Yusui Chang'an

Marquis Pingyang asked Lin Jinyan carefully what he said and what he said to persuade Chu Chengping today. The doubts in his eyes disappeared, and he sighed with appreciation and nostalgia:

"A good person should put the people first, the country second, and the king first. This was the philosophy of the late emperor. Those who were officials in the court at that time followed them loyally and served the people wholeheartedly..."

After withdrawing his thoughts, Marquis Pingyang also understood why Lin Jinyan asked Chu Chengping to marry the prince and others. It was to remind the emperor and the ministers that Chu Chengping was also a prince and had the qualifications to sit in that position.

After thinking about this clearly, Marquis Pingyang slapped his knees and smiled:

"I thought that the pure and boring temperaments of Gu Hongzhang and Lin Yanqing would teach their descendants to be as loyal and dull as Gu Qingyun and Lin Siyuan. I didn't expect to be able to teach such bold people who were only loyal to Tianchu but not the emperor. Future generations, hahaha, if these two old guys find out, I’m afraid they’ll be furious.”

Looking at his childish grandfather, Feng Sinian shook his head helplessly:

My grandfather obviously admired General Gu, who was also a military commander, but he never interacted with him because of the taboo of meeting military generals. In private, he is unforgiving and unconvincing. He also likes to take pleasure in others' misfortunes, and he doesn't look like a marquis at all.

Chu Chengping was suddenly burdened with a heavy burden that he had never thought about, or wanted to escape from. At this moment, he felt so heavy that he couldn't breathe, and he couldn't feel the happiness of Marquis Pingyang at all.

He had a sad face and a plaintive struggle all over his body.

If he didn't know this, he could still be an idle prince. When he found the opportunity, he could travel around the world and stay away from the intrigues of the imperial city. How beautiful it would be.

But now, knowing this, how can he feel at ease?

After Pingyang Hou was happy, one look at Chu Chengping's face and knew what his grandson was thinking.

He just said, let Chu Chengping make his own decision. If Chu Chengping is willing to sit in that seat and maintain his original intention, he will do his best to help.

If Chu Chengping doesn't want to, then he will just pretend that he has never seen Lin Jinyan today.

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royal palace. The envoys from the Three Kingdoms entered the palace to meet the saint and discuss the matter of marriage.

Mo Zhenhui, the king of Mobei, tried to instigate a relationship between the royal family and the Gu family by asking to marry Lin Jinyan, but failed. He also asked to marry the little princess, but the betrothal gift was not as large as when he asked to marry Lin Jinyan.

In the face of several provocations from Mobei, the emperor, who was already small-minded, no longer showed any face to him, and brought the captured Gewei into the palace. He called him Lu Sang and his confidants respectively for a long time to reminisce about the past.

Looking at the emaciated Gewei, he was dragged in by the guards and thrown to the ground like a rag.

Lu Sang and Mo Zhenhui were furious and were about to make a move when they were stopped by Xiao Chen whispering something.

Gewei struggled to hold up his head, and when he saw Lu Sang and the other three, his eyes shone with surprise, and then turned into worry. He wanted to say something to Lu Sang, and his half-open mouth was drooling uncontrollably, leaving only his throat. There was an inarticulate cry.

Looking at the depressed expressions of the three people in Mobei, the emperor felt happy and looked at Lu Sang, who looked red with anger:

"He is too strong-minded and loves to offend. He will serve you delicious food and drinks, and he will make some noise every now and then. I think General Lu has also lived in Tai'an for a while, so he has some affection, so I can't let you go. The subordinate committed suicide, so he removed his jaw and fed him some soup every day, so that he could live to see you again today."

After speaking, the emperor waved his hand and had the excited Gewei dragged away.

Lu Sang's eyes were bloodshot with anger, his body was shaking, and his fists clenched with force.

(End of this chapter)