Concubine's elegance is peerless

Chapter 1705 A letter of letters (2)

From Si Kou Baoshu's point of view, Rong Xueyi and Mo Yan looked gentle on the one hand, and cold on the other, but in fact, both of them had extremely meticulous thoughts, and they were even more thoughtful in dealing with things.

After the two of them have finalized the general matters, Rong Feiyang and Rong Shisan can handle the rest of the matter.

Although Rong Feiyang's ability to form formations is not as pure as Rong Xueyi's, he already has a certain level of enthusiasm. Many formations can be perfectly arranged by Rong Xueyi just a little bit.

There is no need to doubt Rong Shisan's ability to fight. When he was a general in Song and Qin Dynasties, he defeated Nanchu and Xiatang several times. The sharp sword hidden in the scabbard, although you don't see much sharpness at ordinary times, but in critical times, you can see the blood seal the throat.

But even so, they still need to be careful about this time.

After everyone had a general discussion, Rong Feiyang and Rong Shisan led troops to meet the enemy.

It's just that when the two went out, they encountered a little trouble. The ministers headed by Nanchu Zuoxiang stood outside the palace gate and stopped them, saying: "The emperor is dead, he has no heirs, but the country cannot live without a king. May I ask what Shang Shulang's plan is?"

When Rong Feiyang followed Xiao Weixin in Southern Chu, Xiao Wei sealed him several official positions, such as prime minister, minister, servant, etc. Minister of the Ministry of War is Rong Feiyang's lowest position, but he is also the one with the most real power duty.

This time when Rong Xueyi attacked Southern Chu, Rong Feiyang was the general and Rong Shisan was the striker, so all the ministers headed by Prime Minister Zuo called Rong Feiyang Minister of the Ministry of War, because only the Minister of the Ministry of War can lead the army.

In Rong Feiyang's eyes, however, his address was a little provocative, and it meant a lot of obstruction. Rong Feiyang was the last person among the Southern Chu courtiers who had met Xiao Weixin.

There was a bit of anger in Rong Feiyang's eyes, and he asked in a cold voice: "It seems a bit inappropriate for the left minister to ask me like this?"

Prime Minister Zuo sneered and said, "Who doesn't know that Shang Shulang and Sister Ling are in charge of the political affairs of Southern Chu? If you don't ask this matter, who else will you ask?"

Rong Feiyang's eyes narrowed slightly, Prime Minister Zuo leaned in front of him again and said with only his ability: "Shang Shulang and Sister Ling attacked Liangcheng together, I think they had planned earlier, they wanted to seize this place. The land of Southern Chu, right?"

He can become the Prime Minister of a country, so he has his own merits.

What he said at this time can be said to be very straightforward. Now that Rong Feiyang and Rong Xueyi hold important powers, he came out like this, which really didn't match his position and experience.

Anger immediately appeared in Rong Feiyang's eyes. Although he had great ambitions since he was a child, he never cared much about power. At this time, he was charged with such a crime by Prime Minister Zuo out of thin air, which really annoyed him to the extreme.

He took a step back and stared at Prime Minister Zuo, "What do you want to say?"

Prime Minister Zuo's eyes narrowed slightly, but he knelt directly in front of him and said: "Nowadays, the royal family is thin, and many princes have died in vain. The princes who survived are either young or weak-tempered. No one can support this Southern Chu Although Shang Shulang is not from Southern Chu, he was the emperor's most capable assistant during his lifetime, and his ability is even more outstanding. I will invite Shang Shulang to be the regent and lead the political affairs of Southern Chu."

Before Rong Feiyang suspected that Prime Minister Zuo was here to find trouble, but he didn't expect that when he changed the subject, he actually made him the king.

(End of this chapter)