Little Zhu understood, and said with a hint of confusion, "Then let's go in our court attire. We'll just show our faces and reward the army. We'll bring it to my brother later so he can lead the horse and drive the carriage."

Old Zhu and Little Zhu remained noncommittal. Little Zhu's honor of leading the horse was too high, so it was unnecessary. Fighting Goryeo did not require such high-level treatment.

However, having the second prince, Zhu Wenjin, lead the horse was actually a very high honor, but it was fundamentally different from having the youngest prince, Zhu Xiaolong, lead the horse. After all, Zhu Wenjin was not the legitimate son and could not possibly threaten the youngest prince's position; he was just an ordinary prince, and an ordinary future prince.

However, no one had high expectations for Zhu Wenjin. It was just that Little Zhu thought his good-for-nothing younger brother was obedient enough and that he could bring him along to make people proud.

In the eyes of Old Zhu and Young Zhu, if Zhu Wenjin saw the Ming Dynasty's elite troops, with thousands of soldiers galloping towards him, he would definitely be so scared that he would wet his pants. That kid was actually a bit of a coward.

However, there's no need to tell Xiao Zhu about this. It will be two or three months before Fu Youde, Xu Huizu, and the others return to the capital. There's no need to rush.

Although Zhu Wenjin is unreliable, with a little training during this period, he can still fill in for others in some situations. After all, people don't have high expectations of Zhu Wenjin, and they won't place too many demands on him; many things can be done well by ordinary children.

Since that's the case, there's even less need to worry about certain things; both Old Zhu and Little Zhu know what to do. As for Little Zhu, he doesn't necessarily need to know those things, because his great-grandfather and his father will arrange everything.

Big or small matters are nothing to Lao Zhu and Xiao Zhu. They have experienced a lot and have enough power, so they naturally know how to handle things.