Arrogant General Hard To Pursue

After walking out of the hall, the ministers talked one after another. After all, they were shocked by the emperor's decision just now.

The emperor's edict came out suddenly and almost caught everyone by surprise.

Wei Siqi couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Fortunately, his child was still so young. The emperor couldn't let him go to the palace to be a bodyguard. After all, people like him might still need protection from others.

Zhuo Yukun didn't say anything more. He didn't say a word or even give an expression from just hearing the emperor's order to the end.

Those fathers with adult sons are naturally worried, but some people don't have suitable children at home.

At least for Zhuo Yukun, that matter is irrelevant. Only when he says more will he arouse others' suspicion.

Wei Siqi went to King Yong and saluted him.

After seeing Wei Siqi coming, Zhuo Yukun couldn't help saying, "Lord Wei is in a good mood. I think your son is still young and doesn't need to enter the palace as a bodyguard. It's a good thing."

Wei Siqi couldn't help but say, "Prince Yong can't help but think that the emperor is only choosing bodyguards?"

Zhuo Yukun certainly understood that the Emperor didn't need several bodyguards. He needed heavy chips to make those ministers dare not have too many deep friends with him.

Wei Siqi said: "as long as these princes and grandchildren enter the palace, their father will be restrained no matter what he does. After all, no one will turn a blind eye to his children."

With a smile, Zhuo Yukun said: "the emperor's move is extremely smart, which caught the prince a little unprepared. However, since the emperor has done so, the imperial edict has been issued. Who can do it?"

That's what he said. Wei Siqi said, "what do you think you should do about those ministers?"

Zhuo Yukun sighed and said, "holding the world's military power should make the emperor have scruples. As for how to do this, I hope Lord Wei will spend more time."

He nodded. Wei Siqi knew that I'm afraid Lord Yong was not very willing to do things that didn't interest him very much. He just had to do something for his own interests in the court. However, Wei Siqi thought that since Prince Yong pushed the matter to himself, he needed to do it well.

Zhuo Yukun said: "the new year will come soon. I think a lot of things have happened in our Universiade this year. It still needs Lord Wei's efforts and trouble."

Yes, Wei Siqi didn't expect that the emperor would issue such a decree on the coming New Year's day. It seems that the emperor wants to have corresponding strength before the spring of the next year. However, if an emperor doesn't have strength in the court, I'm afraid it's easy to "coerce the son of heaven to order the princes".

Zhuo Yukun didn't stay in the palace or talk to Wei Siqi. Instead, he quickly left the palace and returned to his palace.

Although the prince was able to leave, Wei Siqi did not leave directly. He wanted to see what kind of guards would be in the imperial palace? What kind of people are left?

As for those ministers, they are discussing with the ministers next to them, and they don't know what their son will look like when he enters the palace in the future? In case of being as wild and unruly as before, I'm afraid it will bring much trouble to the family?

For these fathers, they naturally want their children to be raised around. In this way, they can take care of them more or less. But if they are sent to the palace, I'm afraid no one will take care of them in the future.

Wei Siqi walked among these people and listened to their words. He knew something about these CHILDES in their family.

Seeing Lord Wei coming, these ministers did not reject him too much. Although they knew that Lord Wei did not have an adult son, they also knew that Wei Siqi was extremely smart. Maybe he could deal with some problems encountered by children in the future.

Listening to the words of these ministers, Wei Siqi knew that they did not recognize the emperor's opinion too much, so he thought about how to deal with it so that the emperor could give up such an idea.

But these ministers knew exactly that they might be able to pave a way for their children in the future, but now they can't solve the imperial edict prepared by the emperor. I'm afraid they can only send their son to the palace.

After a few greetings with these ministers, Wei Siqi found Lord Yanchun.

With theout much to say, Yan Chun walked slowly.

Wei Siqi couldn't help but say, "Lord Yan, do you think it would be good if Ling Lang really went to the palace to be a bodyguard?"

Seeing Lord Wei coming in, Yan Chun said, "anyway, it's much safer for him to work in the palace than on the battlefield. Lord Wei doesn't need to say anything more. I think the emperor's meaning is excellent."

Hearing Yan Chun's words, Wei Siqi also understood. I'm afraid the Lord Yan understood the problems of the emperor and the Lord, so his choice was to focus on the emperor.

Yan Chun understood that no matter how tight Lord Yong's military power is, the world is always owned by the emperor, and no matter how dependent his son is on Lord Yong, but there are always some differences between monarchs and ministers. He must focus on the emperor, so as to ensure the eternal victory of the whole Yan Family and ensure his existing interests.

Wei Siqi didn't talk to Yan chunduo. Since Yan chunduo had said that, he didn't need to say anything. He just said a few words and left.

Looking at Wei Siqi's back, Yan Chun immediately received his gentle expression. His face was ugly. He naturally didn't want his son to go to the palace. After all, if Yan Jixiu died on the battlefield, he could still be a hero, but if he died in the hands of the emperor, he would be a sinner, and he might involve the whole Yan palace.

The adults over there are discussing. Can the son who has been spoiled by himself since childhood really do well in the palace?

Yan Chun didn't have much confidence in his son, but he knew that there was no way to solve the current result. He could only think about whether he could take Yan Jixiu home after a few days. It's really not good. It's OK to pretend to be ill.

However, no matter how many thoughts these adults have, what they can do now is to go home, wait for the imperial edict, and then send their son to the Imperial Palace and give him to the guard Sun Hao for training.

SUN Hao? The name immediately attracted the attention of all ministers. Maybe we should really deal with him well in the future. After all, we need the help of Lord Sun Hao for our son.

Perhaps SUN Hao, who only wanted to be himself, didn't expect that he could be regarded as a lifesaver by the ministers of the Manchu Dynasty today.