"Yue Fei, you dare to disobey my orders. Do you still have me in your eyes?"

Zhao Gou's eyes were gloomy, and Qin Hui curled the corners of his lips and watched the show.

Yue Fei was burning with anger in his heart. He didn't understand why Zhao Gou had no sense of crisis at all every time at a critical moment!

The shame of Jingkang has not yet been avenged, and the hatred of the ministers will never be eliminated.

Why are they the only ministers who care about the Jingkang Incident?

Yue Fei's hope for Zhao Gou had been completely exhausted.

He spoke cruelly yet calmly, "Your Majesty, Emperor Renzong brought with him our two ancestors, Wenzheng and Wenzhong. Although the Northern and Southern Song dynasties can unite to resist the attacks of other emperors, Your Majesty feels that how long we can defend this city alone? If this city is conquered by other emperors, Your Majesty... what are your plans?"

Run away? Kneel?

In front of all dynasties?

Is the Song Dynasty really shameless?

How many of the Majesties who appear in the training ground now are easy to mess with?

"you!"

Zhao Gou looked at Yue Fei with anger.

Yue Fei lowered his eyes and stared at the ground, his heart already dead.

[Wow, how shameless! You're still trying to kill General Yue Fei? If it weren't for General Yue Fei just now, he would have died long ago. Why are you talking so much nonsense later?]

[How pitiful General Yue Fei was, he ran into such a piece of rubbish.]

[The Song Dynasty is also like this. How many good generals have been let down by them? They deserve to be destroyed. What bad luck! Back off!]

Influenced by Zhou Jia's thoughts, most people now have a certain degree of freedom, and the words they use are more modern.

People after the Song Dynasty were cursing fiercely, while the dynasties before the Song Dynasty were just watching and watching very seriously.

Song Dynasty

Zhao Kuangyin was furious and felt that he had lost all face. He was so angry that he had already killed Zhao Gou, the trash, a thousand times in his heart.

Yue Fei's concerns were not without reason, especially after the arrow attack just now, which made it clear that there were other dangers in the city. In this situation, instead of quickly finding a place to live and enough supplies for survival, he only thought about filling his stomach at this moment, without any sense of priority and without any sense of crisis.

Moreover, he was hungry, but weren't the other emperors hungry too? Didn't they know how to replenish their energy?

Is Zhao Gou the only one who is special?

Zhao Kuangyin smashed everything around him.

The ministers below were shaking all over.

Seeing the people cursing enthusiastically, Zhou Jia also joined in their conversation, saying, "This is normal. Great Song, great gifts, great cowards, we are all used to it. Curse when necessary, but don't let your body get hurt by anger."

As soon as Zhou Jia said this, there was a burst of unbridled laughter on and off the screen.

Big giveaway.

Big coward.

If you think about it carefully, there is nothing wrong with what Zhou Jia said. People in later generations are really talented. They can come up with such a name.

Weird rhyme.

Everyone in the dynasty laughed and sneered, but the one who felt the most uncomfortable and aggrieved was Zhao Kuangyin. He couldn't understand why his Song Dynasty had become what Zhou Jia called a coward.

Emperor Taizu of Song, Zhao Kuangyin: [What do you mean by "the Great Song Dynasty is a great coward"? What happened to my Great Song Dynasty? What did the emperors after you do?]

Zhao Kuangyin was so angry that he almost vomited blood.

In the dimension where Zhao Kuangyin died and Zhao Guangyi took the throne, he could feel that Zhao Kuangyin was about to faint from anger by looking at the words.

He looked away calmly, pretending he saw nothing.

Not to mention the emperors who came after him, they were not stupid and they all pretended that they saw nothing. Zhao Kuangyin jumped around in the comments like a clown, but in the end no one paid any attention to him.

Zhou Jia noticed Zhao Kuangyin's movements, and a bit of regret appeared in her eyes. She felt that Zhao Kuangyin was really miserable. She had worked hard to establish a dynasty, but in the end, his descendants could not ride on it. All of it was stolen by his good brother. He didn't cherish it after it was stolen. He knew to run away when he encountered a little danger. He was so weak that he knelt to everyone he met.

This caused the Song Dynasty to have a very bad reputation, and even he, the founding emperor, had little presence. If there was any, it was only criticism, and the key point was that they were not his direct descendants...

Zhao Da is so miserable.

Zhou Jia said, "Well, let me tell you something, Your Majesty Song Taizu, do you know why none of the Song emperors who came after you dared to answer you?"

Zhao Kuangyin's heart skipped a beat. Zhou Jia's question already explained the problem.

Originally, Zhou Jia said this not to get him to respond or explain directly.

"None of the emperors who came after you dared to reply to you because they were not your direct descendants. After your death, the one who succeeded you was your good brother, Mr. Zhao Guangyi. So guess why it was your brother and not your sons..."

Zhou Jia's tone was gentle, which made people think a lot.

Zhao Kuangyin really couldn't bear it this time.

Everything went dark before my eyes and I fell backwards.

His son Zhao Defang hurriedly said, "Father!"

Zhao Kuangyin steadied himself, pushed aside the obstruction of him and the people around him, raised his sword and slashed at Zhao Guangyi who was not far away, "Zhao Guangyi!"

"Brother, there must be a misunderstanding here!"

However, Zhou Jia didn't give him the chance to continue speaking, and just wanted to watch the fun.

"Your Majesty, Song Zu, let me tell you one more thing. We, the descendants of your brother, have given him the nickname Gaoliang River Chariot God. I'll keep it a secret for now, or you can look it up in the books yourself. I won't go into the details for now, but you can guess what the nickname means."

Being able to become the founding emperor, Zhao Kuangyin was naturally no ordinary person. He guessed it almost right from the literal meaning. He laughed in anger, "Okay, okay, I really underestimated you!"

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