Slowly, the rain stopped.

Some of the bleak sunlight broke through the entanglement of dark clouds and wandered in the sky. Looking up from the roof of Jinzouyuan, the snow was not snow, the fog was not fog, and the branches became blurred.

Gao Yue put down the cup, stood up, held the hilt of the Yunfu sword in his hand, and said to Zheng Shi lowly but firmly: "We must set off for Huaihai. The road to go is still long. Civilization, you should take good care of your slaughter in the capital, and the affairs of the slaughter hall depend on you."

"The new Zhenyuan policy must be implemented beautifully, so that the world can truly understand the authority and power of Zaitang!" Zheng Zhi's answer was like this, full of ambition and pride.

Then Gao Yue walked to the door, and the servants hurriedly raised all his sixteen halberds one after another. More than a hundred Wu Yi, who were lined with armor and covered the brocade robes, surrounded the Grand Master and stepped on the white horses, and began to line up a long line, along the wall of the Huaihai River in Beijing, heading towards the Ba Bridge outside the east gate of the capital.

At this moment, in Liangyi Hall, the Supreme Emperor was stretching out his hands and holding it on the window. With this as the center of gravity, he slowly rotated his lower limbs back and forth. In order to gradually regain his feelings, Song Ruohua and Song Ruozhao supported him left and right, and used a wooden frame to support Wuqincao's drawings for reference of the Supreme Emperor.

Li Shi's condition is still recovering, so he must calm down and be impatient at all.

To a certain extent, the condition has also become a way to cultivate one's own character.

In addition, the new emperor of the Daming Palace also agreed to move the Supreme Emperor to live there after the renovation of the forest garden of Xingqing Palace in the spring of the next year.

The youngest Song Ruoxian came in and told the Emperor that the Shannan and Longxi provinces had been built, and Wei Ling had also crossed the post road of Xingyuan Prefecture and retreated back to Shu.

"Hmph!" The tone of the Supreme Emperor when he heard the news was very complicated.

Then Song Ruoxian said that the prince’s grand tutor Gao Yue had also left the capital and returned to the town.

After the Supreme Emperor was silent, he said to Song Ruohua and Song Ruozhao with some difficulty: "If it were me, I could be in Xingqing Palace..."

Song Ruohua held down the hand of the excited Emperor, expressing his complete understanding of what he meant.

The Qinzheng Building of Xingqing Palace happened to face the street between Dongcheng City and Baqiao, Chang'an City. The Supreme Emperor thought that if I were in Xingqing Palace now, I could still watch Gao Yue leave.

Now the Supreme Emperor just shouted a few times, meaning that you can understand.

But then he fell into loneliness, his eyes shining through the window and into the distance, very empty.

Gao Yue is going to do big things again, but he...

In Yanying's Hall, Zhang Jianfeng, the governor of the Wuning Army of Xuzhou, who was originally here to participate in the Fengshan period, came here to meet the new emperor Li Song and prepare to say goodbye.

The Prime Minister Zheng Zhi was next to him on the same day.

Li Song treated Zhang Jianfeng with great courtesy, and also asked him: "During the time when the Prime Minister was in the capital, he saw what bad policies the imperial court had, please tell me, and I would like to say everything. Otherwise, after the Prime Minister returned to the capital, I would ask who else to go?"

Zhang Jianfeng said frankly: "Your Majesty, the various expenses in the palace are mainly supplied to the southern warehouse by the Duzhi Department. The so-called "Imperial Money" is, which reaches one million chunks a year, which is enough. Therefore, I risk my life to make suggestions and ask Your Majesty to abolish the "Palace City Envoy" and the children of Wufang."

Li Song asked why?

Zhang Jianfeng said: "Previously, the government was controlled by officials from the Duzhisi, Taifu, and Shaofu. Anyone who bought goods from the people must pay the price according to the documents. But ten years ago, they began to use the Chinese officials as the palace officials and envoys, leading children from Wufang, and hired the market to vaguely fight against young people. They first suppressed the price, and then directly seized the goods of merchants and the people. The people in the capital called it "Baiwang" and were particularly resentful. In the east and west cities of Chang'an, Baiwang gathered in the streets all day long, with no less than hundreds of people. The people were frightened and could not avoid it, just like a plague..."

The powerful soldiers and evil young men burst into laughter and were unscrupulous.
Chapter completed!