People in Zongwu: Starting with the Yin Gui Sect

Because he was worried about the war, Qin Hui planned to leave the post house early the next morning to find the guide Qin Xiaoge he met yesterday.

However, as soon as he opened the door, he met two women guarding outside the door. When they saw him coming out, they immediately expressed their desire to follow him out for a walk.

Originally, Qin Hui disagreed, but he knew the two women's personalities well and knew that even if he disagreed, they would sneak out on their own.

In addition, this is the capital of the Ming Dynasty, and there are patrolling Jinyiwei everywhere, so there is no need to worry about any blind people causing trouble.

And even if someone really causes trouble, it doesn't matter, because their guards are not vegetarians. This time, in addition to Deputy Envoy Liu of the Imperial City Department, there is also a master-level worshiper who is secretly following them.

Therefore, after thinking about it, Qin Hui agreed to let them cover their veils and go out with him, and the two women naturally did not dare to have any objections to this.

What they didn't expect was that as soon as they arrived at the gate of the posthouse, they met the Mongolian Yuan envoys who were also planning to go out. And from their appearance, it was obvious that they, like themselves, had not been received by the Ming emperor.

"Humph!"

As the saying goes, enemies are particularly jealous when they meet, so the moment they saw each other, both sides snorted coldly.

However, they were very restrained and did not take action, because there was an iron rule in the Ming Dynasty, that is, no matter who you are, no matter what your identity, you are not allowed to take action in the capital, and you will be sanctioned by the Ming Dynasty officials.

So far, no one has been able to break this iron rule. Those who don't believe in evil are either staying in the sky prison or the grass on their graves is already as high as a person.

And this is also the reason why Qin Hui dared to take Zhao Fujin and Li Qingzhao out, because if they, as envoys, got into trouble here, it would be the Ming Dynasty itself that would be embarrassed.

"Master, do you think we should..."

Zhao Min, who was deeply influenced by Han culture, thought of the story of Ban Chao's envoy to Shanshan during the Han Dynasty after seeing Zhao Fujin dare to leave the posthouse.

It was Ban Chao who killed the Xiongnu envoy privately, which forced Shanshan to stand on the side of the Han Dynasty and fight against the Xiongnu.

So she wanted to follow Ban Chao's example and secretly kill the Princess of Song, so that the Ming Dynasty would also stand on the side of their Yuan Dynasty.

"Your Highness, don't be impulsive. Now our every move is under the surveillance of the Ming people. If we act rashly, let's not talk about whether it can succeed or not. Even if it can succeed, it will definitely anger the Ming Dynasty. At that time, not only will we not be able to leave Beijing, but the Ming Dynasty will also use this as an excuse to go to war with my grassland!

Although my Yuan Dynasty is powerful, it is impossible to be the opponent of the Song and Ming countries, so there are some things that cannot be done."

The words of King Jinlun were like a basin of water that poured Zhao Min coldly. Only then did she realize that the Ming Dynasty was not a small country like Shanshan, and they could not threaten it whenever they wanted.

"What the national teacher taught me is that this princess took it for granted!"

At this time, Qin Hui and others who left the posthouse were not in a hurry to go to the place where they met the young man Qin yesterday, but planned to take a good walk in the capital first to understand the current situation of the Ming Dynasty.

Otherwise, if they can't even figure out the current situation of the Ming Dynasty, it would be useless even if they found the person yesterday.

"Sister Ruoqiong, look, what is that?"

Not long after they left, they saw the huge stone tablet on the square opposite Chengtian Gate, which was clearly visible even from a few miles away.

"Let's go and take a look!"

Seeing his princess's actions, Qin Hui knew what she was thinking.

But when they approached and saw the three words "Heroic Monument" written on the monument, both Qin Hui and the two women were silent. As the prime minister of a country, a royal princess, and a famous talented woman, they naturally knew the meaning of these three words.

Especially after seeing the people who came to worship in front of the Heroic Monument, they felt even worse.

How could they not know the importance of soldiers to a country, but there was no way because the Song Dynasty, where they lived, was not legitimate. Such national conditions destined them to not be able to raise military generals to the status they deserved like the Ming Dynasty.

Because they were afraid that one day the people below would follow their Taizu and take away their country.

Even if there was an emperor who had such an idea and mind, he would be suppressed by the ministers in the court soon, because they would never allow anyone to raise the status of military generals to an equal position with them. This is also the reason why the Song Dynasty has been defeated repeatedly in the face of foreign enemies.

It’s not that no one knows the consequences of valuing civil officials over military officials, but no one dares to bring it up, because if someone dares to bring it up, what awaits him is the suppression of the ministers in the court and the suspicion of His Majesty the Emperor.Therefore, when they saw the huge monument to heroes in front of them, they had to admire the Emperor Ming, whom they had never met before. He dared to build a monument to heroes for the soldiers who died in the war. This was definitely an unprecedented event.

It is conceivable how much criticism the Emperor Ming received when he proposed this suggestion, but he finally implemented it under pressure.

At this moment, several people finally understood why the soldiers of the Ming Dynasty supported their emperor so much!

In comparison, the official on their side of the Song Dynasty was far worse, or there was no comparison at all.

"Go back!"

Looking at the huge monument to heroes, and thinking about the current situation of their Song Dynasty, at this moment, neither Qin Hui nor Zhao Fujin's two daughters had the mood to continue strolling. The so-called no comparison means no harm, this is what it means.

"What happened to the national teacher?"

Seeing the backs of several people leaving sadly, Zhao Min, who happened to walk over here, was puzzled.

"Maybe it's because of this!"

King Jinlun looked at the monument to heroes in front of him and responded with a sigh.

"Monument to heroes?"

Not to mention King Jinlun, even Zhao Min was shocked by the huge monument to heroes in front of her, especially after seeing the endless worship scene, she couldn't help but admire the generosity of the Emperor Ming.

Only Huo Du on the side looked indifferent, secretly cursing the Emperor Ming for pretending to win people's hearts.

But he didn't know that this was not pretending, but Wu Yu himself respected those soldiers who defended the country.

And even if it was pretending, it was extremely satisfying for the people and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty, because it meant that their Majesty had not forgotten them, and in this regard, it was worth it for them to stand up for this country.

"Master, do you think we can also have something like this in the Great Yuan?"

Compared to Huo Du, Zhao Min thought much more, especially for a nation on horseback. If the monument to heroes and martyrs were placed in their Great Yuan, the effect would definitely be much better than in the Ming Dynasty.

King Jinlun nodded, "Your Highness is right, but such things still need the consent of the Khan!"

"Master, don't worry, I think the father Khan will definitely not object!"

As the princess of the Great Yuan, Zhao Min naturally knew what kind of person the father Khan was.