Gu Cheng was not surprised that Xu Fu would take action.
Xu Fu's plan was to establish the throne after the Tumu Fortress was abandoned, allowing the dishonorable King Yin to fight for the throne. After the chaos in the government and the public, he allowed the Jianwen lineage to regain legitimacy, and supported the useless Emperor Jianwen after he came to power and used it to squander his money.
The dragon energy can lead the real dragon out, and only then can the dragon be slain.
As for Japan, although it was the bloodline left by him when he traveled east to find the elixir of immortality, he abandoned it casually in order to pursue a great career.
But Jue Wushen died so easily, which made him a little surprised.
After all, he and Xiongba can be said to be the two most classic villains in the early days of Fengyun.
However, looking at Jue Wushen's body, Gu Cheng had a new perspective on the power of doom.
Because the power of luck was divided into two parts, one part was submerged into Xu Fu's body, and the other part turned into a stream of light and was thrown into the distance.
Obviously, Xu Fu and Jue Wushen were originally the ones who deserved disaster. You sang and I came on stage to bring disaster to the Central Plains in an orderly manner. But now they all come out together, fighting among themselves, just like raising poison, and everyone died in the process.
They are not the most ferocious Gu Insects, only those who survive to the end are the King Insects!
So under normal circumstances, this is not a good thing. The death of Wushen will only make Xu Fu more difficult to deal with.
But Gu Cheng was very pleased.
Because this way Xu Fu should be able to persevere.
In Gu Cheng's opinion, Xu Fu is actually a very "ordinary" person.
Although he has lived for more than a thousand years, he is limited by his talent. His martial arts level is not enough, and his wisdom is not very advanced. He is only rich and sophisticated. At the same time, he still has many flaws in his character. He is self-willed, self-righteous, and jealous...
Of course, these are all compared to the long years of more than a thousand years. Xu Fu is actually still an extremely difficult opponent to deal with. Not only does he have a god-demonic level of cultivation, but he also has the blood of the phoenix to heal himself quickly.
Gu Cheng was confident that he would defeat him with Wu Ming, but he was not sure about staying.
Therefore, he was happy to see Xu Fu walking in the light. Otherwise, hiding in the Tianmen and turning from light to darkness would be a serious problem for him.
"Tianmen is indeed loyal to me!"
At this time, Gu Cheng looked at Xu Fu and showed a gentle smile.
"In the whole world, there is no one who is not the king. It is natural for Tianmen to be loyal to His Majesty and protect the Ming Dynasty!"
Xu Fu got his destiny energy to flow into his body, and immediately figured it out, showing a look of submission.
As expected, what the emperor would like to see most is for martial arts people to kill each other.
In this case, he was satisfied, killed Wu Shen, and presented him with a certificate of surrender.
Mongolia has been destroyed, and now Japan has fallen into disgrace. The Ming Dynasty has no worries, and its national power will soon reach its peak, even stronger than when Taizu became an ancestor!
Under such splendor, the mentality of the young emperor was bound to change.
Either he is arrogant and arrogant, or he has no fighting spirit and is greedy for pleasure.
There are too many such examples in history, the most prominent of which is Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty.
And Xu Fu has eternal life, so why worry about it?
A drag-character formula means that things are the same and people are different.
After a long time, I came to see him again, and it was a mess of dirt!
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In the fifteenth year of Zhengtong, the Ming Dynasty destroyed Mongolia and defeated Japan.
The emperor ensured that the direct control of the north and south of the two capitals remained unchanged, transferred thirteen provinces, included the grassland in Jiubian, and merged the Korean Peninsula into Shandong.
So far, it has a vast territory and the largest land area in all dynasties.
The emperor once again worshiped his ancestors, the sun and the moon came together, the dragon roared, and auspiciousness descended from the sky.
"Long live my emperor! Long live!"
In the Ancestral Temple, all the ministers bowed down and looked excited.
