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

Chapter 51 You have to throw away when comparing goods

Children always have an innate advantage in gaining the trust of adults. It was difficult for Jin Midi to find out information, but it was much easier for his younger brother Jin Lun to do so.

Ever since he came to this Han capital, Jin Midi has been thinking about King Hunxie every day, and he could not forget the headless corpse on the throne!
"Marquis Luoyin...Xiyin Street..."

Jin Midi repeated it and secretly wrote down these two key pieces of information.

"Brother...Brother." Jin Lun beside him glanced at the door and whispered, "When are we going to kill him?"

"Not urgent!"

Jin Midi shook his head, his face uncertain, "No hurry, King Hunxie is now a great noble in the Han court, we can't touch him."

The murder of my father must be avenged, but I cannot act rashly, otherwise I will most likely not be able to get revenge and I will get myself involved.

Jin Midi saw this clearly and was not blinded by hatred.

"I have recently learned that if a Han noble does not hold an official position, he must go to his fiefdom to serve his country." Jin Midi said coldly, "But King Hunxie was left in the capital, which shows that the emperor is also on guard against him!"

"As long as there is a gap, we have a chance."

"Wait!"

Jin Lun looked a little frustrated, "Then, how long do we have to wait before we can avenge Ada?"

In the room where the two of them were alone, Jin Midi's eyes showed a deep light, "Wait until the day when we brothers rise up in the Han court and become high officials!"

Although he did not stay in Chang'an for a long time, Jin Midi still discovered the differences between the Han people and the Huns.

In the Xiongnu, if you were a great noble, you would have a large tribe under your command and hold great power.

But in the Han Dynasty.

The nobles only enjoy the benefits, but the power lies in the hands of the "officials".

A great nobleman is not necessarily a high-ranking official, and he may not even have any soldiers under his command. A high-ranking official may not be a great nobleman, or even not a nobleman at all!
It is difficult to be granted a title of nobility, but Jin Midi does not need it. He only needs the power to take revenge and be an official.

"Climb up first!"

Jin Midi revealed his plan, "As long as I climb high enough and hold a high enough position, I can use the power of the Han people to take revenge!"

After hearing this, his younger brother Jin Lun felt a little worried. Could the Han people allow the Huns to hold high positions?
but.

In a flash, he remembered something, and a look of joy appeared on his face, "The Han prince seems to think highly of you, brother. Can we become high officials under him?"

Jin Midi glanced at his brother and did not refute, but corrected him: "It's not the eldest prince, it's the crown prince."

"Hehe, it's all the same..."

Jin Lun was young after all, and once his predicament was resolved, he soon began to daydream happily. However, the older Jin Midi did not smile.

He really wanted to climb up step by step from the prince, and also feel the special treatment from the prince.

The guards in the palace were willing to nod and show courtesy to a Hun kid, simply because the prince often kept him by his side.

however.

Jin Midi was somewhat uneasy about the respect he received.

Because it came too unexpectedly!

Why would a Han prince condescend to talk to a Xiongnu captive and often call him to his side to treat him in a friendly manner?
In many sleepless nights, Jin Midi would have countless fantasies, some full of conspiracy, some full of blood, and some full of passion...

hiss!
The young man suddenly shuddered and quickly crushed these nonsensical thoughts.

There is no point in thinking too much, reality is cruel.

Jin Midi was not qualified to ask for the answer. Now, the only thing he could do was to climb up with the favor of the prince!

A great Han lord cannot be killed by a boy holding a horse...

Thoughts gradually stopped.

Jin Midi picked up a bundle of bamboo slips from the corner of the bed. Although his brother looked sad, Jin Midi still stared at him and forced him to study.

These were sent by the prince. There were the "Cangjie Pian" and "Boxue Pian" which were meant to enlighten people, as well as classics and historical records filled with profound meanings.

The more Han Chinese classics he read, the more in awe Jin Midi had of the Han Dynasty.

Some of the muddled thoughts in the past suddenly became clear, and some of the foggy fog seemed to have found the truth. In the Gongyang Commentary, there is a revenge of nine generations!

In Zuo Zhuan, there is a story about Zhuan Zhu assassinating King Liao of Wu...

Just like listening to the eunuchs' courtesy, Jin Midi would listen to whoever spoke in order to quickly eliminate the language barrier.

one day.

Jin Midi heard a few words from an old man named Zhuang Qingzhai, and then he flipped through the story about the assassination.

Originally there was a person named Han Xin.

But when Jin Midi went to inquire about this person, despite the protection of the prince, he felt deep malice in the Han court for the first time!
Still remember.

When he asked for advice from the Prince's tutor, who appeared cold on the outside but was warm on the inside, his expression changed as soon as he heard the name. Instead of mentioning "Han Xin", he taught him two other words.

Taboo!

Since that day, Jin Midi has learned to be cautious in what he says and does...

at the same time.

Just when this Xiongnu prince was walking on thin ice and sleeping on straw, Huo Guang and Huo Xiao, who had some connection with him, had already entered the Weiyang Palace.

Became a Langguan with a bright future!

The emperor gave the highest treatment to his arrival. He directly skipped over countless predecessors and parachuted to the emperor's side to serve him.

Huo Guang still underestimated his brother's face. He would be treated preferentially when he went to the Prince's Palace, but not when he came to the Weiyang Palace?
How can it be!

Comparing the situations of Jin and Huo, we can only say that comparing goods will lead to throwing them away, and comparing people will lead to death. Or, we can also say that if there is no one in the court, then no one should be an official?
cough.

Let’s stop with the jokes and get down to business.

These days, the matter of the crown prince moving to the crown prince's palace has gradually subsided, but the court's strategy in Hexi is still a hot topic, and it is getting more and more intense.

The problems caused by relocating people to the border have already made the ministers in the court busy and anxious, but managing Hexi is not only about people's livelihood, but also about military affairs!

and.

The latter is even more important.

The Hexi Corridor is geographically long and narrow. To the south are the Qiang people who refused to submit to the king, and to the north are the Xiongnu who were always ready to counterattack. The imperial court had to be on guard.

To prevent it, we naturally need supporting facilities.

Just like when we conquered the Hetao area and built Shuofang City.

Along this thousand-mile long corridor extending from the areas adjacent to the Western Regions to Longxi County, beacon towers, passes, city barriers, and post stations all need to be built as soon as possible.

Once you have these.

Only then can the Han Dynasty truly say that it has taken over Hexi!

Whether it is immigration or infrastructure construction, it is a matter that requires a lot of time, effort and money. Therefore, the court has been very busy in recent days.

As the head of all officials, Prime Minister Li Cai is naturally even busier. Being busy means that there will be no trouble...

After learning about Li Ji's family background from Dongfang Shuo, Liu Ju had been keeping an eye on her, because among all the people with the surname Li, Li Cai was the one who was the most unkind to him.

Liu Ju was not naive enough to think that the palace fighting was limited to the palace.

Power struggles are everywhere!

Coincidentally.

While Liu Ju was busy fiddling with papers, Li Cai was busy with government affairs, and Li Ji in the harem also stopped doing anything shady and stopped using any tricks.

This made the prince's plan of waiting and waiting for an opportunity to turn the tables for his mother go to waste.

What a pity!
I thought that the autumn of the second year of Yuanshou would pass peacefully, but unexpectedly, something happened in the palace at the end of autumn.

It wasn't Li Ji who caused the trouble.

But the emperor!

(End of this chapter)