The love of Daqin

Chapter 150;

Before Gan Mao left Daqin, he came to say goodbye to Uncle Wang Yingji, and Yingji sighed; "Now that the Queen Mother is in charge of the government, Wei Ran is not the prime minister but she is better than the prime minister. It is right for Lord Gan Mao to leave. It's a pity that the old man is a descendant of the Ying family, so he cannot Just walked away like you."

Gan Mao said; "I am in an embarrassing situation in the DPRK. Instead of letting others drive me away, I might as well leave earlier to make room for Wei Ran as prime minister."

Ying Ji laughed and said, "Now our king is arrogant and arrogant, and he has a gap with the queen mother and Wei Ran, so I'm afraid he won't give Wei Ran the position of prime minister easily."

Gan Mao said from the bottom of his heart; "But you and I have to admit that Wei Ran Wentao's military strategy can indeed take on a great responsibility, and the king's enthronement is also thanks to him to clear up the rebellion."

As everyone knows, the conversation between the two is being monitored by the spies sent by Mi Yue.

Regarding Gan Mao's departure, Mi Yue was afraid that he would go to the enemy country as an official, which would be detrimental to the Qin country.

Because Gan Mao, as the prime minister of two Qin kings, is familiar with the mountains and rivers of Daqin, city defense, and military and political secrets.

Mi Yue had no choice, even if Gan Mao left Qin, he would still be under the secret surveillance of Qin.

Ying Ji personally sent Gan Mao outside the city gate. For Ying Ji, Gan Mao was not only a monarch-subject relationship, but also a master-disciple relationship.

Ying Ji thinks that Gan Mao is old and his thoughts can't keep up with his own political thoughts. He has been timid and timid as the prime minister in the past few years.

Therefore, Yingji's evaluation of Gan Mao is: more than enough to defend, but not enough to attack.

In his heart, he longed to find a talented prime minister of Qin.

So he was alone, visited late at night, called on Su Qin, and hoped that he would stay in the Qin state, assist him, and serve as the prime minister of the Qin state.

Su Qin said that he was already the prime minister of Yan country, and he helped Yan country wholeheartedly.

Su Qin also said: "Yesterday at the Queen Mother's place, Su Qin said that the Queen Mother controls the government, and the current situation of Qin makes it difficult for anyone to stay in Qin as prime minister."

Su Qin also reminded; "I also think that the position of the Prime Minister of Qin should be Wei Ran's."

Unexpectedly, this sentence annoyed Ying Ji, he said; "Many people have reminded the widow that without Wei Ran, there would be no widow's current throne. But the prime minister that the widow needs are talents like Zhang Yi and Shang Yang."

Su Qin smiled; "The king is denying Wei Ran's ability"

Ying Ji's silence was an admission. Except for the fact that he helped Ying Ji ascend to the throne, he really didn't think his uncle had any ability.

Obviously not the prime minister candidate in Ying Ji's heart. In his heart, Ying Ji rejects foreign relatives to control the government, and even hates his mother's queen to control power.

So it's too late to take precautions, how can the position of the prime minister be handed over to Wei Ran.

Su Qin said; "Only the fact of helping the king to ascend the throne and eradicating the civil strife is enough to prove that Wei Ran's courage and deliberation, as well as the decisiveness in killing, no one in today's world can match. The enemy is so powerful that it is as big as an external enemy."

Ying Ji knew in his heart, but he wanted to be the king of Qin who was the master of the house, and wanted to be the king of the sky like his father.

So no matter what Wei Ran can do, win Ji or reject.

After Su Qin and Gan Mao both left, Wei Ran was named Ranghou, which is what Mi Yue meant.

Ying Ji came to look for his uncle Wang Yingji in anguish. Seeing his white hair, still in charge of military affairs in Lantian Camp, his nose was sore.

(End of this chapter)