"If you want to blame me, then blame me."
“It’s not my fault. The Emperor is not only my elder brother, but also the emperor of the world. I can’t let the Emperor only be my elder brother and ignore the world just for the sake of my husband.”
Zhao Huan sighed and said nothing.
After thinking for a moment, Zhao Huan added, "Don't take the rumors circulating in the streets to heart."
"Yue Yun and my mother both told me that when the war started, it was Liu who abandoned them, not as the rumors say."
"I have already sent people to find Liu. Before Yue Fei sets off, I want to clear his name."
"Thank you very much, brother."
After sending Zhao Yuanzhu to the Prince Consort's residence, Zhao Huan returned to the palace.
Zhao Huan planned to exile Yue Fei to the northwest.
First, he had to punish Yue Fei, even though he really didn't want to, because he knew that the generals in Yanyun and the Northwest were watching and waiting.
Or rather, all the generals of the Song Dynasty were observing the emperor's attitude.
The emperor showed special care for the army, but that did not mean there were no limits to his care. If the emperor did not punish Yue Fei, the army would think that privately transferring troops was not a bottom line.
In fact, that is the bottom line.
Yue Fei was the emperor's favorite general. Now that the emperor's favorite general has personally violated this military rule, if the emperor does not take action, there will be big problems in the future.
Secondly, Yue Fei should not stay in the prosperous interior forever; he belonged to the frontier. Let him go to the frontier and rise again there.
After all, in Zhao Huan's mind, Yue Fei was the future marshal of the empire. If he were to be discouraged by such a small setback, he would not be Yue Fei.
In orthodox history, even when the Song Dynasty was on the verge of collapse, Yue Fei was able to turn the tide.
How could you give up on yourself because of this little setback?
P.S.: Sorry for the late update.
Today there was thunder, lightning, and torrential rain; it felt like the sky over Shenzhen had a hole in it!
Please bear with the word count for now; I'll add more in later chapters.
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