Chapter 1628 The real and fake princess 21

Someone reassured her from a safety perspective: "Princess, please don't pay attention to him! Even if we don't pay attention and he says you are rebellious, don't worry about him. Anyway, our fortress can't even be taken down by the Wu Kingdom, so he can take it." There is nothing we can do. The most we can do is scold us verbally. Swearing us verbally is nothing. Princess, don’t be afraid."

Someone else advised her not to obey the imperial edict from the perspective of the common people in the world: "Yes, princess! Now our area is prosperous and the people live and work in peace and contentment. If you leave and he takes over, all the policies you implemented will definitely be overturned by him. Then the people will have to live a miserable life again, and they will not be able to bear it. Even if you don't think about other things, you should think about it for the people in the world."

Others advised her in terms of life-long matters: "The princess has such great power now. She can't recruit any kind of consort. There is no need to hand over the power in her hands. In the future, she will rely on Emperor Jianfeng (the reign name of the new emperor)." He said it nicely, but when you hand over the power, he still doesn’t know whether he will fulfill his promise. Instead of pinning his hopes on the character of others, the princess should believe in the power in her hands."

In fact, everyone is not that selfless. They say they want An Ran to consider the common people in the world. This is true, but the most important aspect is that they don’t want An Ran to leave. Those who have followed An Ran very well will wait for Jian Ran. Emperor Feng sent people to beat them up. That was not what they wanted to see, so they naturally would not agree to leave An Ran according to the order.

While these people advised An Ran not to obey the imperial edict, they hated Emperor Jianfeng in their hearts. They secretly thought that you are incompetent and unable to regain the lost territory, yet you dare to stare at us and want to pick our peaches. You are so beautiful, so forget it if we don’t offend you. , you still dare to mess with us, do you think your life is too long?

Many people were already thinking about finding a way to persuade An Ran to attack the south and unify the country, lest Emperor Jianfeng just forget about being incompetent and stumble and stab them.

Since everyone under his command said so, An Ran naturally said at the moment: "I haven't decided to agree yet, I just want to ask everyone's opinion. Since everyone is opposed, that's fine, we will ignore it."

So when Emperor Jianfeng sent this imperial edict to her, Anran pretended that she had not seen it and refused to obey it.

An Ran's men felt relieved when they saw that An Ran did not obey the order.

Emperor Jianfeng was obviously willing to see Anran refuse to obey the imperial edict. He was overjoyed to see Anran develop as he expected.

At that time, Emperor Jianfeng issued several more imperial edicts, all of which advised Anran to accept the edict. After seeing Anran reject the five edicts, he went through the formalities and discussed with the ministers, and then issued an edict, saying that Princess Fu'an Disobeying the imperial edict and intending to split the country, she ordered General Luo, who was nearby, to crusade against the rebels. He also ordered the heroes of the world to crusade against her and kill the rebels who split the country.

The ministers all agreed with this edict - they naturally would not object to Emperor Jianfeng's proposal, because these escaped dignitaries did not want to be slapped in the face by An Ran in the north, so they naturally agreed with Emperor Jianfeng's declaration of An Ran as a rebel. , and then ordered everyone in the world to attack her.

An Ran couldn't help but smile after reading this edict, and immediately issued a notice stating that she would never split the country, but... wasn't the northern territory abandoned by Emperor Jianfeng, and some of it was taken from Wu Kingdom? What you took in your hand did not belong to you Emperor Jianfeng at all, so which territory of Hou Qi did she split?

However...since Emperor Jianfeng labeled her, although she had never thought about fighting with her roommates, in order to prevent Emperor Jianfeng from saying that she was dividing the country, she would find a time to cross the river and bring the south that was not yet under her control. Under her rule, this way, the whole territory is under her rule. It can't be called splitting the country, right?

There is no doubt that An Ran's reply made those under her very happy. After all, as early as when Emperor Jianfeng issued the first imperial edict, they felt that Emperor Jianfeng was an insidious villain who wanted to harvest ready-made peaches, and they did not like him. , wanted to take care of him, and now An Ran's reply fulfilled their wish. They were naturally happy, and they were all gearing up to take care of the south, so that Emperor Jianfeng would not be like a poisonous snake in the gutter, always rubbing his thoughts secretly. Make a stumbling block.

When Emperor Jianfeng saw that he had ordered everyone in the world to attack Princess Fu'an, Princess Fu'an was not only not afraid, but also arrogantly stated that she would come and beat him. He couldn't help but laugh. He didn't believe that Wu Guo, General Luo, and other forces If you swarm her, you won't be able to defeat her!

Oh, by the way, he asked someone named Luo to beat Princess Fu'an, why didn't he give him an answer? Is this an attempt to rebel?

Thinking of this, Emperor Jianfeng once again sent an imperial edict to General Luo, urging him to attack Princess Fu'an.

General Luo couldn't help but frown when he received the order again.

General Zheng on the side - General Zheng Qian back then, now the general - naturally saw Emperor Jianfeng's edict. Seeing General Luo's hesitation, fearing that he would agree, he couldn't help but said: "Admiral (General Luo) Now appointed as Admiral by Emperor Jianfeng), we cannot attack Princess Fu'an, not only that we cannot defeat her, but even if we can defeat her, it is not appropriate to attack her."

General Luo sighed and said: "How can I not understand this truth, but if I continue to disobey the order, the emperor will probably declare me a traitor."

Zheng Zongbing said, "Rebellion is just rebellion. What's the big deal? That Emperor Jianfeng is just a coward, worse than a woman. He looks down on him. When he thinks of the time when he was beaten by black people, his teeth were all over the ground." , kept sending letters of peace to Uzbekistan, proclaimed himself a vassal to Uzbekistan, sent money and gifts to Uzbekistan every year, and did countless embarrassing things. He looked down upon him. To be honest, if he was allowed to be between the two of them, If he had to choose one of the two, he would rather Princess Fu'an be the emperor alone and work as a minister under Princess Fu'an than be a minister to Emperor Jianfeng. Really, Emperor Jianfeng couldn't let him obey him.

Seeing the way General Zheng was hesitant to speak, how could General Luo not understand what he was thinking. It was just that he was not afraid of being a rebel at all. That's right. Now they also learned from Princess Fu'an and built a fortress. The safe city of Gu'an is even safer now, so even if you rebel, the court can't do anything to you.

However, he is a loyal minister. He never thought that one day he would betray the court and become a rebel.

Once you feel that the court can't do anything to you and you don't listen to the court, is that still reasonable?

If you really do this, you will have to become a king in the future, or else you will work as a subordinate for others. If others see that you have a history of disobeying orders when you become powerful, they will probably not want your own. Even if you want it, they will be on guard against you. , so such a thing cannot be done.

However, if he were asked to fight Princess Fu'an, he would be unable to do so just like Zheng Zongbing.