The Ming Dynasty lasted for a long time. Following the rule of Hongwu, the prosperous age of Yongle, and the rule of Renxuan, there was also the prosperous age of orthodoxy. As ministers, they can also leave their names in history with His Majesty. How can they not be happy?
However, the next court meeting caused another quarrel.
The martial arts master Boxiong Ba proposed that the emperor should change his reign name.
Yu Qian, Minister of the Ministry of War, angrily said that changing the reign name requires re-coining, and the records of historians are cumbersome. Only emperors who are very happy with their achievements often change the reign name. He once again moved out of the ancestral system. Zhu Yuanzhang only used one reign name, and all dynasties followed it. How could he act rashly?
The Xiongba reasoned that the emperor was swaying foreign tribes outside and ruling the country internally, and the orthodoxy was no longer enough to demonstrate his achievements. What's more, the orthodox reign had been for fifteen years, and the emperor was in his prime. Changing the reign could continue for several decades, and it was not frequent.
Wouldn't it be a waste of people and money to change it?
Both sides held their own opinions and argued endlessly. The emperor's thoughts were unpredictable and he neither praised nor blamed.
When there are no external enemies, internal fighting will arise.
On the surface, this is a dispute over the reign name, but in fact it is a civil and military struggle for power that has occurred in all dynasties.
Both Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di were emperors on horseback, and the military commanders had great power due to their meritorious service. The civil servant group finally rose up during the reign of Emperors Ren and Xuan, and during the Tumubao Incident, a large number of military commanders died due to their meritorious service. Naturally, they had to gain the upper hand and suppress the military commanders.
It's a pity that his merits have weakened, and people from the martial arts community have poured into the court.
Xiongba Feijue has set an example, not to mention the second and third sects in the world, even the eight declining sects among the ten sects are ready to make a move.
After all, they defended Shanhaiguan together. With their achievements in protecting the home and country, the emperor agreed to join the Jinyi Guards and be equipped with an embroidered spring knife.
In fact, knight-errants have joined the imperial court throughout the ages, but the power of the Jianghu in this world is already extremely strong. Once absorbed by the Jinyiwei, the strength of the Jinyiwei will grow rapidly, and the conflict with the civil servant group will also become more and more prominent.
It's very simple. People in the martial arts are used to being free and loose. Even if they become officials, they will inevitably break the law.
If it is a serious crime, it will naturally be severely punished, but what if it is a small mistake that may or may not be punished?
It is these problems that civil servants like to catch most.
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Shangshu's Mansion.
"The knights of ancient times used to show off their power and power, and claimed to be righteous, which was a disaster to the country!"
"Look at the day when a traitor is domineering and disobeys orders. He is called a subject but is actually an enemy!"
Many of Yu Qian's literary friends are criticizing the current ills and feeling indignant.
"Be careful! The emperor is versatile in both civil and military affairs. He is lenient and strict at the same time. He conquers the east and west and sweeps away the sea. If slander is not enough, he must know where to go."
Yu Qian's face darkened when he saw everyone's angry tone and tendency to speak without restraint.
There was silence in the hall, and all the ministers showed awe. Only an old man drank his own drink: "It would be good if you can subdue your anger and serve your country, but I am afraid that you will be stubborn and untamable."
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Yu Qian's eyes sparkled as he looked at this person and recognized him as Zhu Xi, a scholar who had returned with Emperor Jianwen and had been granted permission by the emperor to return to the court.
Zhu Xi's knowledge was profound, broad and subtle, encompassing hundreds of generations and embodying the great achievements of all Confucian scholars. Yu Qian also admired him, but he was somewhat disdainful of his personal ethics and conduct, so the distance was neither far nor close.
Now that the other party has spoken, both emotionally and rationally, Yu Qian should ask: "Can Mr. Zhu teach me?"
"Don't dare take it!"
Zhu Xi, whose pseudonym is Zhu Xi, is actually blessed with Confucianism and Taoism. He smiled slightly and said: "My strategy is simple to say, it can only be said in four words."