had turned her head, glanced casually at the old minister who was speaking, and said calmly: "Before I left, the emperor had a decree that if this general can defeat Xiqin, he would be granted the position of first-rank general and be exempted from the ceremony of kneeling in front of the emperor. The general is only following the order, so Master Fang wants me to resist the order?"

After the words fell, Fang Yushi choked up suddenly, his face full of anger.

This statement is not false, the emperor did say such a thing before, but he didn't think it was just the emperor's polite words?

And even if the emperor speaks well, as a newly promoted general, doesn't he know what it means to be sincere and fearful?
The emperor said that there is no need to kneel, so you really don't kneel?
"The Major General's words are true." The emperor spoke from above, without the slightest displeasure in his tone, "I've said it well, the Major General just followed the order, what's wrong with it?"

(End of this chapter)