Zhang Hui accepted the order and retreated out of the Wenhua Hall.

But he didn't go far before he found Zhu Yunxi in front of the East Palace Gate.

At this time, Zhu Yunxi was taking his silly son and good daughter.

There were a large group of maids, palace maids, and eunuchs in the inner court. They all stayed far away, not daring to disturb the family ties of the Tian family.

The twenty-third prince, Zhu Kuang, who had grown much taller, was running around in the wide square like a wild horse.

Zhu Yunxi was staring at his silly son with a worried face.

Daughter Zhu Fuling put the toys aside and looked at her brother who was becoming more and more "mature" and didn't understand why he didn't like playing with these toys.

Zhu Fuling stretched out her chubby fingers and pointed at her brother: "Stupid! Stupid!"

Zhu Wensheng sat on the ground with his legs spread apart and his hands on his legs. His face was a little solemn and he frowned. He looked at his silly sister who kept shouting and felt that it was extremely noisy.

"Aba Aba!"

Zhu Wensheng pushed his butt hard, pushed his body upward, and shouted at Zhu Fuling, signaling his sister to stop making such a noise.

Girls should be quiet and virtuous.

Zhu Fuling pouted, feeling that her brother was really hopeless.

snort!

The little girl muttered, turned around and played with the doll in front of her.

Daughters are normal.

But my son makes people feel like a fool.

Zhu Yunxi couldn't help but wonder whether he was really stupid.

"Aba Aba!"

"Abba!"

Just when Zhu Yunxi was worried about whether his son was stupid, Zhu Wensheng had already turned around, raised his head, and shouted twice at his bad father.

Zhu Yunxi lowered his head and blinked at his son.

Zhu Wensheng raised his finger to his bad father, then turned to his sister in front of him: "Abba, Abba (please take care of my sister)!"

Perhaps he didn't notice that a stream of crystal clear saliva had slipped out of the corner of Zhu Wensheng's mouth.

Zhu Yunxi sighed: "What a silly son."

Zhu Wensheng's eyebrows furrowed even more tightly.

This bad father seems so stupid that he doesn't know how to take care of his sister.

Zhu Wensheng lowered his head, his small face full of sadness, and he couldn't help but sigh in a low voice.

There are too many problems in this family, but I haven't grown up enough to be the master of the family yet.

A family of three, each with their own worries.

But in the eyes of others, this scene is very warm.

When Zhang Hui came over, he was afraid of disturbing the warmth. He walked slowly behind Zhu Yunxi, bowed and lowered his head and whispered: "Your Highness, the Crown Prince asked you to go to the Wenhua Palace to discuss the matter of the chieftains in the southwest."

Zhu Yunxi turned around and looked at Zhang Hui, who was returning to Beijing in less than half a month, with curiosity on his face: "Have all the affairs in Southwest been investigated?"

"Go back to your highness and find out."

Zhu Yunxi turned around, waved to the correctional mothers in the distance, pointed at the two kids on the ground, then turned around and walked towards the Wenhua Hall.

He quickly went through the recent events in his mind, and then asked softly: "What is the real reason?"

Zhang Hui said truthfully: "The reason is that the natives hope to accept the imperial court's new policy like the people in other places. Then, under the instruction of the military generals in the southwest, the natives felt that the chieftain officials wanted to continue to squeeze them, so they

Unwilling to accept the imperial court’s new policy.”

He had already said this to the Crown Prince just now in the Wenhua Palace.

Zhang Hui did not choose to hide the truth for Chen Jun and the generals in the southwest. Even if he didn't tell it now, the imperial court would still know the real reason for this matter in the end.

It would be better for him to say it directly now, which would help Chen Jun and the others gain the confidence to be honest and dedicated to serving the country.

Zhu Yunxi smiled.

This result is indeed beyond my expectation.

"They all have the desire to make progress, and it's not easy for them to be self-motivated, right?"

Zhu Yunxi said silently, but a flash of light flashed in his eyes.

Zhang Hui pondered for a moment and felt that Taisun's words had probably revealed in his mind that Chen Jun and others had killed them first and then reported them, and were behind the conflict between the natives of the southwest and the chieftain officials.

Thinking that the orphans from military families in Chen's military camp were growing well under the care of the other party, Zhang Hui couldn't help but feel relieved at this time.

