Liu Hong nodded, then looked down at the ministers who had just gotten up from the ground, and asked: "How do you think the punishment should be confiscated?"

"To be killed!"

"Kill him!"

"Reduced official position and exiled!"

…

For a moment, all the ministers below agreed in unison, asking the emperor above to severely punish Xiao Wen.

Gongsun Zan mingled in the crowd without saying a word, as his mind was filled with the calculations involved.

This general is young and frivolous, has just ascended to great power, and is disrespectful to the emperor?

This is the impression of other ministers.

But Gongsun Zan didn't think so.

On the contrary, in his opinion, this is just a game!

Others are making arrangements, and these ministers and attendants are jumping in one after another.

He had no doubt about Xiao Wen's identity.

On that day, after returning to Beijing for only half a day, and before he brought Tadun and Su Puyan's envoys to the court to report on their duties, the imperial edict was issued.

There are two contents. One is to let Tadun take over Qiu Li's position as Lord Karasuma and continue to submit to the Han Dynasty.

The first is to appease Su Buyan and ask him to try his best to find Zhang Chun's whereabouts. He must be captured and killed!

These edicts came so early that I had not mentioned them to the emperor at all.

So, if this is not Xiao Wen’s credit, who is it?

Do the emperor's close ministers disrespect the emperor?
Chapter completed!