No matter which country or dynasty, there has never been a general who was in charge of both military power and logistics, let alone the commander-in-chief of the Imperial Guard who was responsible for the security of the imperial city. The Holy One must have too much trust in Su Ziyin, so he was not afraid of her having different intentions.
Naturally, it was impossible for the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty to allow such a thing to happen in the Yuan Kingdom. Even if the emperor did not think about himself, the officials were still worried about their own personal safety. If Su Ziyin was allowed to completely control the military power of the imperial city, it would be equivalent to a threat hanging over everyone's heads.
A sharp sword that can be cut down at any time.
In particular, Su Ziyin is still a careless person and is too dangerous to everyone.
In the end, the emperor and a group of ministers had a dispute in the court, and almost everyone came out to object. Even Su Shizong also held objections. Although Su Ziyin was his son, he did not want Su Ziyin to climb over him.
Although Su Ziyin's current rank is still one level higher than his, her real power is still not as good as his after all. It would be completely different if she were to become the Minister of the Ministry of War.
Later, Su Ziyin found out about this and went to the court to show off that she didn't want to be the Minister of the Ministry of War. She didn't have time to do that nonsense. Although the Minister of the Ministry of War was a high-ranking official, he was also busy with official duties and would get up early and work late.
If you become the Minister of the Ministry of War, you will have a lot of affairs to deal with every day, and you will have to go to court in the morning. If Su Yin is still like this, then it is not dereliction of duty or disobeying the rules, but a delay in national affairs. That kind of thing, Su Yin
But I don't want to take the responsibility.
Su Yin did not want to go to court every day. She was probably the first and only high-ranking official in the Yuan Kingdom who did not go to court every day.
"Master Xiaowei, the King of Beiding would like to see you."
An adjutant walked into the tent and bowed.
"No." Su Yin said calmly.
The adjutant's face stiffened. King Beiding asked to see the captain seven or eight times in three days, but he refused every time. The majestic King Beiding of the Yuan Kingdom was repeatedly turned away. I am afraid that only this Lord Su Ziyin can do it.
Something like this happens.
The adjutant did not dare to say anything more and was about to retreat. Unexpectedly, the tent was lifted up from the outside again, and a slender figure walked in from the outside.
"If you don't see me again and again, is there something wrong in your heart?"
Yuan Yi walked into the tent with a stern face and an expressionless expression.
"You came uninvited and forced your way into the military camp. King Beiding is very brave. He also said that there is something evil in my heart. I think you are possessed by a ghost."
Su Yin raised his eyes and glanced at Yuan Yi, then threw out the knife in his hand. The knife flashed and went straight to Yuan Yi's eyebrows: "Trespassing to the military camp without permission is a capital offense."
"So much resentment."
Yuan Yi caught the knife casually and looked at Su Yin thoughtfully.
"What resentment can I have?" Su Yin sneered.
"My main purpose this time is to ask you a few questions." Yuan Yi casually threw the knife on the ground, walked up to Su Yin and stared into her eyes.
"Sorry, I'm not interested in answering your question, nor am I obligated to do so."
Su Yin's eyes were slightly cold. She always felt that Yuan Yi was a little weird today, but she couldn't figure out why.
Yuan Yi looked deeply at Su Yin and opened his mouth, but nothing came out. He wanted to ask that question, but when he was faced with it, he felt a little scared and hesitant.
"Sorry to bother you today."
He took a deep breath, then suddenly turned around and walked out of the big tent, his straight body drawing a long back.