However, Zhu Yunxi quickly said: "But it can be considered that they did not use their ambition in the wrong place."

After finishing speaking, Zhu Yunxi stopped talking and went straight to Wenhua Hall.

Zhang Hui, who was lagging behind, felt nervous.

Taisun's words were somewhat of a warning.

If Chen Jun and the others, in order to make progress, use the idea of ​​pushing the southwestern chieftains to cause chaos elsewhere in the country, it may not be a question of self-motivation, but a consideration of whether they have rebellious intentions.

Zhang Hui was thinking about these things in his mind, and suddenly felt that what the prince had said to him earlier was correct.

I am really not suitable for doing other things, so it is better to stay in Jinyiwei honestly. When I have nothing to do, I can go to the Taiyuan Hospital more often, so as to continue to contribute to the medical level of Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Yunxi entered the Wenhua Hall all the way.

"Father."

In front of Zhu Biao, Zhu Yunxi has always been very respectful.

Zhu Biao put down the papers in his hands and raised his head to look at his son, who was obviously taller than him. A trace of trance flashed across his face.

Then he smiled and said, "Here you are, you were playing with Sheng'er and Poria."

Zhu Yunxi nodded: "Fu Ling can call me mother, but Sheng'er can only call her a few times."

Zhu Biao smiled: "The child is still young, he will grow up, and he will always be able to master. As a first-time father, you still have a long way to go."

At the end of the sentence, Zhu Biao's voice became much quieter.

He accidentally remembered the past.

Fifteen years after Hongwu, he became a father in the East Palace.

Zhu Yunxi frowned slightly, not sure if he was thinking of his biological brother who died young, or if he was thinking of his growing up years in the East Palace.

However, he quickly changed his words: "I heard that the incident in the Southwest has come to an end, but my son never thought that the truth would be so bizarre. But now, the situation is on the side of the court, and my father's strategy for the Southwest is not clear.

It can be implemented as scheduled.”

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Zhu Biao nodded and said: "The commander of Dayong Wei, Chen Jun, let him serve as the deputy general of the conquest army this time."

Zhu Yunxi immediately glanced at the prince's father.

He did not first talk about the affairs of the southwest, nor did he say anything about the rebellion among the chieftains in the southwest. Instead, he proposed that Chen Jun, commanded by Dayongwei, serve as the deputy general of the army.

Zhang Hui obviously told his father all these things, and under this premise, his father also asked Chen Jun to serve as the deputy general of the army.

This is where it gets interesting.

Zhu Yunxi's thoughts turned around, and then he said: "Since my father has decided to plan for the Southwest Chieftains, I am afraid that this war will have to wait until spring next year to start.

After all, it is winter now. Although the climate in the south is not like that in the north, under the wind and snow, and the mountains in the southwest, if the soldiers go south into the mountains at this time, they will be able to find the chieftain forces hiding in the mountains.

The war will also be difficult."

The Central Plains has had only one problem in managing the southwest since ancient times.

That is the terrain in the southwest, which is really too dangerous.

No matter which dynasty or generation, as long as they have the idea to explore the southwest, it means that the country's national power is the strongest at that time.

Throughout the world, only the Central Plains has the strongest military power.

But even so, once these armies march into the mountains of the southwest, they will always be defeated by the chieftains who are more familiar with the mountains and forests.

Not everyone is Zhuge Wuhou.

Not everyone can perform such a spectacular move like Wu Hou.

Otherwise, it would not be possible that until the present Ming Dynasty, the central court's highest policy towards the southwest was still to use both local and local policies, and then slowly implemented the reform of local and local policies.

If the chieftain soldiers and horses from the southwest were pulled out of the mountains, they would be placed not only in an environment like the grasslands outside the pass, but also on the battlefield in the Dongting Lake area of ​​Huguang Road.

The imperial court did not need to dispatch too many troops.

In fact, just by mobilizing troops within the Huguang Daodu Command, the entire southwestern chieftain's troops could be wiped out.

As the founding crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Biao naturally knew these things very well.

He affirmed: "This winter, we will first mobilize soldiers from the southwest in the army in Yingtian and organize them into an army. The imperial court will allocate money, food and weapons to Huguang Road. After the spring, we will conduct a survey of the chieftains from the southwest to completely change the situation of returning natives to the countryside."
To be continued...