In the capital, he didn't make any friends. The only one, Yu Wenhao, also went off to fight. He was very bored and wandered around. In the teahouse, he heard that many martial arts people went to the battlefield to contribute to the country. He sneered.
, beyond stupidity.
On the battlefield, we only need orthodox soldiers, so why do we need these rabble? They all have their own ideas and high spirits, so how can they be willing to accept the leadership of the imperial court?
Moreover, the chances of winning this battle are not high. If you rush to the battlefield rashly, you may never come back. How can you not be stupid?
He laughed sarcastically, left his money and returned to his home. He packed some clothes, took out weapons that he had not used for a long time, and led a horse. When passing by the market, he bought some dry food and put it on the horse's back.
, all the way out of the city.
After leaving the city, he looked around blankly, shook his head and said: "Anyway, there is nowhere to go. It's better to go to Xiuzhou Mansion. It's not to help Beitang fight the war. It's just boring. It's good to see the excitement."
After he finished speaking, he galloped on his horse.
Hongye didn't even tell anyone about his trip this time, calmly saying that he would send someone to deliver something to him the next day. All he saw was a piece of paper taped to the door with the words "I'm going to Xiuzhou Mansion!"
The piece of paper was blown to the ground, and the servant helped him put it up again before returning to his life.
After listening calmly, he smiled slightly and said to the boy beside him: "A person's heart is actually easily warmed by the feelings of family and country, isn't it?"
The boy was stunned for a moment, "I don't understand!" The only things that could keep him warm were chicken legs and processing money.
Calm Yan walked out with a smile on his face and his hands behind his back.
The people and the government were discussing this war. In the Chu Palace, several princesses often gathered together, and it was inevitable that they would talk about this war.
Rong Yue was not so worried about gains and losses. She sent several groups of people, not only to help King Huai, but also to contribute to the war effort.
She told everyone that if she had not been pregnant with the child, she would have gone to war.
Yuan Yongyi couldn't help but sigh, "Yes, my grandmother also set off with her family. I wanted to go, but Sister Bao is still young, and Lao Qi is busy..."
She paused and said, "I really want to go. How about I go back and talk to him tonight."
"Just don't go. One more person is not more, and one less you is not a lot." Ah Si said.
Yuan Yongyi looked at Ah Si, "If you weren't pregnant with a child, I'm afraid you would have gone with Xu Yi."
Ah Si said: "Husband and wife are of the same mind. If I were not pregnant with a child, of course I would go. It's just that you are no different now than you are pregnant with a child. Sister Bao is still young."
Princess Sun listened to them and couldn't help but sigh, "I'm really useless. How can I help at this moment?"
Yuan Qingling smiled and said: "Donate money!"
Princess Sun said: "I donated it a long time ago. Your second brother donated half of his wealth. I have never seen him so generous."
Rong Yue said: "Well, I can testify to this. Lao Liu told me before he left that the second brother handed all the money into his hands to buy food and wages."
Yuan Qingling and Mrs. Yao looked at each other, but they had no contribution.
Yuan Qingling couldn't donate even if she wanted to. Her family had already been depleted. If she wanted to donate, she would have to sell her things. Fortunately, she had a lot of good things, and they would be worth a few bucks if she sold them.