Wen and Wu are different in many rules. The imperial court's control of Wu is more stringent than that of Wen. Furthermore,
If the soldiers cannot move without orders, they will be regarded as rebels and deserve to be hanged.
This kind of thing happened in the previous dynasty. An army at the border came to Beijing to escort the army without being summoned. As a result, they were hanged by the garrison halfway on the road for leaving the station without being summoned. And that
The commander-in-chief of the garrison is really not a bad person, he is just a bit old-fashioned.
Afterwards, the garrison troops were not punished at all. They did act according to the rules, and you couldn't find any fault with them at all. The border troops who wanted to go to Beijing to escort them died in vain.
Although this kind of thing has never happened in the Qilin Kingdom, the premise is that since the founding of the Qilin Kingdom, no garrison has ever dared to leave its garrison without being summoned; it can be said that this is the first case of the Border Army.
Even though Prince Xian, the Minister of War, was present in person, the border army still followed Prince Xian to Yicheng. However, although the mobilization of any army such as the whole army was ordered by the Minister of War, there is still a key step, which is to
Obtained the emperor's approval.
There was no transfer order endorsed by the imperial pen and endorsed by the imperial seal. One of the prefect of Yizhou and the general of Wei did not dare to let the border troops enter the city, and the other did not dare to enter Yicheng.
If the prefect of Liancheng was in Liancheng when they were in Liancheng, General Wei and the others would not dare to enter Liancheng outside Liancheng.
As long as you haven't entered the city, it's easy to figure out the speed inside, but once you enter the city, the meaning is different.
General Wei asked his master to thank Zhou Zhizhou on his behalf, and then turned to discuss other matters with Vice General Lin.
Qi Baoer turned around and glanced at them. They were all adults. She had nothing to worry about, so she followed Zhou Wenxun and others into the city with peace of mind.
The prefect of Yicheng came over with a flattering look on his face and said, "Prince Xian, the house has been prepared. We are just waiting to welcome Prince Xian to your stay."
Qi Baoer glanced at this man, and then at Zhou Wenxun, who showed displeasure but seemed to be holding back.
"..."
The roads in Yicheng seem to be quite shallow too.
No wonder the emperor would specifically say those words to her before she came.
"I don't like to chat in your houses, so I can just stay in the post house."
The prefect of Yicheng was a little disappointed, but he knew what he was interested in and didn't force it any further. He stepped forward with an unchanged smile and recommended himself: "I will lead the way for Prince Xian."
I don't know whether it was intentional or not, but this step forward happened to be between Qi Bao'er and Zhou Wenxun.
Qi Baoer is not a really willful and ignorant person. When he first arrived in Yicheng, he had already pushed the local magistrate once. If he pushed again, he would be offending him.
What's more, it's just a way to lead the way, it's not a big deal.
Of course, Qi Bao'er also understood the meaning of Yicheng Magistrate's move. Isn't it just because she is a wise king and wants to squeeze out Zhou Wenxunba. Again.
"Excuse me, Master Min."
The slightly fat Magistrate Min smiled and bent his waist slightly and said: "Without trouble, I can lead the way for you, Prince Xian. I will live a life worth living."
Listen to this, most people really can't bear it and can fly.
There is another funny thing. When they first arrived outside Yicheng, they could still hear the bustle in the city through the thick city wall. But now they entered the city, except for the yamen who stood upright around the street, there was no one.
None of the people.
This ability to clear the field has to be convinced.
What's more...
The post house in Yicheng is built in the east, and they just entered the city through the north gate. It is not far from the post house, and it only takes half an hour to walk, so Qi Bao'er learned that
After completing the journey, he rejected the extremely gorgeous carriage brought by Magistrate Min.
Who knew that on the way to the post house, we would pass by the place where the powerful and wealthy families of Yicheng lived [it is not yet known whether Magistrate Min deliberately brought her here], and it was obvious that everyone in each household had obtained it in advance.
Notice, when she arrived, the whole family and servants were already standing at the door kneeling to greet her.
There was no smile on Qi Bao'er's face, and there was no smile in his eyes. He just walked by slowly as usual. No one could tell whether he was happy or unhappy about what he saw in front of the mansion door.
Magistrate Min glanced at it quietly, feeling very uncertain in his heart; Prince Xian was not even older than his little daughter, so he didn't expect the city to be so deep.
He knew countless people, and when he went to Beijing to report on his duties and met the prime ministers and nobles of the royal family, he could guess some of their preferences.
As for Prince Xian in front of her, the expression on her face had not changed since the first time she saw him, and his eyes seemed to be unable to arouse any fluctuations in anything he saw.
However, Magistrate Min is confident, and a person is destined to have weaknesses. Besides, Prince Xian is only fifteen years old. The so-called Shen Mansion at this age is probably all pretending.
It was Prince Xian who pretended to be more like him, which almost made him confused. Then
Qi Baoer didn't know what kind of thoughts Magistrate Min had in mind along the way to please her. When he arrived at the post house, he drove away a group of Yizhou officials on the pretext of being tired.
Then I took a comfortable bath, and then asked Captain Chi and Twelve to have a delicious hot pot together.
Along the way, she followed the people from the border towns and the victims of the White Crane Country. Although they were far apart from each other, if she was too exaggerated, she would cause a riot halfway through.
On the contrary, she, the wise king, eats and drinks the same as everyone else, so she can better appease the emotions of the people and victims.
Put yourself in someone else's shoes, take a look, the prince walks on the same legs as we disaster victims, eats the same hard dumplings, and drinks only half a bamboo plow of water a day, how do you feel in your heart?
Will you still be unwilling to give in?
Is there anyone else thinking of making trouble at this time?
If you are not moved to tears, then you are considered strong, okay?
I don’t know whether the people and the victims were crying or not. At this moment, Yuchi was almost crying as he sucked the beef. “It’s so hot to eat.”
Twelve was scalding vegetables for Qi Baoer while burying him, "The Shadowless Army performs missions everywhere. I heard brothers in the army often say that sometimes it takes several days or nights to ambush in one place."
[Even though Fang Qi and the others were 'taught' by Qi Bao'er, Qi Bao'er's previous understanding of the Shadowless Army was still too one-sided. Only when she actually took over did she realize that the Shadowless Army of Qilin Country was similar to her.
A special kind of soldier in his previous life performed the most important and dangerous missions.
In other words, where there is real danger, there are them.
Some things that are not easy to talk about are also within their scope of execution.]
Yuchi: "That's different. If we carry out this kind of mission, if we go to a severely cold place, there will usually be a god who knows how to fire among the people who go there. Again.
Take a sip of the warm soup and eat something warm."
It is not an easy task to protect your own soldiers and become a true shadowless army. It is not an exaggeration to say that you have passed five levels and killed six generals. Everyone cherishes them.
Twelve ignored his complacency, placed the bowl filled with green vegetables in front of Qi Bao'er, and then heated the meat slices for himself again, "Master, there seems to be a big problem in Yicheng."
Yuchi: "No, a prefect has more power than a prefect."