Warrior in Turbulent Han Dynasty

"Dou Yi!" Wang Pu suddenly became annoyed, pointed at the civil servant's nose and called him by name, "What did you show the official to show, and the dragon's body that angered the official, can you afford it!"

Guessing that Dou Yi didn't expect the emperor to spurt blood suddenly, she stood there at a loss, her face pale and bloodless. In view of it, it was an act of not wanting to, and I am afraid that he really did not expect such a consequence. Suddenly with a "plop", he fell to the ground and said in a trembling voice: "This humble minister deserves death!"

"Official family, official family..." The eunuch next to the throne was still calling softly and cautiously.

Guo Shao stood there and stared round his eyes, only feeling that his palms were full of sweat! But the sound of the rain pattering against the palace and the howling of the wind, the cool wind pouring in made one's body chill.

He didn't quite understand what happened because he didn't know what kind of letter it was. His Adam's apple squirmed for a while, and he secretly took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down. Xindao: It must be related to the eunuch Wang Zhong! Otherwise, why would Wang Zhong want to swallow the letter in front of the emperor and his ministers... He must have a ghost in his heart!

Guo Shao thought a lot, a lot beforehand; but only then did he realize that there were quite a few things he had overlooked. So that now I can't figure out the context of the matter at all.

A dozen of the most powerful civil and military ministers of the Great Zhou Dynasty present were all standing there stupidly, and most of them were probably not much better than Guo Shao. Everyone knows the inside story not necessarily Guo Shaoduo, let alone what will happen today.

Generally at such times, people's approach is to follow the rules and systems of the court according to inertia; because this way the risk is the least! Just like in history, when Zhao Kuangyin suddenly mutinied across Chenqiao, he was not allowed to pass by the guards, because he did not have official documents, and he could not be allowed to pass according to the law. Afterwards, Zhao Kuangyin believed that he was loyal to his duty, so he rewarded him instead; of course, if the mutiny failed, Chen Qiao's defense would be rewarded for it.

"The imperial doctor is here, hurry up." Wang Pu turned his head and saw the person, and shouted.

Everyone stepped aside and watched the imperial doctor go to treat him. Everyone is the emperor's courtiers, the emperor is in danger, and it is natural to try to rescue him.

Guo Shao was nervous and thought hard for a long time, gradually recovered from the surprise, and finally got rid of the unfavorable situation of blank mind. A few impressions came to mind.

First, this white and fat eunuch has met in times of trouble! At that time, he didn't get along well with Cao Tai, so he should be the emperor's confidant!

Guo Shao contacted that the emperor was seriously ill, and Wang Zhong was still a person who could speak in front of the imperial court in this situation. He even concluded that this eunuch named Wang Zhong was the emperor's trusted confidant.

Second, Dou Yi, a civil official, has probably already taken refuge in Zhao Kuangyin. Guo Shao recalled that when he led the army to Shouzhou during the Battle of Huainan, he had seen Dou Yi and Zhao Pu walking together on the road... He really almost forgot these little things, especially at that time he didn't even have a deep impression of Zhao Pu, let alone pay attention to Dou Yi.

Today this person did a crucial thing: submit a secret letter whose content is unknown. Guo Shao desperately thought about his impressions, and then he remembered the little things that have changed in time... It's a coincidence that he can remember such an accidental side. At that time, Guo Shao's army was crossing a stone arch bridge. On a whim, in order to prevent the "resonance phenomenon" from collapsing the bridge, he ordered all the troops to disrupt the marching procession and cross the bridge freely. At that time, I met Dou Yi and Zhao Pu. Dou Yi looked contemptuous when she saw the formation of the elite imperial army, and then exchanged a few pleasantries.

It was impossible to communicate these things in ancient times, so when he occasionally thought of such theories, Guo Shao had an extra impression. This is how I remember it so clearly.

In a short period of time, the imperial doctor walked quickly from the gate of the hall to the throne. In such a short time, Guo Shao thought about summarizing and analyzing a series of information. At this moment, he had no choice but to boldly speculate on what happened in front of him:

The eunuch Wang Zhong was the servant of the emperor's confidant, but he betrayed Chai Rong and suspected of taking refuge with the queen (so that it was worthy of Zhao Kuangyin's action and Wang Zhong's betrayal), and the handle of the betrayal fell into the hands of Zhao Kuangyin and others; Zhao Kuangyin ordered Dou Yi to submit the evidence. The emperor found out that the cronies around him had actually betrayed him, and he vomited blood in anger!

Such an inference lacks supporting evidence in several places. But through the clues, it is precisely this kind of speculation that can explain everything that is seen.

... The imperial doctor wiped away his sweat after a treatment. Chai Rong still had his eyes open, but he didn't lose his mind because of this, but his face became even more ugly. The eunuch next to him wanted to take the blood-stained letter paper in his hand, but Chai Rong pointed to the bag in his arms.

The eunuch understood it, quickly folded it up, and gently put it in the inner pocket of the robe for him.

Wang Pu, Li Gu and others below pushed Wang Pu lightly, Wang Pu understood, approached the throne carefully, and stood below to watch.

"Let Your Majesty find a place to lie down first, and stop tossing about." The imperial doctor wiped his sweat, "I have to send someone to call the old minister's colleagues as well. The old minister is a little panicked by himself..."

The strong eunuch asked: "Your Majesty, why don't you leave the court first? Let the slave family wait to carry you to the Long Live Hall to raise you."

"No!" Chai Rong actually spoke. All the ministers held their breath and waited intently.

Chai Rong closed his eyes and gasped heavily like a groan, and said weakly: "Decree..."

Everyone seemed to want to listen to the posthumous photos, they stepped forward one after another, got closer to the throne, and listened carefully with a hundred hands.

