The Heavens: Reborn Xu Zhu, Recognizing His Father at the Beginning

Chapter 322
"Luhou, Yehou, Youzhouhou and nearly a hundred marquises have their titles abolished. According to their faults, they will be demoted to civilians to be punished by the nine clans."

As soon as Ye Wuxin opened his mouth, even though Bigan had the heart to plead for mercy, he could only sigh deeply in the end, and left the palace without waiting for his retreat.

Seeing this scene, Fei Zhong stepped forward to bow and said loudly.

"Your Majesty, Yaxiang disrespected His Majesty, and even left without waiting for His Majesty to retreat, and please Your Majesty punish him for disrespect in front of all civil and military officials."

Ye Wuxin didn't speak, but just got up and left. Before leaving, she seemed to think of something, and said to the civil and military officials below.

"At present, there are vacancies for one hundred marquises, and many candidates will be selected to replace them. If there is no other indication, we will retire today."

Seeing Ye Wuxin disappear in the Golden Luan Hall, Fei Zhong remained silent and had no choice but to leave in despair, not paying attention to the gazes of those civil and military officials.

Although His Majesty has reused him for so many years, he has never given him the title of Bohou, and Bigan will overwhelm the two of them at the head of the court.

Right now there are nearly a hundred Marquis vacancies, no matter what, there should be a place for him and You Hun. After all, they were the princes who followed him on the saddle when they were not enthroned.

After the three left, all the civil and military officials looked at me and I looked at you, and they all smelled something wrong and receded from the Golden Palace like a tide.

Xiqi, Xibohou Mansion.

Seven days had passed since Ye Wuxin abolished hundreds of marquises in one fell swoop, and this information was finally sent to Xibohou's mansion.

When Ji Chang saw that all the old friends in the court were dismissed from office, he couldn't bear to blame himself, so he hurriedly summoned Jiang Ziya to come to see him.

At this time, Jiang Ziya was preparing to store grain in the cultivated land. After receiving the order from Ji Chang, he hurried to the Hou's mansion.

When Ji Chang told Jiang Ziya about the dismissal of hundreds of marquis titles, what he got was Jiang Ziya's congratulations, which made him even more puzzled.

"What's the prime minister's meaning? Why was the marquis who had been good friends with me and was dismissed, but it actually helped me to fight back against Zhou in Xiqi?"

Jiang Ziya stroked his long beard, pointed to the secret letter and said.

"Since the time of Cheng Tang, there has never been any abolition of the titles of princes. He, King Zhou, set a precedent this time. The rest of the princes will surely be in danger, and the world will fall into chaos."

"When our side raises the flag of righteousness, we will be able to receive help from all directions, so that the Wudao Hunjun will die in the Star Picking Tower."

Hearing this, Ji Chang still couldn't avoid his own worries. The other party can use such tricks overnight, which is not comparable to ordinary people's ruthlessness.

"The prime minister's words are indeed reasonable, but for some reason, the old man's mood is really difficult to settle down, and he always feels that something is wrong."

Seeing this, Jiang Ziya spoke to comfort him.

"Don't worry, Lord Hou. The elders of the lower division will come here to help in a short time. The Wudao Hunjun and his soldiers are nothing more than chickens and dogs, vulnerable to a single blow."

During the conversation, I saw thousands of auspicious clouds suddenly appearing in the sky of Xiqi, Jiang Ziya's face was overjoyed, and he quickly pulled Ji Chang to look into the sky.

A moment later, the blossoming auspicious clouds appeared in the form of a purple gold dragon and phoenix, and a decree fell in front of Ji Chang, on which were written all the crimes of the unjust and fatuous king Zhou of Yin and Shang, and Xiqi immediately sent troops to punish Zhou.

"The food and grass for the three armies have not been determined, the armor is not yet ready, and the people's hearts are uneasy, how can we attack that senseless and stupid king? I also ask the gods to show me."

Before the words fell, a golden cloud slowly floated over, and after a while, it landed in front of Jiang Ziya, and immediately bowed to Jishou.

"Meet my uncle."

Seeing Erdaotong bowing his head in salute, Jiang Ziya showed doubts on his face, and couldn't help asking.

"Whose apprentices are you two, where did you go out to practice, and what are your names?"

The two Taoist boys looked at each other, and then one of them answered.

"Returning to Master Uncle, the two of us are from Yuwu Cave in Jinting Mountain, and our teacher is Dao Xing Tianzun. Today, we are here under the order of Master to solve my uncle's great difficulties."

"My nephew's surname is Han, and his name is Dulong. This is my junior brother. His surname is Xue, and his name is Ehu."

After hearing that the two reported to the family, Jiang Ziya showed a clear expression. It turned out that he was a disciple of his senior brother Daoxing Tianzun.

"Since it's Xiqi's big worry, where does the food come from? When will the armor be ready?"

Ji Chang on the side was also watching eagerly. Since these two boys can fly through the clouds and boast about going to Haikou to solve the food and grass problem in Xiqi, it must be their own ability.

Hearing Jiang Ziya's opening, Han Dulong didn't dare to neglect, and took out a square bucket from the leopard skin pouch around his waist, which could hold a bucket of rice, and Jiang Ziya ordered the soldiers to send it into the granary.

Seeing this scene, Ji Chang was puzzled, but he still didn't ask any further questions, but ordered people to receive Han Dulong and Xue Ehu in a grand manner.

When the time came to the third watch, someone knocked on the gate of Xibohou's mansion. Xibohou got up sleepily, but saw the soldiers guarding the granary rushing over.

"Master Hou, the seven or eight granaries are overflowing with rice, and even the top of the air tower is full of rice, and it is still rising."

Hearing this, Ji Chang was overjoyed, thinking that he is indeed the nephew of General Fei Xiong, and his ability is really extraordinary.

Now that there is food, the minds of the soldiers will naturally be calmed down, and even Xiqi's people's minds can be calmed down.

"Come on! Come on! Returning all the food collected by the incompetent emperor to the common people has won the hearts of our people in Xiqi."

On this side, Ji Chang was dispatching food one by one, while Ye Wuxin, who was far away in Chaoge, looked at the Jiejiao disciples in front of him, feeling very satisfied.

"You take these fairy ropes first. If there are people who are willing to become officials in our Yin Shang, you can speak out."

A man wearing a fishtail crown, with a face like a jujube, red beard, red hair, three eyes, wearing a red gossip suit, walked steadily in front of Ye Wuxin, and after tying the fairy rope, there was a hint of joy on his face.

"Master Uncle is really generous. You can give me all these treasures. If Master Uncle doesn't mind, then I, Luo Xuan, will be included in this matter."

Seeing Luoxuan, the star king of Huode, who was the first to agree, Ye Wuxin nodded slightly, and showed him the spell of binding the immortal rope after some modification.

After having a leader, a group of Jiejiao disciples who were willing to participate in the mortal battle stood aside respectfully, waiting for Ye Wuxin to speak.

"You are all disciples of my sect, and my uncle will naturally not harm you. After Xiqi is destroyed, you will be able to enter the list of gods in your body and avoid the suffering of reincarnation."

"If you don't want to enter the list and be bound by it, I will wait for three years to preach for you. How much you can enlighten depends on your own opportunities."

After hearing this, all the disciples saluted Ye Wuxin respectfully and sincerely worshiped.

"Thank you, uncle!"

(End of this chapter)