Wanli 1592

Chapter 268 Under the Rewards, There Will Be Brave Men
Hearing this, the two servants looked at me and I looked at you, and they seemed a little moved.

After a while, the more courageous one gritted his teeth and remembered the old adage that "wealth and wealth are sought in danger", so he became cruel and asked, "Mr. Wang Ge, what do you want our brothers to do? You just say, as long as you don’t come out, we brothers can do it, we brothers will definitely do it! But after that, you let us brothers live, this is our only request!”

Wang Xijue was overjoyed, and hurriedly said: "This old man is the chief minister of the cabinet, so it's not just a matter of keeping the two of you alive? As long as you two listen to this old man, this old man will definitely let you live comfortably with money. Live this life!"

The two were determined.

"Master, please tell me!"

Wang Xijue said: "One of you is left behind. You only need one person to go to the Empress Dowager's Palace and tell the Empress Dowager that His Majesty the Emperor was bewitched by a monster and asked General Xiao Ruxun to lead troops into Beijing to control the situation and capture and kill the ministers. In this way, the country will inevitably fall into danger. Middle! Please, the Empress Dowager, immediately try to stop His Majesty the Emperor!"

"Ah? Informant?! Old Wang Ge! Isn't this an informer!? This is to betray the Long Live God! The little ones dare not do this kind of thing! I really want to let the Long Live God know, the little ones! Those who will be killed by the Nine Clans!"

Wang Xijue hurriedly said: "This is not a whistleblower! This is to prevent the Lord Long Live from doing stupid things! The Lord Long Live was bewitched! He actually wants to use soldiers and horses to capture and kill ministers! This is simply to shake the foundation of the country! If you really do this, Daming The court is really about to perish! Lord Long Live must not be allowed to do this! If you mainly brought the news, that would be a great achievement! It will be written down by the historian!"

Seeing that the two were silent, Wang Xijue directly threw out the two 1000 tael bank notes.

Now the two little servants really broke down crying.

"Grandpa, sir, don't give it any more, we dare not! We really dare not! Although our lives are cheap, they are still fates. If we lose our lives, we will die! We really dare not!"

"My lord! Don't give us any money! I'll give you what I had before, and I'll give you what I had before! Don't bother us brothers anymore, we're cowardly! We spare our lives! We really don't dare! Please! Lord, please, please spare us brothers! Please spare us brothers!"

The two stuffed the banknotes back with all their hands and feet. Wang Xijue knew that he was impatient and had done something bad, and he suddenly became confused. This is neither that nor that. Sitting down on the ground, I actually felt a little hopeless. I felt that this time, the ending of the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​blood was unavoidable.

The words are divided into two parts. While Wang Xijue is desperately trying to save the situation here, Zhu Yijun is also paying close attention to every minute and every second to assign tasks. Right now, the only thing he can trust is the eunuchs around him, and he can only hand over the tasks to the eunuchs around him. At the same time, he also realized the importance of military power. In the huge capital, he couldn't find a confidant general, and he couldn't find a confidant army. Except for the eunuchs, only the group of Jin Yiwei could use it.

He regretted it very much, regretted that he hadn't managed the army and military generals earlier, the nominal commander-in-chief of the Ming Empire army was actually a polished commander, except for the eunuchs and secret agents, he couldn't mobilize other troops.

Jin Yiwei commander Luo Shangzhi was also ordered to enter the palace soon. After hearing the emperor's order, he was shocked and saw that the emperor was speechless.

"I just want you to say a word, my order, will you obey it or not!"

Zhu Yijun stared at Luo Shangzhi, the commander of Jinyiwei whom he single-handedly raised. If even he was unwilling to stand by him, Zhu Yijun would feel that what he, the emperor, had done was a failure. It's a big mistake to not pay attention to cultivating one's own power after death!
Luo Shangzhi knew that if he refused to agree, not to mention whether he could keep his position, whether he could leave alive today would be a problem. He looked at Zhang Jing, the owner of the Dongchang factory who was staring at him, and knew that the emperor was in the palace. How many masters of the East Factory have been ambushed here, once he expresses any disapproval, he may be killed on the spot. Although he does not agree with the emperor's radical behavior, but the situation is like this, he has no choice.

"The commander of Chen Jinyiwei, Luo Shangzhi, is hereby ordered!"

Luo Shangzhi put his life in Zhu Yijun's hands, and Jin Yiwei's thousands of experts inside and outside the capital will also provide the emperor with the greatest help.

After the success of the emperor's plan, they can control the families of the ministers, so that none of them can escape, completely block the news, and kill all those who have evil intentions.

He had a premonition that if things developed as the emperor expected, then the entire Ming Dynasty would undergo earth-shattering changes. As for whether such changes were good or bad, he didn't know, and he couldn't be sure, but there was only one thing. He can be sure, that is - many people will die.

Luo Shangzhi's Jinyiwei is also ready to act at any time.

Zhu Yijun sat on the throne, picked up a pen and began to write the secret order to be handed over to Xiao Ruxun himself.

He knew that Xiao Ruxun came back with military staff and manager Song Yingchang, and they were all within the civil servant system. He couldn't say whether they were reliable, but the only person he could trust was Xiao Ruxun. He also believed that in Xiao Ruxun's control over the army, He believed that Xiao Ruxun could rule out Song Yingchang's threat and control the army, and even take Song Yingchang directly, control the army, and rush to the capital to complete the military coup.

In his letter to Xiao Ruxun, he wrote about his communication with Xiao Ruxun in the past and his undisguised appreciation for Xiao Ruxun, then changed the topic and shifted to his current difficult situation, and then stated his real purpose and need for Xiao Ruxun What he did, finally wrote the changes he would make after the coup and the power, status, and money that could be rewarded to Xiao Ruxun.

The Fifth Armed Forces Governor's Mansion has real power, in charge of military power and officer promotion, independent of the imperial military department, not subject to the jurisdiction and interference of the Ministry of War, and only under the orders of the emperor. The three major battalions of the capital are placed under the direct jurisdiction of the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion and are responsible for the defense of the capital.

And the highest leader of these two organizations is the Great Governor, who directly obeys the emperor's orders and is in charge of all the armed forces inside and outside the capital except the imperial guards. He has a real high position and weight, and this position is reserved for Xiao Ruxun.

In addition, Zhu Yijun felt that this was not enough to make Xiao Ruxun tempted. The so-called great reward must have a brave man, so he also made Xiao Ruxun the hereditary Duke of Ning, as long as Xiao Ruxun assisted the emperor to win the ministers and stabilize the situation. The rebels will attack them, and the emperor will definitely give Xiao Ruxun what he deserves.

Once a word is spoken, it is hard to follow, and you have no jokes.

Maybe Xiao Ruxun didn't know it yet, but at this moment, he had already been recognized by the emperor as the No. 1 general of the Ming Dynasty, and the emperor believed that he would soon become a benchmark figure that marked the rise of the generals of the Ming Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)