Broken mountains and rivers: Sushou restores the universe

Chapter 81
Ji Tongfang looked at Wei Guogong's face, and felt that he already agreed with Wei Ying's words, and couldn't help but feel bad.

He lowered his head and pondered for a while, before he said after some consideration: "Your Majesty, I feel that the princess has made a mistake. Think about it, now that the Kingdom of Shen is in civil strife, even though Shi Ziyu is the legitimate heir, he has not yet Completely controlling the power of the Kingdom of Shen, naturally cannot promise us a real land. Moreover, I remember that Shi Ziyu was very sincere when he came to propose marriage from thousands of miles away. I think he must be sincere in wanting to marry Princess Ying. , as long as it's time for him to marry Princess Ying, are we still afraid that he won't give us Yuedi as a betrothal gift?"

"Huh?" Wei Ying looked at Ji Tongfang with a pleasant smile, but the look in her eyes was cold.She tilted her head and said with a smile: "Why does Ji Xiangguo speak for Shi Ziyu like this? If people who don't know listen to it, they must think that Ji Xiangguo has accepted Shi Ziyu's benefits!"

Ji Tongfang's face changed slightly, he turned his head to look at Wei Ying, and said with a blunt smile: "Princess Ying is joking, no matter what I do, it is for the sake of defending the country, for the sake of the king, how can I charge you?" What about Shi Ziyu's benefits?"

Wei Ying smiled lightly. She carefully observed Wei Guogong's face, and said lightly, "I just hope that this is the case."

After Wei Ying finished speaking, she fell silent, and Ji Tongfang didn't speak again. The two just looked at Wei Guogong with piercing eyes, waiting for his reaction.

After a long time, Duke Wei raised his head to look at Ji Tongfang, and said in a deep voice, "Ji Qing, go and summon the ministers, let the ministers discuss this matter before discussing it."

"Yes." Ji Tongfang's eyes flashed a hint of joy.

Wei Ying's heart sank, and she said aloud: "Father, why bother the ministers? In my daughter's opinion, it's just a matter of rejecting such an insincere letter. At that time, we can wait and see what happens. Send troops in times of chaos, and get some benefits!"

"Princess." Before Wei Guogong could speak, Ji Tongfang shook his head and said, "I think it's inappropriate to do so. No matter how you say it, Shi Ziyu of Shen Guo has already made a marriage contract with the princess, and this matter has already been spread all over the world. If we don't help Shi Ziyu at this time, but add insult to injury instead, I'm afraid it won't make sense, right?"

Wei Ying smiled lightly and said: "There is nothing unreasonable about this. The engagement between Shi Ziyu and I didn't have an agreed date of marriage. All we need is a letter of resignation. As long as it is beneficial to the country, I don't mind getting a bad name." .”

"This is not good." Ji Tongfang had a strange smile on his lips, and then he lowered his head and said in a respectful voice: "The princess is young, maybe she doesn't know that the engagement that has already been made cannot be canceled at will. Yes, even if the princess doesn't mind other people gossiping, I'm afraid no one would dare to propose again."

Wei Ying looked at Ji Tongfang with deep hatred in her eyes, and she couldn't hide it. She closed her eyes, forced a smile, and said lightly: "Don't worry about Ji Xiangguo. As long as it is for the good of the country, I will Willing not to marry for life."

"The more you talk, the more outrageous it is!" Wei Guogong finally spoke, he turned his head to look at Wei Ying, and blamed: "Is there any reason for a girl not to marry for life?"

"Father..."

Wei Ying frowned slightly, and wanted to continue to persuade him to give up the idea of ​​helping Shi Ziyu, but Wei Guogong interrupted her unceremoniously.

Duke Wei no longer looked at Wei Ying, he turned his eyes to Ji Tongfang, and said in a deep voice: "Okay, you don't have to fight any more. Ji Qing, go and call the ministers, I want to hear their opinions .”

(End of this chapter)