Broken mountains and rivers: Sushou restores the universe

Chapter 86 Anger
After Wei Guogong agreed to send troops to help Shen Muyu, he handed over all the cumbersome matters of dispatching troops to Ji Tongfang, and he himself shrank back into the beauties again, enjoying a luxurious life amidst the sound of dancing and music.

It is precisely because Wei Guogong does not care about political affairs, and there are frequent reports of frostbite, illness, and even death of soldiers who went out to help Shen Guogong’s rebellion. Ji Tongfang originally tried his best to persuade Wei Guogong to agree to send troops. Now the frontline soldiers When such a situation happened, he was afraid of being punished by the Duke of Wei, so he suppressed such news, and the Duke of Wei didn't know about it.

Since Wei Guogong didn't know about it, Ji Tongfang naturally didn't dare to send more cotton clothes and medicine to the front line, and the [-] soldiers were angry and complained all day long.

But Wei Ying was always paying attention to the movement of the fifty thousand soldiers. When she got the letter from Xiao Wenrui and learned about the situation of the soldiers, she felt very sad.

Wei Ying was impulsive, and ran to Duke Wei to tell him about these things. Duke Wei then summoned Ji Tongfang to ask, and Ji Tongfang said that it was just a rumor, and there was no such thing at all.

After all, Wei Ying is a woman who has lived in the deep palace for a long time, so Duke Wei naturally chose to trust Ji Tongfang.

So Wei Guogong scolded Wei Ying sternly, Wei Ying resigned angrily, her footsteps were weak and helpless when she left.

November [-]th was a rare sunny day in winter.

Wei Ying put a rocking chair under the bare jujube tree, and spread a thick tiger skin on the rocking chair. She sank into the warm tiger skin, covered her body with a thin quilt, and quietly basked in the sun.

The sun fell on Wei Ying's body, and the warm feeling made her temporarily forget the severe winter cold, but the sun couldn't shine into her heart, and couldn't dispel the coldness in her heart.

I saw Wei Ying tightly closed her eyes, her brows were slightly frowned, and her face was full of worry, as if she was worried about the future of Weiguo.

Under the warm sunshine, Wei Ying thought of many things. She thought of the marriage contract she was unable to refuse, and she couldn't persuade Duke Wei to change his fatuous and tyrannical way of governing the country. It's just raising a tiger as a trouble, but it can't make Wei Guogong believe her and refuse Shen Muyu's request.

Even when she heard about the miserable plight of the soldiers of the defending country, she couldn't get them the relief they deserved...

Thinking about it like this, Wei Ying began to hate herself for being a daughter and not being able to do anything for her country.

Wei Ying's heart was filled with a sense of powerlessness. Just two months ago, she had sworn to Wei Yi that as long as Wei Ying was there, the state of Wei would not decline. Raise the banner of the long-lost overlord of Weiguo.

But, does she really have this strength...

"Princess!"

A loud shout awakened Wei Ying, she put aside the chaotic thoughts in her mind, opened her eyes, and saw that Hua Zi was leading a young man dressed as a servant standing quietly in front of her.

Wei Ying quickly recognized that this young man belonged to Xiao Wenrui's house. She glanced at the brocade box in the young man's hand, her voice was a little hoarse, and she asked, "Did uncle send you to bring me something? What is it?"

"Yes, princess." The young man saluted Wei Ying respectfully, then raised his head, and replied: "If you go back to the princess, this is a dessert made by my wife. The master knows that Mrs. I love sweets, so I specially asked the little one to be brought into the palace for Mrs. Jun and the princess to taste."

"Okay, thank uncle for me." Wei Ying nodded in response, then turned to look at Hua Zi beside the young man, and said, "Hua Zi, please take this box of snacks."

Hua Zi nodded in response, took the brocade box and walked into the main hall.

(End of this chapter)