My father is Emperor Wu of Han, how can I be different from him?

Chapter 41 Good Seedling

Jin Midi (mi di)

During the reign of Emperor Wu, there were many people who rose from humble beginnings and made great achievements.

There was one who was born a cavalry slave and rose to the position of general. His surname was Wei and his name was Qing. There was one who started out as a minor official and rose to the position of one of the Three Dukes. His surname was Zhang and his name was Tang.

There were also some Huns who held high positions in the Han Dynasty court.

That man's surname is Jin and his name is Riti!

After his tribe was defeated in a war and he was captured, he entered the palace to raise horses. He was very cautious for decades, and rose from a mere horse boy to one of the four important ministers entrusted by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty!

Jin Midi's life was full of ups and downs and spans so wide that it is staggering.

of course.

The above are all original trajectories.

Today, with the intervention of a certain visionary, the other person's life will surely be more exciting...

Outside King Xiutu's city.

The battle of Hexi finally came to an end. Under the supervision of the Han army, all tribes and people, men, women, young and old, headed east.

Jin Midi's worries were unnecessary. In the future, these people would all become Han citizens, and there would be no more massacres outside the Great Wall.

Not bad.

When it comes to foreign conquests, it is the Han people who are trampled by the iron hooves; when it comes to internal pacification, it is also the Han people who practice benevolence, righteousness and the kingly way. These are different times and there is no conflict.

There were many Huns and their team was very long.

But the Han army soldiers were very patient...

The war was over and they were about to return to Chang'an with a great victory. Not only did the soldiers feel relieved, but Liu Ju also had time to relax.

High up on the river bank.

Under the Dragon Flag.

Looking at the queue stretching eastward in front of him, the Prince of Han finally stopped focusing on the war. Instead, he returned to his original state of mind and looked at the green grass under his feet and the river in the valley.

"The north and south of the Hexi Corridor are all bad lands, but the middle is a good place. My Han people have always lacked good horses, so we must set up several horse farms in Hexi in the future."

"That's natural."

Zhuang Qingzhai, who was standing to the side, nodded and said, "When the general conquered Henan, the court built a military horse farm at the foot of Yinshan Mountain."

Having said this.

The Prince's Tutor tilted his head and glanced at the young man who was holding the Prince's horse behind him. As a tutor, he still had to say a few words.

"Your Highness, this boy may seem docile, but he is actually very patient and is definitely not a good person. You'd better be careful..."

The person he was alluding to was Jin Midi.

Zhuang Qingzhai had seen clearly before that the eldest prince of the Xiutu tribe was actually holding up his own sacrificial instruments and kneeling on the ground begging for surrender.

The attitude is extremely humble!

The "Book of Zhou" states: "Six jade objects are made to worship the heaven, earth and the four directions; the blue jade object is used to worship the heaven, and the yellow jade object is used to worship the earth."

What Jin Midi did was like the crown prince of the Han Dynasty holding up the jade disk for offering sacrifices to heaven and kneeling before the enemy chief... uh, that's very disrespectful, stop it.

But it is precisely because even thinking about it is full of humiliation and shame.

He is a young man, but he did the most intolerable thing in the calmest way, which is suspicious!
"Your Highness, if you keep it by your side, there may be trouble..."

Zhuang Qingzhai didn't know why the prince liked this Xiongnu boy so much, giving him a surname and recruiting him as a servant, but he had to give his advice.

Hear this.

Before Liu Ju could express his opinion, Su Wu, who was guarding on both sides, had already glanced at the young man leading the horse and moved the hand that was pressing the knife.

Although Jin Midi didn't understand what Zhuang Qingzhai said, he could sense his attitude. His face suddenly turned pale and his eyes looked uneasy.

"Master, that's what you've considered, but there's no need to be too nervous." Fortunately, Liu Ju came to his rescue at this time.

The prince turned his back to the crowd, still looking at the field, and said with a faint smile: "In the past, Zhuan Zhu was assassinating Wu Wang Liao, worshipped Taihe Gong, and studied the art of roasting fish. In our Han Dynasty, there is also Huaiyin Hou who endured the humiliation of being kicked in the crotch."

"He can do extraordinary things and endure what ordinary people cannot endure. Master said he is definitely not a good person. I agree..."

