Baili Mingshuang summoned her and arranged to watch her in a small room. What was the purpose?
"Peng Cheng has always been proud and refused to take the imperial court seriously. Since he is seeking death, we don't need to be soft. We can just send troops and annihilate him in one fell swoop, which will completely resolve the crisis in the two rivers." Yu Zifu frowned and said calmly.
Open your mouth loudly.
"But..." Yuan Xiu was very melancholy: "Peng Cheng has a heavy army in his hands, and the two rivers have always been rich. This is definitely not a good opportunity to attack the two rivers."
It's rare that he doesn't follow him everywhere like he used to.
"Fight, we must fight!" Yu Zifu sneered: "It would be dishonest not to fight."
Yuan Xiu's voice paused: "The Tianshu Army... is not easy to fight!"
He frowned, his eyes filled with misery. Everyone knew that Peng Cheng was Xi Chu's cancer, but right now he really... couldn't beat him.
"Sect Leader Lin."
Baili Mingshuang looked sideways at Lin Zhi: "Since last night, you have never spoken. What do the Aijia want to hear from you?"
"My seat." Lin Zhi raised his eyebrows slightly, met everyone's expectant gazes, and said slowly with a calm expression: "I have no position to speak."
What the hell?
Everyone looked at each other.
Have you never been involved in any big or small affair in Xichu? Isn’t it shameful to say this now?
"Stop it, kid."
Yu Zifu looked at him: "What time has it been? Can you just stop holding it? If you have any calculations, please tell me immediately."
"I really have no position."
Lin Zhizhi was as still as a mountain, and the depths of his narrow phoenix eyes were calm and calm: "You have forgotten, what kind of rhetoric did Peng Cheng use?"
"The merchants are causing trouble, please Qingjun to take care of you." Lin Zhi said with a calm expression, "I am the merchant he calls me."
"Boy Lin, you..." Yu Zifu's voice paused for a moment, and his face looked a little dazed.
But Lin Zhi didn't care: "If I get involved in this matter again, I will play into someone's hands and fall into the trap of what others say."
Lin Chu's eyes turned cold, merchant? What a...ridiculous reason!
After Bailiyuan was dismissed, Lin Zhi was the only regent left in the Western Chu court.
Lin Zhiming is a businessman on the surface.
Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce.
In Xichu, businessmen are at the bottom of society.
Even though Duanmulang originally admired Lin Zhi's huge financial resources and established Zongzheng Mansion for him to serve the imperial court, he did not give him an official position.
In the eyes of the world, he is still a low-class person who cannot stand on the stage.
Therefore, Lin Zhi's regency was not popular among the people. No one opposed it, but it was because he did not dare to express his authority.
Peng Cheng is different.
He originally had a large number of troops, and Duan Mulang even gave him three points. Is there anything he wouldn't dare to do?
Therefore, he wrote to the imperial court and requested that Lin Zhi be executed. Otherwise, Liangjiang would separate from Western Chu and be autonomous, so as not to be embarrassed by following Western Chu.
Of course Peng Cheng is not really afraid of embarrassment.
He has long had the desire to be independent, but he lacks a suitable excuse. If he rashly declares autonomy in normal times, it will inevitably fall short of what he says.
Even if he relied on powerful force to achieve his wish, he would still have to bear the reputation of being a rebellious minister and traitor.
It's different now. With Lin Zhi's gun, he can naturally do whatever he wants.
Even if you become a bitch, you still have to build an archway. It is indeed the consistent style of the Peng family in Liangjiang!
"Sect Master Lin."
Baili Mingshuang said: "You are the mainstay of our Western Chu. Peng Cheng's move is clearly unreasonable, and the Ai family and the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty know it well. Now that we are facing a powerful enemy, please put aside your prejudices and endure the grievances.
It’s better to make an idea earlier.”
"Young man, it's been all night, but you should have said something!"
