After rebirth, I ran wild in the heart of His Highness the Prince

"Your Majesty, in my opinion, there are many things wrong with starting a war at this time."

"A natural disaster in the south of the Yangtze River is a time when everything is waiting for help. If we raise our troops at this time and put food and grass first, I'm afraid it will be a granary..."

Most of the civil servants headed by Qin Jingguo held objections, and it was reasonable for them to have scruples.

The expression of the emperor on the dragon throne was difficult to fathom, and the courtiers below were uncertain. However, they were initially divided into two groups, one for peace and the other for war.

"Prime Minister Qin, if we talk about peace now, I'm afraid it will only encourage the rebellious arrogance of Yue Ye and even the small border countries!"

"That's right, the princess is marrying off to the Moon Night Kingdom, but they are still not satisfied and want to get involved in the country!"

The stern look on Qin Jingguo's brows was bluffing, "Did you warriors just casually talk about starting a war? Any war will make the people miserable. Now that the national treasury is empty, how can there be extra money to supply the army?"

The civil servants headed by the Prime Minister of Qin are all very good at talking. Every word you say to me, Wen Cheng and the generals refuse to give in to each other.

"Prince, what do you think?"

The fire was suddenly thrown on Gu Siyuan. Gu Siyuan stood up calmly and bowed.

"Father, my third sister cannot die in vain."

A few words made Gu Siyuan's position clear.

He didn't give any other reasons and just mentioned the princess's name. The emperor was surprised when he heard this.

He deliberately asked Gu Siyuan's opinion and considered it.

The prince loves Qin Zhongwan, so he may listen to the prime minister's advice.

If he is really worthy of a big responsibility, he should not be trapped by the love between his children and his children. He should consider the overall situation and think carefully.

But what Gu Siyuan mentioned was not the other reasons, but the princess.

The royal family's ruthlessness was true, and Gu Yingying actually lost her life, and she was only ten years old.

Gu Yingying didn't go to get married, didn't do anything stupid, and she was still able to spread some charming words in front of the emperor.

Listening to Gu Siyuan's words, the emperor seemed to have a kind of fatherly heart, "This matter will be discussed tomorrow. I need to discuss it with the imperial master."

"Your Majesty, you must not start a war!"

"Your Majesty, we must start the war without delay!"

The civil and military ministers refused to give in to each other, and the quarrel made the emperor's head hurt, but in the end he still let it go.

After retreating from the court, General Wencheng's taunts did not stop. Gu Siyuan did not speak, let alone participate in the dispute.

Although he mentioned the name of the third princess, he didn't have much brother-sister affection for her. If he had to say it, it would probably be a bit embarrassing.

Gu Yingying had a good life and was born into the royal family, but she also had a bad life and enjoyed a life of splendor and wealth that was unreachable to others, so she had to fulfill her responsibilities as a princess of a country.

After the emperor retired from the court, he went straight to the alchemy room.

Ever since those Taoist priests developed the elixir that could rejuvenate people, the emperor felt that his body was full of strength and his spirit was refreshed every time he took it. He was convinced that after conferring several people as national advisors, he even asked questions everywhere. The opinion of the national teacher.

Even the death of the third princess and the suspected provocation of the Moon Night Kingdom were not ignored.

"In the opinion of the Imperial Master, what should we do?"

The Taoist priest did not speak at first, but closed his eyes pretending to be profound, and murmured something unknown, which could not be heard clearly, but the emperor looked at him with a pious face and did not dare to disturb him.

After an unknown amount of time, the Imperial Master finally opened his eyes, and a dark light seemed to flow through.

"I caught a glimpse of the sky. It was God's will this time. The princess died suddenly. It was destined to be difficult to escape."

The emperor was stunned.