Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

"Let your grandpa do what he wants. He is not one to take advice."

Zhang Xin was also helpless against Old Man Zhang.

Father Zhang died early in his previous life, so he has more than ten years to live in this life. He can do whatever he wants.

"Call Wei Guan over here and ask him to send some people back to protect my father-in-law."

Zhu Gaochi interrupted.

"That's fine too. No need to let him come over. Yong'er, take the token and tell Lord Wei to send fifty people back. No matter what my father and mother want to do, just protect them."

Zhang Xin nodded in agreement.

"Okay, mother."

Zhu Zhanyong had just wiped the sweat off his face when he heard the words, and he stood up, put on his cloak and walked out of the car.

"Fifty, maybe less, at least two hundred."

Zhu Gaochi had objections.

"You don't understand. My father is like an old naughty boy now. He just wants to do things that others don't allow him to do. There are too many people. He can sense it. Oh, let the leader inform my two brothers."

Zhang Xin explained the matter in more detail.

This brain injury really has an impact on me. Now I have to explain things one by one, instead of doing everything at once like before.

"Okay, Dahua is in charge."

Zhu Gaochi thought about it and said no more.

Zhu Zhanyong hurried out of the carriage.

With the clatter of horse hooves and the help of the improved steam boiler that was not so noisy and not so ugly, the entire convoy arrived in Tongzhou that afternoon.

All the people and vehicles were boarded on a specially made royal treasure ship that only sailed within the country.

"Your Highness, Princess Consort, the fleet will sail along the Grand Canal to the capital, and then go up the Yangtze and Han rivers all the way to the vicinity of Mount Wudang. Then we will change to ordinary carriages. The Emperor has issued an order in advance, and the Huixian Pavilion, eight miles east of Junzhou City at the foot of Mount Wudang, has been completed."

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After Wei Guan settled everyone, he immediately ran over to report his itinerary to Zhang Xin and Zhu Gaochi again.

"Is it the same as the estimated time?"

When Zhu Gaochi got on the boat, he found that the water level was very high and the current was sufficient, so the boat could move very fast.

"Returning to His Highness, it may be a little faster. A month is enough."

Wei Guan bowed in response.

"Please sit down. Thank you for your help, Lord Wei."

Zhang Xin spoke, rolled up his sleeves and immediately moved a stool for Wei Guan.

"Your Highness, your words are respectful. This old minister should do the same."

Wei Guan bowed again to express his gratitude before sitting down steadily.

"It's indeed hard work. Lord Wei has reached the age where he can enjoy the company of his grandchildren, and yet he still has to travel with us."

Zhu Gaochi laughed.

Who could have thought that an old civil official could follow Zhang Xin so wholeheartedly.

They were already in their sixties. As soon as Zhu Gaochi said he wanted to take Zhang Xin to Mount Wudang for medical treatment, Wei Guan immediately went to take back the petition of retirement that had been submitted to Zhu Di.

Zhu Di had already approved it.

"My children and grandchildren have grown up. It is my wish to have the opportunity to accompany Your Highness to Wudang Mountain. It is not hard at all."

Wei Guan's tone was very sincere.

"It's really hard to say it, otherwise it will be my fault."

Wei Guan's hair was already gray before Zhang Xin became blind.

According to Zhu Gaochi, Wei Guan's hair is now completely white.

"Yes, Your Highness."

Wei Guan bowed again.

Zhu Gaochi chatted with Wei Guan for a few more words about the itinerary arrangements before Wei Guan left the cabin.

He went on deck, and his two mates followed.

The three of them walked along the deck and inspected the entire ship together.

As he walked further, Wei Guan's steps became a little heavy, and his deputies quickly reached out to support him.

"I'm old and useless. I'm relying on you guys on this journey."