Ming Dynasty: The army is forcing the palace, you say that Lao Zhu faked his death

At Prince Yan's Mansion, the envoy sent by Zhu Di will return soon.

Not only did he bring back a message from King Ning, but he also brought back a letter written by King Ning himself.

The letter succinctly and comprehensively explained that his motivation for raising an army was that the prince had traitorous ministers such as Qi Tai and Huang Zicheng around him.

The prince was deceived by a traitor, did not distinguish between right and wrong, and harmed his relatives in the Ming Dynasty. He couldn't stand it anymore, so he decided to launch an army to clear the emperor's side and put the country in trouble.

There is no hostility towards other kings.

Zhu Di breathed a deep sigh of relief when he saw Zhu Quan's reply.

Now, I don't have to worry about Prince Ning turning his spear against him after attacking the prince.

Three hundred thousand cavalry, that's no joke.

Although he has an army of 100,000, there are only more than 10,000 cavalry among them.

If Prince Ning really turns the spear against himself, then he really has no chance of winning!

After Zhu Di read it, he handed the letter to Yao Guangxiao.

Yao Guangxiao got the letter and read the contents several times carefully.

Then a smile appeared on his face involuntarily.

It seems that this Prince Ning is still young and actually believed His Highness Prince Yan that he would not be an enemy.

In this way, they don't have to worry about being attacked by Prince Ning before the Crown Prince.

His Highness King Yan can just sit back and watch King Ning and the Crown Prince fight with each other injured, and then reap the benefits.

Yao Guangxiao couldn't help but said from the bottom of his heart:"Congratulations to your highness, great things can come true." In order to maintain his image, Zhu Di still waved his hands reservedly and said:"It's not a big deal, I just want to protect the Ming Dynasty." The country cannot bear the continuation of fighting between brothers and nephews."

Faced with such a pretentious Zhu Di, what else could Yao Guangxiao say?

He could only bow and say:"Yes, His Highness's heart can be seen from the sun and the moon."

In his heart, Yao Guangxiao disagreed with Zhu Di's remarks.

Just guarding the country for the Ming Dynasty? Only a ghost can believe it!

If you have no intention of seizing the throne, then what are you doing now?

Why not block Prince Ning for the prince?

To put it bluntly, don’t you still want to see a lose-lose situation and then pick the peaches yourself?

He said that he was respectful to his brothers and sisters, but actually he still wanted Prince Ning to explore the way for him.

However, he could only complain about these words in his heart and would never say them out loud.

As a minister, you can only try to figure out your lord's intentions. If you really point out the lord's hypocrisy, you are joking with your own life.

In any case, after learning that King Ning would not be an enemy of King Yan, the atmosphere was much more relaxed than before.

Yao Guangxiao asked Zhu Di:"Does Your Highness want to deliver a message to the kings on behalf of King Ning?"

King Ning's message was passed back to the king by the messenger.

Yao Guangxiao believed that King Ning's move not only announced that the war was caused by the prince, but also warned other kings not to act rashly and interfere in this matter.

If there are some stubborn kings who think that King Ning is treason and want to join in the attack on King Ning, King Ning will definitely not be lenient.

From his point of view, before King Ning and the prince could decide the winner, it was best to follow King Ning's request.

Let King Ning see the sincerity of King Yan's friendship with him.

Zhu Di was not a fool. Of course he could understand what Prince Ning meant when he suddenly said this.

He said solemnly:"Of course I want to send a message for King Ning. After all, we are brothers connected by blood, and I don't want to see King Ning and other kings killing each other."

After Yao Guangxiao listened to Zhu Di's words, he smiled and said nothing.

Don’t want to see King Ning and other kings kill each other, but are you happy to see King Ning and the prince kill each other?

He even wished that both sides would suffer losses in the end and die together, so that he could come out and clean up the situation?

Obviously, Zhu Di didn't value brotherhood as much as he said.

After all, the most important thing in his heart is that position and power.

All other brothers and family ties can be left behind.

Sure enough, King Yan has been able to sit firmly as the vassal king for so many years, and he has long since become an old fox who has become a master.

After Zhu Di wrote the reply to the other kings, there was a hint of embarrassment on his face.

"To convey the message, we need to send an eloquent person to convince the kings. Who do you think we should send?"

On the surface, he was asking Yao Guangxiao for his opinion. In fact, Zhu Di looked at him with deep meaning.

Obviously, this task is very important.

Going to the kings is not only to convince them that King Ning's actions are reasonable. It is more important. What's more, this is also an excellent opportunity to explore the attitude of other kings towards King Ning.

Zhu Di does not want other kings to have a good impression of King Ning.

In the future, if he fights with King Ning, he must ensure that other kings The vassal king is on a united front with him!

If the kings Suining and King Suining have a good impression or surrender, it will be a great loss.

Without Zhu Di needing to say anything, Yao Guangxiao understood what he meant and immediately stood up and said:" I am willing to go there in person and do my best for His Highness. Zhu

Di was overjoyed when he heard that Yao Guangxiao had taken over the matter so well!

He quickly handed a few letters to Yao Guangxiao and said,"In that case, I'll trouble you to go there!" Yao

Guangxiao repeatedly expressed that it was his honor to serve the King of Yan, and then left under the expectant eyes of the King of Yan to send messages to the kings.