"He is definitely not an ordinary person!"

Only Liu Ju himself knew that these were just polite words.

In fact, when the two key pieces of information, Prince Xiutu and the golden man for offering sacrifices to heaven, came together, Liu Ju thought of Jin Midi, the minister entrusted with the care of the young prince.

A person's reputation is like a tree's shadow. To be ranked with Huo Guang, is he an ordinary person?
How could such a good seedling listen to the traitor Hunxie King and be killed with a knife?
joke!

Jin Midi's surname "Jin" should have been given by his father, the emperor.

But when he heard that name and that background, Liu Ju couldn't help himself. He laughed and interfered.

When he gave the surname, he also had some ulterior motives.

If the book spoke for him, it would be this sentence: "Famous for loyalty and filial piety, seven generations of eunuchs, this first generation, he, Liu Ju, accepted it!"

It's just a little calculation in my heart, which cannot be told to outsiders...

While thinking.

Liu Ju had already turned around and looked at the Xiongnu boy who was only a few years older than him. "Don't be nervous. I... forget it. You won't understand even if I tell you."

"Follow me."

Liu Ju shook his head, holding the whip, and walked down the hillside.

Jin Midi, who had been carefully observing everyone's words and expressions, quickly grabbed the reins and followed closely.

As soon as he made a move, Su Wu led his guards and followed closely with swords drawn.

Under the flag.

For a moment, only the Prince's Tutor had flickering eyes.

Zhuang Qingzhai did not dwell on whether he should trust a Hun. When the prince said the three words "Marquis of Huaiyin", he decisively shut up.

"Marquis Huaiyin, only His Highness dares to mention it..."

While muttering, Zhuang Qingzhai pulled his beard and said, "Zhuan Zhu assassinated Wu Wang Liao for Gongzi Guang. What did Gongzi Guang want to do..."

"hiss!"

Several strands of his beard were suddenly pulled out. The Prince's Tutor didn't know whether it was out of fear or pain, but he quickly fell silent and dared not to associate it with anything else.

He dared not talk to himself anymore, but kept muttering in his heart: "Your Highness, are you going to use that Xiongnu boy as a knife?"

"The character is indeed suitable, but in terms of loyalty..."

obviously.

The Prince's Tutor was a competent man. He thought of what the Prince thought of, and also expressed what the Prince had not thought of.

As for which of these were the thoughts that flashed through the prince’s mind... I have mentioned it before and it is not something that should be told to outsiders!
Let’s talk.

Liu Ju was walking down the hillside when he saw someone galloping towards him. Halfway down the hill, he heard Li Guang's loud voice.

"Your Highness, the members of the Hunxie tribe have been dispersed!"

Walk closer.

After the two men dismounted, Huo Qubing also clasped his fists and said, "Your Highness, King Hunxie and all the leaders of the Xiutu tribe have been sent to Chang'an."

"Okay!" Liu Ju nodded heavily.

Only after ensuring that the military power was cut off, his mission to Hexi was considered completed.

At this time.

Li Guang laughed for no reason and flattered him awkwardly: "Your Highness has a brilliant plan to appease the barbarians. I admire you! I admire you!"

"The Hunxie and Xiutu tribes have surrendered, and the Xiongnu in Hexi are leaderless. We can catch them all in one fell swoop and move them all to the northern border!"

"Your Highness, look at this matter of driving them westwards..."

After hearing these words and looking at his expression, how could Liu Ju not understand?

He should not have interfered in the war. This was what his father the emperor had instructed him to do, and this was also what Liu Ju showed to the outside world.

But Li Guang asked anyway!
Why?

Old man Li wanted to take advantage of the relationship between the Crown Prince and the General of Cavalry to take over the job of going west to sweep away the remaining Huns!
"cough."

Liu Ju first pretended to cough, but did not respond. He looked at Huo Qubing, but his cousin really looked up at the sky at a 45-degree angle with disdain.

"Well, in that case..."

Liu Ju gave him face and did him a favor, "Doctor, please go ahead and do this for the last time. Don't let anything go wrong again!"

Li Guang was overjoyed when he heard this and assured: "Don't worry, Your Highness, I will lead the team myself, and there will be no mistakes!"

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(End of this chapter)