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Although Liu Deng was angry in his heart, it also made him understand the old saying from another side.
The affairs of the world do not depend on the few and uneven problems.
According to the list provided by the prince, only thirty-five of the nobles in Chang'an City have obtained shares in the trading company.
What about the rest of the people?
Coupled with Liu Deng's marriage to the Dou family and his grievances with the seven princes and kings, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Now that we have such a good opportunity to express our grievances with just a few sarcastic remarks, how could those people let go? How about such a good opportunity?
The arrival of Liu Xuan, the king of Jiaoxi, and Yang Sheng's connection made these people all become one.
"As the saying goes, people's words cut bones, and people's words make gold. Just a few days before the army was about to enter the city, the wind above the court suddenly turned.
Liu Xun, the king of Jiaoxi, even stood up personally and questioned the battle report sent by Liu Deng. He asked the court to send a commissioner to carefully verify the battle results reported by Liu Deng, especially the performance of the Modao Army. It was necessary to carefully check the confessions of the Great Wall defenders. .
Furthermore, with the joint petition from these people, Modao Army was temporarily shelved from the reward list.
No matter how hard Liu Qi and the others tried to argue, the other party had a large number of people to show off this time. Liu Xuan personally charged into the battle, with more than a dozen people running around in the ranks, and as for their minions, there were even more.
For a moment, the crowd was in an uproar. Even if Liu Qi and the eldest princess took action together, the situation would be a bit overwhelming, but there was no way to directly issue an imperial edict for this kind of thing.
In desperation, Liu Qi, the prince who oversees the country, could only write a letter of divorce in person, hoping that Liu Deng could give him face and allow Modao Army to temporarily station outside the city on the day of the city's entry ceremony.
Of course, Liu Qi has repeatedly told Liu Deng in his letters, promising that as soon as this matter is cleared up, he will definitely give an explanation to the soldiers of Modao Army, and he will definitely not let the soldiers be wronged, but , they cannot show up at this city entry ceremony
But how could Liu Deng accept such conditions now?
"Your Majesty, if you do this, His Highness the Crown Prince will be in a very difficult position. I'm afraid that even if he wants to help you, he won't be able to help you with this matter. Aren't you giving them the truth?"
Seeing that he had already entered the realm of Chang'an, Chao Cuo tried to persuade Liu Deng one last time.
"Master Chao, I, Liu Deng, am also a bloodline of Emperor Gaozu, and I am also a prince in this world. Originally, I could live in a temple like them. Why do you think I went to the battlefield? These soldiers of the Modao Army who died in the battle, are they? Don¡¯t you know that defending the Great Wall is a dead end? What are they doing for this? I can¡¯t let their persistence become the laughing stock of others!¡±
Liu Deng¡¯s resolute attitude made Chao Cuo very helpless. He went to the battlefield in person. Although he did not witness the war with his own eyes, he could tell by looking at the remaining battlefields how tragic the battle was that day
"Your Majesty, please stay here for one day. I am willing to go to the city in person to mediate for your Majesty again. If Chao Cuo has not come back by this time tomorrow, your Majesty, just do what you want!"
Looking at Liu Deng¡¯s red eyes, Chao Cuo gritted his teeth, then solemnly saluted Liu Deng and refused to get up for a long time.
"On behalf of the soldiers who died in battle, I would like to thank Mr. Chao!"
Liu Deng took a deep breath, suppressed his sore nose, adjusted his clothes, and bowed to Chao Cuo seriously.
Chao Cuo left, riding a fast horse, and headed straight for Chang'an. He wanted to finally fight for the honors they deserved for those soldiers.
"Send the order, the army will set up camp and rush to build the chariots!"
Looking at Chao Cuo's retreating figure, Liu Deng was silently dazed for a while, and then ordered the army to station.
It is already less than fifty miles away from Chang'an City, and it is actually taboo for the army to stop here, but the matter has come to this, Liu Deng doesn't care anymore.
Liu Deng knew very well that Liu Qi had no choice in this matter, but the officials were in an uproar, and he, the prince of the country, could only be pushed by them.
¡°If it weren¡¯t for the fact that this matter touched Liu Deng¡¯s bottom line, he really wouldn¡¯t want to stand on the opposite side of the prince because of matters in the court.
Liu Deng actually knew very well in his heart that no matter whether this matter was successful or not, as long as he stood on the opposite side, he would probably leave a thorn in the emperor's heart. However, as a human being, you must have some persistence
"Your Majesty, if you insist on doing this, I'm afraid you will offend His Highness the Crown Prince"
It¡¯s Li Guang and Tian Chong who know thisAfter the news, they were also a little worried. Although the two of them also felt a deep sense of humiliation about the news, they were just seeking their own political affairs, because it was really not worth the gain for Liu Deng and the prince to confront each other over this matter.
"There is no need to persuade me anymore. You go down and prepare well. The army is camping and everything is complicated. I will leave this matter to you!"
Liu Deng waved his hand and asked them to stop talking.
"Your Majesty, there is a boy outside the camp who has brought a package. I have asked your Majesty to open it in person!"
At this moment, a soldier hurriedly ran to Liu Deng holding a package, knelt on one knee and reported back.
"Is there such a thing? Open it and take a look!"
This is a bit strange. Although I have a few acquaintances in Chang'an City, they don't have to send things to me in such a mysterious way.
Looking at the bulging package, Liu Deng was really surprised.
"No!"
Du Ziteng stepped forward directly and opened the package, revealing a large piece of neatly folded white cloth inside.
¡°Where¡¯s the person who delivered the thing?¡±
Liu Deng was stunned. Could it be that someone was conditioning him?
"The child put down his things and turned around and left. We felt strange and chased him for a few steps but didn't catch up"
"Forget it, go down first and unfold this thing to take a look!"
Liu Deng came all the way to bring him a piece of white cloth. It looked like there were some ink stains on it. Liu Deng really didn¡¯t know what the other party meant, so he just gave the order casually.
¡°Look, Your Majesty!¡±
Several of Liu Deng's guards immediately stepped forward. After opening the white cloth, Du Ziteng couldn't help but scream.
Liu Deng then raised his head and looked in the direction of Du Ziteng's finger and was shocked
On the huge white cloth, what is depicted is the scene of the Mo Dao Army fighting against the Xiongnu amidst the blazing fire
"Go and look for me! Find the person who just sent the thing, go, go quickly!"
Liu Deng¡¯s right hand trembled slightly. The scene of this city battle was actually painted by him so lifelike. Was this person present at the scene?
"Sir? I don't understand why you spent so much effort and spent more than ten days painting the painting, so why did you give it to him for free? Rich people in the world are rushing to buy your paintings, including this and that prince. Can¡¯t you get tens of thousands of strings?¡±
A few miles away, under a small tea shed, a boy in Tsing Yi sat next to a middle-aged scribe and asked curiously.
"You kid, what do you know? Although I, Zhang Yuan, am an outsider, it is my honor to be able to contribute a small amount to these heroes who died on the battlefield. It's just a stupid thing, it's nothing!" (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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