In addition, there are many doubts about Lin Tailai's actions. For example, in the past two months, he transferred a large amount of grain and grass to Hamgyong Road where there are no Japanese pirates anymore, and he is suspected of recruiting troops privately. Why not say that he seems to have some evildoing?"

Li Chun's accusation is very reasonable on the surface.

In a situation where transportation is so difficult, tens of thousands of stones of grain and grass are sent to a remote location without any reason, where there is no enemy situation, and it is almost impossible to use troops. It seems suspicious no matter how you look at it.

The only reasonable explanation is that he planned to do something secretly in this remote and unobtrusive place.

A general who is commanding troops outside actually does something secretly, that is asking for suspicion!

The old man Zhao Zhigao said earnestly: "I also felt suspicious before. After questioning the emperor in detail, I found out that Lin Tailai's accumulation of grain and grass in Xianjing Road was approved by the emperor, but there was no clear decree."

Li Chun was shocked, "Yuan Rong, the commander-in-chief of the foreign army, exchanged secret letters with the emperor, but our cabinet didn't know about it at all? How unreasonable."

Zhao Zhigao pointed to Sun Piyang's memorial, "This has nothing to do with today's topic! What should be discussed today is Sun Piyang!"

If you are dissatisfied with other matters, please write a separate letter to advise the Emperor!"

Sange Lao Zhangwei, who remained neutral on the Sun Piyang issue, asked with great interest: "Why did the emperor allow Lin Tailai to accumulate grain and grass in the remote Xianjing Road?"

Zhao Zhigao repeated: "This has nothing to do with today's theme! Don't add extraneous details!"

How could such a thing as mining be brought out in the first place? If it were spread, I'm afraid it would provoke a stress reaction from the courtiers again.
Chapter completed!