The meaning was clear: anyone, even the Empress Dowager, who dared to step out of Yeonbok Palace would be killed without mercy. Kang Huojian was a little frightened. This was a palace coup. But it wasn't necessarily a bad thing for him. If he did it well, he would be highly valued by the Emperor in the future. And it was best not to ask questions about such matters; just blindly follow. After all, whoever the Emperor said to chop off would be chopped off.
Kang Huojian responded and walked out of Wende Hall with his guards. Zhao Huan shed tears and did not want to hide his sadness: "Wu Ge!"
"I will be here!"
Zhao Huan wiped the tears from his eyes and said, "Gather five hundred, no, two thousand guards, and follow me to Yanfu Palace!"
Yeonbokgung Palace.
After retiring from court, a group of old ministers did not go home, but came to Daojun Palace to complain.
"His Majesty, the Emperor sent Wang Zongchu with 5,000 Imperial Guards to Shandong to quell the rebellion. It seemed like the Emperor's troops were about to defeat the rebels, but now the credit has been taken away by the Emperor's men."
"Yes, Your Majesty, what are you thinking of doing? You suppressed the rebellion in Shandong, and that was the credit of Your Majesty. What's the point of Your Majesty intervening in this?"
Guo Jing snorted. "If we grant those unruly people amnesty, it would be like raising a tiger to harm them. The Liangshan Marsh back then was a perfect example. If we don't remove the roots, there will be endless trouble. The Emperor should learn from the retired Emperor and do what he did with the Liangshan bandits. Grant them amnesty and then deal with them one by one."
Zhao Ji looked displeased. He also felt that he was capable of wiping out the Shandong bandits, so why did Huan'er come to interfere?
The eunuch in charge rushed in in a panic: "The Grand Emperor, this is bad! The Yeonbok Palace is surrounded."
PS: Sorry everyone, I shamelessly skipped another chapter. Fortunately, it hasn't been published yet. When it is, it will be full of valuable information for readers, because I have to be worthy of your subscription. I'll save it for the early morning hours. Those who can't wait can read it tomorrow.
Actually, it’s not that boring. There must be a lot of plot that needs to be laid out.
Thank you for rewarding the Chow Chow Fish Balls that humiliated me. If any other reader wants to humiliate me, please reward me.
I recommend "Jiang Bai" and "The Disaster of the Poor", two good books by the author of the same period.
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