The mad doctor who is the evil king chasing his wife is not easy to mess with

Chapter 926 To fight or not to fight ([-])
When Chu Yi heard this, he couldn't help but glanced at the man, and saw that the man was in his twenties, with a high forehead, square face, and piercing eyes.

Originally, Chu Yi arranged him in the palace to paint for him every day, but later he felt that he still had some skills, so he arranged for him to be a servant of the Ministry of War.

Pei Sheng turned his head, glared at Wei Shihui, and said, "What do you know, you little brat? The rebels have already hit the imperial city. If you don't send troops to suppress it, how will the world think of the emperor?"

Pei Sheng's worries were not unreasonable. What gave Chu Yi a headache was that the banner they played was that Chu Yi killed the king and seized the throne. If Chu Yi didn't send troops to suppress it, people in the world would say that the emperor had a guilty conscience. If he dared not send troops, Chu Yi would be convicted of killing the king and seizing the throne.

The royal family has never had any family ties, and there have been many incidents of regicide and seizure of the throne in ancient times, but they are all behind the scenes. A person who becomes an emperor, unless he is a fool, no emperor will admit that he has committed regicide. Bit of such a thing.

Chu Yi didn't express his position for a while, but just looked at the ministers next to him.

Because Pei Sheng and Wei Shihui spoke first, it was easier for the other ministers to express their opinions. Anyway, there were two different opinions, so they just needed to stand in line at this moment.

Fortunately, the current standing in line will not hinder their future. After all, no matter whether they fight or not, they are not all standing on the side of the emperor, they are all sharing the emperor's worries and solving problems.

After a while, everyone stood in line, and three-quarters of them agreed with Pei Sheng's opinion, that is, to fight.

And only a quarter of the people agreed with Wei Shihui's opinion.

Chu Yi looked at the people below, showed a smile, and said: "It seems that the ministers of my Southern Chu Kingdom are all good-hearted men with blood, which makes me very pleased."

All the ministers hurriedly lowered their heads and bowed, saying: "Serve the emperor, and I will wait until death."

Chu Yi nodded in satisfaction, and said: "Pei Aiqing, I also think that we should give the rebels a head-on blow so that they never come back."

Pei Sheng was very excited, and said: "Your Majesty, this humble minister also has the same intention. Then Feng Zhen really failed the Emperor's kindness, and dared to lead troops to attack the capital. He deserves death."

Chu Yi nodded, looked down, and said, "Who do you think you sent to suppress the rebels?"

Everyone looked at each other in blank dismay, and did not speak for a while.

The Feng family is the head of the four major families in Southern Chu, relying entirely on the two generals Feng Zhen and Feng Bin to guard the frontier.

The two generals guarded the frontier and fought countless battles with the enemy. They were very brave, especially Feng Zhen, who was the bravest character among the generals of Southern Chu.

Although according to the current intelligence, only Feng Zhen's military officer Wang Hao and his deputy Zhang Xiaoshan led the troops back, but who can guarantee that Feng Zhen will not come back?
What's more, Feng Zhen just died of his father and son. The pain of bereavement of father and son is added together, I'm afraid Feng Zhen will be more ruthless and fierce.

At this time, who dares to touch its edge?

Seeing that no one came out, Chu Yi's face darkened, he glanced down, and said: "The generals said to fight, but no one volunteered bravely. Did you just talk casually and perfunctory me?"

Pei Sheng has always been loyal to Chu Yi. Hearing what he said, he felt that the opportunity for him to do meritorious service had come again. He immediately stepped forward and said righteously: "Your Majesty, I am a humble minister, so I am willing to share the emperor's worries."

(End of this chapter)