ah."

"...Your Majesty is ridiculous. I can't go into battle to kill the enemy in person like Governor Xiang..."

"...If it gets to the point where everyone is like Governor Xiang and goes into battle personally, then I will also go into battle myself..."

"...Your Majesty, I will follow your Majesty back to the military camp, and the ministers responsible for the war will be handed over to the soldiers..."

"...That's right, please come with me..."

The monarch and his ministers talked happily, and Xiang Yun was heartbroken and fainted from the pain.

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.....

Soldiers and horses lined up in the military camp, and hundreds of civil and military officials came out to greet them. They watched the emperor come in hand in hand with a young man. The young man looked thin and small, but he didn't know whether it was because of the armor and weapons on his body or because of the layers of people surrounding Linzhou in the distance.

Among the Jiannan Road guards, no one looked down upon him, and no one even made fun of the young governor.

This young governor came with his troops and horses when Linzhou was in the most critical moment, saved Xiang Yun, frightened An Qingzhong away, and calmed their minds.

The third prince bowed his head and saluted, and the emperor hurriedly raised him up with one hand. He looked up and down with worry and concern on his face. However, thinking of the young governor beside him, he sighed again: "My son, from now on you must be as brave and fearless as Commander Li, Mingyu."

Three years younger than you."

The third prince looked at this young man who was a head shorter than himself, with curiosity and admiration in his eyes. He nodded solemnly, raised his hand and saluted Li Mingyu: "Thank you for your hard work, Governor Li."

Li Mingyu returned the favor politely and generously: "I have met the third prince."

Cui Zheng stepped forward and saluted, his expression calm.

The emperor glanced at him and sighed: "Master Prime Minister, I will send Governor Li here and I will return to the palace right now."

Cui Zheng said: "Your Majesty is wise."

Li Mingyu thought of something and stopped: "Your Majesty, I have something to do..."

The emperor immediately said: "But it doesn't matter."

Li Mingyu said: "I want to send a doctor given by my father to the army ahead."

The emperor immediately knew who the doctor he was talking about was, and looked surprised: "The miracle doctor Mr. Ji is still alive, and you want to send him to the front line? That is really too dangerous."

The doctor is in danger, and so is Li Mingyu. This kind of miraculous doctor can bring the dead back to life, so he has to stay by his side to feel most at ease.

"The miracle doctor should be where he is needed most. If Mr. Ji can save one more person, there will be one more person guarding Linzhou. We, the people of Linzhou, and the imperial court will be more worry-free." Li Mingyu shook his head and said, "Master Han taught me.

This is the true way to be brave."

The emperor laughed happily: "Master Han taught me well."

Cui Zheng nodded at the side, his stern face softened a lot, and he was obviously very satisfied with Han Xu and Li Mingyu.

Zhang An, Wang Lin and others came to greet him. They didn't think he was a child at all, and said calmly: "It will be good if the governor is here. I will leave it to you, so everyone can rest assured."

Li Mingyu was polite to the third prince, respected Cui Zheng, and was kind and easy-going to Zhang An and Wang Lin.

"Your Majesty and everyone, please rest assured that I am here."

He speaks loudly and without any humility, with the childishness of a young man.

But no one laughed at it, what’s so funny about it? Facts have proven it.

Many civil and military officials looked at the young man standing next to the emperor and exclaimed with a smile: "The youth is better than the master."

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...

The battlefield after the fighting has been cleared. Although the bodies are no longer visible, the blood stains still remain on the winter ground. Looking ahead, there are densely packed rebel camps separated by a few ridges...

Ji Liang wanted to rush forward on his horse, but was stopped in time by the soldiers and horses following him.

"Mr. Ji, it's too dangerous," they said.

Ji Liang raised his hood and his eyes sparkled: "What danger? This is the most comfortable place in the world."

Everyone was used to Mr. Hunter's crazy talk. The guards remained silent and only let Mr. Hunter do what he was told to do.

Ji Liang didn't really go crazy and rushed over, immersed in the memory of saving Xiang Yun.

"It's so exciting. I was so seriously injured when I came here. The little governor didn't lie to me. This is my favorite place, Ji Liang."

At this point, he paused again.

"Is it interesting here, or is it interesting at the Zhenwu Army in Xiangzhou? The injuries described in Xiaowan's letters are becoming more and more attractive... I just hate that he is too stupid. It's better for me to do it myself and have fun."

"So which one is better here, or go to Xiangzhou?"

Ji Liang reached out and scratched his head, as if he was facing pots and bowls full of delicious food and didn't know which one to eat first, so he couldn't help but hold his head and scream.

"It's too bad that I, Ji Liang, don't have three heads and six arms!"

To Ji Liang's nonsense, the guards looked indifferent as if they didn't notice. One guard suddenly whispered: "It's Chinese New Year."

These words made everyone startled, and then they remembered that today is the last day of the twelfth lunar month.

They looked ahead. There was no sound of firecrackers, no crowds coming and going, and there was a sense of solemnity in the world.
Chapter completed!