The Ming Dynasty: The most ruthless imperial grandson, Old Zhu begged me not to kill him.

Chapter 478 Bringing humiliation to oneself
However, thanks to the combined efforts of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, Crown Prince Zhu Biao, and Zhu Xiong Ying, these dissenting voices quickly disappeared. Zhu Xiong Ying didn't care about these things at all; whatever they said had no impact on him anyway.

These guys are all talk and no action.

Previously, Qi Tai and Fang Xiaoru were considered somewhat capable under Zhu Yunwen. Although Fang Xiaoru was not very capable, he still had some skills. After some training and improvement, he became quite presentable.

As for the others, such as Lian Zining and Huang Zicheng, they didn't have much ability, and he didn't care what they were thinking.

Soon, they wrote a very long impeachment memorial, wanting to impeach Zhu Xiong Ying. They even brought Mu Ying and Wang Bi from the south with them.

This matter has caused quite a stir.

Everyone in the court wanted to see how the officials viewed this absurd matter, which they considered utterly ridiculous.

Zhu Xiong Ying's abilities are obvious to all, so what skills did Zhu Yun Wen have? Was he even worth scheming against? They didn't think Zhu Xiong Ying was wrong to do so, and besides, throughout history, which prince who wanted to become emperor ever had a good ending?

The cabinet's approval came quickly.

Since you're so curious, what will they say about them?

No matter what, I would praise them, after all, they are so upright.

Even if they couldn't bring Zhu Xiong Ying down, they could at least build their own reputation. However, when they saw the contents of the document, their faces turned ashen.

There was a big "Get lost" written on it.

At this moment, they felt their faces burning, clearly indicating that their dignity was completely disregarded.

He gritted his teeth in jealousy and hatred.

"This is truly an insult to civility! This person is utterly despicable! How could they do such a thing!"

More importantly, the cabinet actually passed such a thing, which was utterly absurd. Several people felt their faces turn red, and some of the smart ones knew that following these guys would not end well.

So one by one, they quietly left this place.

Upon learning this news, Laiyu, the governor of the Ü-Tsang Province, frowned.

When he first arrived in this place, the locals were somewhat resistant to him, but Lan Yu had a good reputation and his own team.

He quickly took over the army in this area, and then began to greatly increase the strength under his command.

Now, he spends his days training, waiting for an opportunity. When he saw the letter in his hand, he was extremely surprised, and then became very excited.

"This is truly a stroke of luck! We absolutely cannot let such a great opportunity slip by!"

Upon realizing this, Lan Yu immediately summoned all the troops under his command, especially the generals from various regions.

When they heard that the people of the Delhi Sultanate dared to support the Khmer Empire, their first reaction was surprise.

They're all barely able to protect themselves, yet they still have the strength to support others. It's truly strange; it seems they're unaware of this power. "General, this is a golden opportunity for us. They probably don't even care about us. If we attack them now, they'll be completely unprepared!"

"As for their so-called allies, just ask Li Wenzhong and others to hold them back, and then we can invade the Delhi Sultanate!"

When the attack reaches the Delhi Sultanate, the Delhi Sultanate will face a choice: to defend their own territory, they must recall all the troops that have been sent to support them. If that happens, the Khmer Empire may not be able to survive.

If they don't bring this army back, their homeland forces will likely suffer heavy losses; this is clearly a calculated move.

As expected, when the emperor of the Delhi Sultanate learned of this news, he was extremely anxious about Lan Yu.

He led his troops in a series of attacks, causing them to suffer heavy losses and lose a large area of ​​plains.

At this moment, Lan Yu was also very shocked. They originally wanted to use this attack to teach the people of the Delhi Sultanate a lesson and find out what kind of power they had.

However, to his surprise, their attack went very smoothly. Many people in the Delhi Sultanate barely reacted, and most of them simply disappeared into the temple.

They even claimed to be some kind of high school god who would punish anyone who laid a hand on them.

We've always found this all very baffling. Who gave them this confidence? Do they really think they know everything?

Lan Yu showed them no mercy, arresting and killing those who needed to be arrested and launching an attack.

The emperor of the Delhi Sultanate was extremely anxious upon learning this news.

"We have just received news that the one attacking us this time is Lan Yu, the Duke of Liang of the Ming Dynasty. This man is extremely powerful. Many of the Mongol troops died at his hands back then. Moreover, he is very cruel and enjoys slaughtering people."

"It will take some time for us to fully mobilize our forces, and we may not even be a match for them. What should we do next?"

Upon hearing this, everyone looked at each other, unsure of what to do. At this moment, a general stepped forward and spoke.

"The most urgent task now is to protect our own interests. I suggest that those troops sent to support the Khmer Empire be sent to the capital."

"Withdraw them. After all, such a large army would be a significant asset to us if they were withdrawn!"

Upon hearing this, the Khmer Empire's envoy became very anxious and hurriedly said...

"Your Majesty, this is absolutely unacceptable! If the army retreats, the Ming army will surely annihilate the Khmer Empire, and we will lose another ally!"

"Although Duke Lan Yu of Liang is a skilled warrior, he may not have many troops under his command. As long as we hold on and draw troops from other places..."

If our allies to the north were to learn of this, they might send troops to support us, and then we would be able to hold out!

Upon learning this news, the emperor of the Delhi Sultanate frowned. It was indeed a solution, but he did not want to risk his entire Delhi Sultanate for the sake of a small Khmer Empire.

(End of this chapter)