Dressed as the Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife of the Regent Chapter 329: This is a curse on the regent

Chapter 329 This is a curse on the regent

After hearing this, the radical ministers sneered, "I think you have healed your scars and forgotten the pain. Back then, their iron hooves came to Tunzhou and killed so many of my people. If it weren't for the regent, Lead the troops to defeat them. Their iron hooves have already arrived in the capital. Where is the chance for you to speak here?"

Hearing this, the peacemaker ministers said sarcastically: "That's how many years have passed. People have to look forward. What's the point of holding on to the past? It's all for the great cause. Why? Can’t you choose a peaceful way?”

"Peace? The people of Beidi will not talk to you about peace. They just want to take the great cause into their hands."

For a while, the two factions argued endlessly, each holding their own opinions, one faction advocated war, the other advocated peace, and the whole court became a bit chaotic.

Xiao Yan looked at these old men boredly, not understanding what they had to argue about, and it was not them who made the final decision.

Thinking about it, he couldn't help but look at his nephew.

I saw him standing on the jade steps, motionless, his face calm, as if the noise of the courtiers had nothing to do with him.

Until a minister asked: "What does the Prince Regent think about this matter?"

Gu Linchao then raised his eyes, glanced at him lightly, and said in a cold voice: "In my opinion, the credential sent by the Beidi people can be simply ignored."

As soon as these words came out, the two groups arguing endlessly below immediately shut their mouths.

The radical ministers are quite proud.

The peace ministers looked depressed.

Since the regent does not recognize their peace proposal, there is absolutely no room for change in this matter.

At this moment, Gu Heng, who had never spoken, suddenly said: "But I think it is a good thing for the two countries to be able to repair each other."

As soon as these words came out, there was a dead silence.

The ministers were surprised.

The emperor and the regent are trying to help each other. What's going on?

Gu Linchao also looked at Gu Heng with some surprise, and then said calmly: "Reason."

Gu Heng paused, feeling a little unconvinced.

He is the king of a country. Why does he need any reason for the decision he makes?

In front of all the ministers, the emperor's uncle asked the reason so unceremoniously. Did he not take him seriously as the emperor?

Gu Heng took a breath and said in the same indifferent tone: "Just like what the dear friends said just now, fighting for years will consume the country's strength and is not a good thing for the great cause. Moreover, the emperor's uncle worked hard for the great cause. After so many years, it’s time to step back and rest. Since Beidi has surrendered on his own initiative, why should we push them out?"

Xiao Yan frowned when he heard this.

Does this kid know what he is talking about?

Wen Shiqing and Wen Tingyun were also a little surprised. How could the emperor say such a thing?

Gu Linchao said nonchalantly: "The emperor knows that I have worked hard, which is good, but I am still young and surrounded by great undertakings. How can I let go and take a rest at this time?"

Gu Heng's lips moved, and finally he suppressed those words in his heart, and said instead: "I am also worried about the emperor's uncle. After all, the emperor's uncle has been away from home for many years, and now he has finally married the emperor's aunt. The emperor's uncle should be more The best thing is to accompany the emperor's aunt. Soon, my emperor's son will be born. I don't want the emperor's uncle to work hard for the great cause for so many years, but in the end, he will still be alone."

As soon as these words came out, the entire hall fell into a dead silence, and the ministers lowered their heads.

Even the dullest person can understand the meaning of the emperor's words.

A lonely person...

This... this is cursing the regent.

(End of this chapter)