Chapter 360: Fighting for Life and Death, What Did We Get in Return?

Although what the Sixth Princess said made some sense, she did not understand how important the leader of an army was. Without a general, no matter how many people there were, they would be scattered and would not amount to anything.

Sang Qique frowned. Although he didn't like Ye Qianning or Xiang Minghou, what his sixth sister said was not right!

It is true that some people would fight for the reward, but we don't have the ability to do so. If everyone could become a general, the four countries would have been unified long ago.

There was a hint of anger on Sang Zhi's little face. He was brainless and as stupid as a pig.

"Mom, Xiang'er doesn't understand. Dad went through so much danger on the battlefield, wasn't it just to let people live a stable life? But they have a stable life and still look down on dad. Then why do dad and the soldiers on the battlefield still risk their lives to protect their safety?" Nan Xiang pouted and spoke in a childish voice, very puzzled.

Everyone present was stunned again.

Yeah, why?

What do you get in return for fighting for life and death?

Insults, ridicule, and spitting?

Xiang Minghou kept a stern face and listened to everything that was said. He lowered his eyes and looked at his daughter's face which was bruised and purple from being beaten. Her eyes were swollen like walnuts from crying. He made a decision in his heart.

Although Mr. Gu did not participate in the affairs of the court, he knew that the royal family was not easy to serve. He was a businessman and did not understand war, but looking at the injuries on Marquis Ming's body, and knowing that he had cut off the lineage of Beili, the royal family member actually said this.

He felt chilled just by listening to it, let alone Xiang Minghou.

He shook his head secretly, feeling that it was not worth it for Mr. Gu to do this for Marquis Xiang Ming.

Mrs. Zhan couldn't help sobbing. Why didn't the Zhan family allow Zhan Chi to serve as an official or join the army?

Three generations of her parents-in-law served in the court, some in the military and some in the government, and some died and some were injured.

Especially since Zhan Chi’s grandparents and uncle all died on the battlefield. I still remember that the night before my mother-in-law went to the army, she repeatedly reminded me to leave a descendant for the Zhan family... and not to let my husband join the army.

Zhan Yi's eyes were red. His father, mother, and three brothers had gone to the battlefield and had never returned. He was the only one left in the huge Zhan family...

Where does the Sixth Princess’ words put the dead people?

Gu Shuo felt fortunate to have resigned from the Imperial Merchant...

It is really worrying that Beili has such a prince and princess.

Qian Fu fiddled with his Buddhist beads. Even if the Qian family's affairs were vindicated, he would not be able to sit in the court. A monk has peace of mind and is happy and free.

I'm old now and don't want to worry about anything else.

Qian Fanji had a cold expression and deep eyes.

The concubines dared not even breathe a word. The happiest person at this moment was the Queen. Sang Shu was spoiled by Concubine Yuan, who usually didn't even take her seriously.

Now something has happened. She has spoiled her daughter into a fool who is fearless. The imperial concubine has been favored for many years and she must have forgotten that what the emperor sees is always interests.

There are many royal descendants, none of them is unique, and no one is always favored.

"Mom?" Nan Xiang didn't get a response, so she tilted her head and called out.

Princess Changyang didn't know how to answer and looked at Emperor Beili silently.

Emperor Beili was so angry that he wanted to strangle Sang Shu to death, but when his eyes fell on her bald head and saw her disheveled appearance, his anger quietly dissipated a little.

No matter how arrogant the princess was, she was still a princess of a country. It was really outrageous that she was beaten like this by the general's daughter.

Although she spoke harshly, the little girl of the Xiang family was also very rampant. No daughter of a lowly official had ever been able to beat the emperor's offspring.

"Shu'er, why don't you apologize to your father?" Concubine Yuan turned around and scolded.

"Mother..." Sang Shu wanted to refute, but when he met her gaze, she immediately knelt down and kowtowed: "Father, I was wrong."

(End of this chapter)