The general of the little doctor in space comes to farm

Chapter 1734 The Prudent Man
He knew that once there was a chance to get rid of Bai Xi, King Ning would definitely not let it go, so instead of talking about the disaster, it is better to propose something that can solve the hatred in King Ning's heart.

The disaster is of great importance, there are many uncontrollable factors, and the current situation is still unclear, so it is wrong to say more or less.

King Ning held his chin and thought for a while, and said, "Most of your thoughts coincide with this king's, but if you make Feng Yichen go to rescue the disaster, wouldn't it give him another chance to make meritorious deeds?"

So what if Feng Yichen is in the capital, as long as Bai Xi wants to leave the mansion, he can't stop him, so why bother?
Jiang Sheng leaned into King Ning's ear and whispered a few words, King Ning couldn't stop nodding, "Mr. Jiang is brilliant, this king is right."

It's not enough to get rid of only one Bai Xi, if Feng Yichen can be got rid of, it will be a fatal blow to King An.

Jiang Sheng cupped his hands and said politely: "Thank you, my lord, for your kindness. I followed my lord's thinking and came up with this plan."

The three of them were raised in King Ning's mansion to advise King Ning. They were guest ministers in name, but in the eyes of King Ning, they were servants, and they didn't respect them very much on weekdays.

It is also very rare for King Ning to call him a gentleman.

The other two could probably guess something, but they didn't open their mouths. King Ning said to himself again, "Bai Xi cares about the people in Changgengbo Mansion very much. As long as they threaten her, she will definitely leave the mansion obediently."

King Ning knew that Su Lingxuan sent people to kidnap the Wulang brothers. It was a good plan to get rid of Bai Xi, but the problem was with the bandits in Xiongxiaziling.

If he were to arrange this matter, Bai Xi would definitely not be allowed to escape.

"Uh, my lord, I think it's inappropriate to help the people in Chang Gengbo's mansion, and it's best to follow the trend, so that Bai Xi can't guard against it."

Jiang Sheng added.

"Why? What's the trend? No one she cares about, Bai Xi will never leave the mansion without authorization."

In King Ning's mind, Bai Xi was a cautious person. She knew she was pregnant, so she didn't run out of the mansion as often as before. If she didn't have a plan, how could she leave the mansion?
Jiang Sheng explained: "My lord, the Bai family is no longer a farmer a few years ago, Uncle Changgeng is the emperor's personal uncle, if something happens to the people in Uncle Changgeng's house, it will definitely attract the attention of the higher-ups.

Even if the emperor didn't care about their lives, it would be embarrassing to the emperor if he dared to touch Chang Gengbo's mansion.

We still have to threaten Bai Xi to replace her, and she is the princess of Xiliang, so everyone from the emperor down to officials at all levels have to pay attention to her.

If we arrest someone and threaten Bai Xi to exchange, she will immediately guess that Prince Ning's Mansion did it. If she is prepared, it will be difficult for us to do it, and we may be caught out by stalking.

At that time, even if the prince finds someone to take the blame, the emperor knows what's going on, and Bai Xi will never let go.

If the emperor decides that the prince is disregarding the overall situation and destroying the friendly relationship between Da Zhou and Xiliang, he will definitely blame the prince heavily, and you will lose a lot of advantages. "

It may be difficult to leave no traces. The prince has already grounded the emperor this time. If the relationship between Dazhou and Xiliang is ruined, there may be no good results.

The other two echoed their analysis, and King Ning broke out in a cold sweat. He never paid much attention to Changgengbo Mansion, and almost forgot how Changgengbo Mansion came to the capital.

"My king understands, you just have to think of countermeasures."

(End of this chapter)