Zhu Yunying continued to do what he needed to do; there would still be a lot to do in the fourth year of Ying Shi's reign. He absolutely had to handle the matters in Goryeo well, and there could be no further delay.

Although Zhu Yunying did not intend to destroy Goryeo, concentrating Ming Dynasty resources in Goryeo in the long term was definitely not a good thing for him. For Zhu Yunying, there were still many strategies that needed to be implemented.

These are not matters that can be taken lightly, and Joo Yun-young truly did not want to continue to be involved in Goryeo.

In the fourth year of Ying Shi's reign, these issues had to be resolved so that he could concentrate on preparing his southward expansion plan and the northwest strategy. This was a key concern for Zhu Yunying and could not be taken lightly.

Fortunately, Zhu Yunying was confident. Historically, after the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Di was still able to launch five expeditions against the Mongols, send troops to Annam, send Zheng He on his voyages to the Western Ocean, and move the capital to Beiping, all of which were extremely costly for the country.

However, this still did not cause internal strife, and the Ming Dynasty remained extremely powerful. And now, with no possibility of a rebellion, the Ming Dynasty's military strength is actually even greater.

Therefore, Zhu Yunying understood that even if he did something, he didn't need to worry about being accused of being a warmonger; he hadn't reached that point yet. Zhu Yunying still held enough cards to play.

Little Zhu ran over happily and said, "Dad, do you want to go out of the palace? If you don't go out, we'll take our younger siblings to see the lanterns with Great-Grandpa. Great-Grandpa also said he'd take Great-Grandfather and the others."

The atmosphere in the palace was pleasant during the New Year, and it was even more lively in Yingtian Prefecture. As for Old Zhu's underage children, he still had quite a few.

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