Traveling through the Tang Dynasty: Peerless Village Girl

Chapter 376
"This..." Tang Suzong looked hesitant, as a scapegoat, you can find anyone, but Guo Ziyi's military achievements are too outstanding, commanding hundreds of thousands of troops, he is worried that the situation will be difficult to control in the future.

Seeing Mo Feiyi frowned, he hurriedly explained: "I was thinking about how to recruit and form a new army, hehe..."

Jia Baoyu, who was standing on the side, said cautiously: "Your Majesty, the grassroots have something to say, do you know if it should be said or not?"

"But it's okay, I don't blame him, hehe." Jia Baoyu spoke up in time, giving him a ladder to step down. Of course Tang Suzong was happy, how could he blame him, and now, he is being burned by the defeat of the army. , If someone can make a good note, of course I will be happy.

Jia Baoyu cautiously said: "Suppressing the rebellion, as my lady said, Mr. Guo is the only one. After the rebellion is put down..."

This guy's style of acting is to suddenly brake when it is important to focus, to whet your appetite.

The first time Tang Suzong met, his appetite was naturally whetted, and he urged: "Aiqing, tell me quickly."

He is so anxious now that he even said "Aiqing" in a hurry. According to the laws of the Tang Dynasty, only officials who are officials in the court are worthy of such a title. How urgent.

Jia Baoyu said slowly: "Your Majesty, after Mr. Guo put down the rebellion, you can make him a doctor-like official, isn't it all right?"

The commander of the first army, with outstanding military achievements, must have made great achievements, and has a heavy army in his hands. It is no wonder that the emperor is not nervous. Jia Baoyu means that after Guo Ziyi puts down all the rebellions, you can give him a big official position, of course it is a civil position Yes, wouldn't that take away his military power?

Mo Feiyi already understood his intentions, and couldn't help but glance at him gratefully. She didn't understand most of the ancient officialdom, but she knew from historical records that Guo Ziyi was a loyal and capable general, so she recommended him without hesitation. Guo Ziyi.

Her intentions were good, but she didn't know the relationship between the complexity of the officialdom and its power. Tang Suzong didn't set up a commander because he was worried that Guo Ziyi's meritorious service would lead the siege of Xiangzhou, and sent an incompetent confidant eunuch to lead the army, killing countless One hundred thousand soldiers.

If Tang Suzong listened to her and continued to use Guo Ziyi as the commander in chief to quell the rebellion, after the war was pacified, Guo Ziyi, who had made great achievements, might also fall into the tragic state of killing all his families because of her. Guo Ziyi's family lives.

(End of this chapter)