Chai Rong's voice continued intermittently: "Zhen, I will live in the Jinxiang Palace... summon... Qiao Kang, Lu Gui..."

Standing below, Guo Shao probably heard the content, and Chai Rong's reaction was also in line with his inference: the emperor didn't want to go back to the harem, and if he wanted to stay here, he was more wary of the harem? What is the content of the letter, so that Chai Rong can prevent this!

"Who are Qiao Kang and Lu Gui?" The eunuch turned around and asked the ministers, "The officials want to see these two people."

The civil servants looked at each other, and at this moment Zhang Yongde said: "It seems to be the commander of the third squad."

Chai Rong nodded, and said with dull eyes: "Sheng Qiaokang... is the commander of Dongbandu, come to me!" After finishing speaking, he closed his eyes and rested his mind.

The eunuch hurriedly sent someone to go. The people around did not dare to vent their anger.

After a while, Chai Rong opened his eyes and said again: "Wang Pu...Private envoy."

Wang Pu was taken aback for a moment, and hurriedly said on the spot: "The minister accepts the order."

At this moment, another four or five imperial doctors came into the gate of the palace. Chai Rong closed his eyes, slowly raised his trembling hand and waved it lightly. The eunuch hurriedly asked carefully: "Official, do you mean to disperse the dynasty?"

Chai Rong nodded slightly.

The eunuch stood up and said: "My lords, the officials are not feeling well, so they will leave first; the officials of the Privy Council and the Political Affairs Hall will stay in the official office in the palace first. If there is something to call for the generals and civil servants, the Privy Council and the Political Affairs Hall will send ministers to Donghuamen to receive you...Officials, the servants are right to tell you what you want?"

Chai Rong suddenly said again: "Wang Pu...Wei Renpu...Guo Shao...Zan Jurun."

The eunuch hurriedly said: "Your Majesty, please stay. General Guo, the official ordered that you immediately prepare to leave Beijing to find Dan; and send Hakka Province envoy Zan Jurun as deputy envoy. I hope that General Guo will live up to your majesty's trust."

Guo Shao said: "The minister is responsible for the decree, and he will not hesitate to do so."

At this time, more than a dozen ministers knelt on the ground and kowtowed: "I will take my leave... I look forward to your Majesty's dragon body recovering soon."

When Guo Shao got up, he couldn't help but glanced at Wang Zhong who was still on the ground. Wang Zhong noticed that Guo Shao was looking at him, and raised his head slightly, staring at Guo Shao with frightened eyes.

Everyone left the main hall of Jinxiang Hall silently, and when they reached the gate, they saw Dou Yi walking at the back with her head down. At this time, Zhao Kuangyin suddenly turned to look at Guo Shao unscrupulously.

Guo Shao felt his gaze, and raised his head to look directly at the past, facing it calmly. The two walked slowly while looking at each other silently. Guo Shao's face was stiff, and seeing Zhao Kuangyin's black face was even less mysterious... It seemed that he was not looking at anything at this time, but was testing the opponent's confidence and competing for a certain momentum. Zhao Kuangyin has a demeanor that puts pressure on others, as if he is the only one to watch you, not you to see his domineering; but Guo Shao has long been willing to fight, of course he is not afraid of him.

It was very obvious that some people around him breathed a sigh of relief regardless of their appearance. These powerful ministers don't seem to be so calm in today's situation.

But neither Guo Shao nor Zhao Kuangyin felt relieved. The duel has only just begun.

The few remaining people, mainly the generals, left the Donghua Gate with umbrellas, and found their servants and followers to get into the carriages one after another. It was raining, and almost all of them came in felt carts that could keep out the rain.

Luo Mengzi and others surrounded him and looked at Guo Shao with concern. Looking up, I saw an umbrella outside the palace gate. Guo Shao said: "Go home first." After saying that, he got in from behind the carriage. At this time, a war horse shook its head vigorously, shaking off the rainwater all over Guo Shao.

The guards outside put away their umbrellas, disregarded the rain, got on their horses, escorted Guo Shao out of the palace gate, and headed towards Ma Xing Street.

Zuo You sat on the carriage all the time, and when the carriage started, he asked, "What happened in the palace?"

Guo Shao pondered for a while. In this day and age, infusions are not available, and there are very few means of hanging people. He still believes in decoctions, medicine, acupuncture and cupping for recuperation. Immediately, she said in a deep voice: "Maybe Dou Yi was instigated by Zhao Kuangyin's party, and presented a secret letter that made the officials vomit a lot of blood. I think it's hard to say whether the situation can last for a month and a half."

Zuo You hurriedly asked: "The official ordered the lord to go out of Beijing to search for pills?"

Guo Shao nodded: "In the current situation, it is too late for the officials to do anything. Even if they are not afraid of death and care about their own country, they still want to live longer. I can't hide it, so I just answer it."

"It's okay if you don't answer." Zuo You pondered, "I'm leaving Beijing now, I'm afraid..."

Guo Shao remained calm and thought, "I was stupid to go out of Beijing to look for pills; Chai Rong's disease may be in the internal organs, not as simple as a cold and heatstroke, can a Taoist cure it well?"

According to the "fate", the emperor's illness can last for a while... But many different things happened here. Guo Shao saw that his life span was a little shorter than the original history.

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(If we can maintain the third place on the monthly ticket list tonight, we will update three chapters every day next month!

Although we are currently in third place, it is very dangerous. From my point of view, the current No. 6 book will not be unexpected, and will definitely compete for the top five; if the No. 4 and No. 5 are forced, they will be forced to come up when the three books compete. Also, the goals of those three books are unclear. In short, my current advantage may change in the last 2 hours, and I look forward to everyone's efforts to stabilize it! )