Chapter 1994 (1/2)

Looking at the disordered relationship between the ministers, the officials suddenly remembered what Fang Yun meant by eliminating red tape.

It's not Fang Yun who doesn't want to worship the people and the monarch, but Fang Yun doesn't want the people to worship himself.

All officials are thinking about a question. If Fang Yun insists on worshipping, will it be Jing Jun who kneels on the ground first?

At the Grand Court meeting, only Fang Yun dared to teach the king of a country a lesson. They all knew that this was against the great rites of kings and officials of Confucianism, but none of the Zuo Xiang party dared to criticize Fang Yun.

If one party transports one person, it can crush a country.

The officials looked at Fang Yun and their eyes became more and more complicated.

If Zuo XiangLiu mountain had not been the Taoist priest of Zongsheng, Fang Yun would have flattened Liu mansion and let Liu mountain roll out of the king country.

Fang Yun glanced over the curtain behind Jing Jun and the officials. Finally, his eyes fell on Marshal Chen Zhixu.

Chen Zhixu, marshal of Jingguo University, has been promoted to a great scholar. He should have gone on a trip, but because of the massive invasion of Cao man, the holy academy authorized him to travel to ancient places after the war.

After his success, Chen Zhixu lived in seclusion and rarely appeared. It was the Empress Dowager and Jingjun who really mastered the Grand Marshal's house. This time, the three sides were broken, and Chen Zhixu had to come forward, but most of them sat there to practice and did not participate in military and political affairs.

Chen Zhixu once asked to take the army to the north. Not only did the Empress Dowager stop it, but even the left prime minister's party did not agree.

The capital needs Chen Zhixu. If Chen Zhixu is defeated, the military of Jingguo will be devastated.

”Chen Dayuan is handsome. At this time, Jingguo should advance and retreat?” Fang Yun asked.

Chen Zhixu had been wandering outside the sky and his breath was misty. Now he was out of practice and immediately looked like a tiger general on the battlefield. Even if he sat there, he seemed to gallop among the thousands of troops and spread his power.

Chen Zhixu opened his eyes slightly, took a look at Fang Yun, remained silent for a moment, and said, ”it's the duty of soldiers to defend the land. After a war, they can retreat. There's no reason to retreat without a war.”

”Thank Marshal Chen for his guidance.” Fang Yun said.

Liu Shan suddenly said, ”commander Chen Dayuan's words are bad. He knows he will lose. Why not retreat in advance?”

”Since Zuo Xiang can predict the victory or defeat of a country, he should also have a remedy. Zhixu is all ears.” Chen Zhixu said.

Everyone held their breath, and the arrival of Fang Yun brought the dispute between the court and the church into the final stage.

”There are three reasons why I conclude that Jing was defeated. The national strength is weakening, the population is declining, and the available soldiers are becoming scarce. First, the three sides are lost, the veterans are exhausted, and the barbarians officially send out elite soldiers. Each tribe points to Ning'an city and Yinma Yishui River. Second, the sacred hearts are two boundary mountains. The Shui people are almost rebellious, and the semi holy wolf kills to conserve their energy. The general trend is the enemy. Third, at this time In the kingdom of Jing, the sky has a que, the earth has been broken, and there are not enough people. If external forces help, a war may be possible, otherwise, the war will be defeated. ”

The officials were silent.

The heavenly time of Jingguo is naturally half Saint Chen Guanhai. Everyone knows the severity of his injury. I'm afraid he will die in two or three years.

Now the three sides have been lost, and the barbarians have marched in. The north of Yuyang pass is about to give way, and the geographical advantage has disappeared.

After years of fierce fighting, the national treasury of Jingguo was empty, and the people were greatly affected. If the number of scholars had not increased, the contradictions would have been successfully passed on, and if the major aristocratic families and holy shrines of various countries had not helped Jingguo openly and secretly, the people of Jingguo would have been miserable for a long time.