"After all, there was a civil unrest."

Chen Shou had a headache and was even more worried about the safety of Zhang Zhengyuan and others. The White Lotus Sect was a major rebel and a branch of Buddhism.

According to legend, Shi Huiyuan, the founder of the Pure Land Sect, formed a White Lotus Society with Liu Yimin and others to chant Buddha's name together in Donglin Temple, Lushan. Later generations believed that it was a model, and more people formed a society at the end of the Tang Dynasty. They called themselves the Lotus Society, or the White Lotus Society.

Chen Shou had a deeper understanding of the White Lotus Sect than the people of this era, because in the history of later generations, the decline of each dynasty was always accompanied by this familiar name, which inspires the people to rebel.

How to quell the rebellion has nothing to do with him, because he has no right to intervene.

At this time, the prime minister who was supposed to be in charge was on his way to meet Chen Shou.

"The little thief has moved since the last palace transformation, and he is very proud of his life." Liu Qin, who led the way, sneered.

Wei Yunse smiled softly and did not express his opinion. He also sent twice as many guards as he had.

The group entered an alley. The alley was deep and long. There were some golden feathers along the way, so they could be three steps and one guard and five steps.

Only then did Wei Yunse realize how much Chen Shou cherishes his life and is so cautious that he can simply interpret the fear of death to the extreme.

At the end of the alley was a gate. Liu Qin clearly showed his identity. When the guard opened the door, everyone's eyes lit up. There were bungalows around the alley. Unexpectedly, there was a huge garden, pavilions, towers, rockery and flowing water, which was a quiet place.

There were not many people in the garden, and they gathered together in groups of three or three, all of whom were used to serve girls.

Chen Shou was in the inner courtyard inside. The sun was shining in the room. There was only a gauze screen in the middle. Behind the screen, a figure was sitting upright and writing. When he saw someone coming in, he did not stop the brush in his hand.

"Who is it?"

Hong'er looked at her master pretending to behave, suppressed her smile and said, "Master, it's Wei Xiang who is here."

"Oh! Wei is here on a blind date. You bastards don't even tell me that there are any mistakes and some mistakes and some mistakes and some mistakes and some mistakes and some mistakes and some mistakes and some mistakes and some people are welcome."

Chen Shou then stood up and greeted him. Wei Yun was pretty arrogant and smiled and said, "I'm disturbing Mr. Chen."

"Wei Xiang, Shangshu Liu, please sit down, Liu'er, make me a cup of good tea."

Liu'er, who was standing behind him, then responded to serve tea. Chen Shou had known for a long time that Wei Yunse's purpose was nothing more than a bandit disaster in Hedong.

In Chen Shou's view, the only way to quickly resolve the White Lotus bandits is to advance eastward to suppress the rebellion, and Wei Yunse's arrival also proved his idea.

Chen Shou thought he was here to ask him to come forward and send troops to Xiliang, so he was in a pretty good mood.

But when Wei Yunse sat down, he got straight to the point and gave Chen Shou a blow.

"The people in Hedong are in chaos, and we intend to invite Mongolian soldiers to go south. Your Majesty's cultivation is important. I hope that Chen Changshi will not report this matter to the emperor, so as not to disturb Your Majesty's cultivation."

Even though Chen Shou had a good mentality, he was still fragile and tender in his heart. "Mongols are not my race, and they always think about detaining and robbing them. Wouldn't it be even more a disaster for them?"

The idea of ​​asking the Mongolian soldiers was Liu Qin. After hearing this, he stood up and said, "Shi Shi Chen didn't know that the Mongolians were hospitality and had never been hostile to me, Da Qi, and admired me, the Central Plains Celestial Empire. Although there were some minor misunderstandings on the border, they were all made by Mongolian scattered soldiers and bandits. The Mongolian Khan Hebule admired the Great Qi the most. If they asked them to send troops, they would be able to quickly quell the rebellion."

Seeing Liu Qin spitting out all the spits, Chen Shou really wanted to knock out all his teeth with one punch. This dog's light words could kill tens of millions of people.

The Mongols were gentle, hospitable, and admired the Central Plains Heavenly Dynasty very much?

Today's Mongolians can definitely be called the most ruthless and vicious group in history, and they should be called the group with the most murders.

Judging from the information obtained, Mongolia has risen earlier and faster than in history, and they have even begun to threaten the rule of the Khitan Empire.

I don’t know what benefits the Mongols got when the Tang people crossed south and Hu Ma went south, so that their rise was advanced. This was a huge trouble, and Liu Qin, a dog thief, had to push him.

"The Mongols quelled rebellion more harm than good. I hope that you will take the people of Hedong as the thought of not doing such dangerous things."

Wei Yunse was also a little doubtful, but he really didn't want the people of Xiliang to go to the court. These scholars and officials in the court had a heavier heart to guard against their own people than to guard against foreign races.

In their opinion, the alien race was just killing some border residents and then paying for money and cede land.

However, if you fight in the internal struggle, you will die and die at any time, so you have to be careful.

Over the years, they have suppressed Xiliang too hard. Unexpectedly, not only did they not kill him, Xiliang took this pressure and destroyed the Hengshan Qiang people and settled the northwest in one fell swoop.

What Wei Yunse and others fear most is that the general's mansion, who has recovered, settled the accounts with them, so there is such a Hu Ben in the Great Qi team who doesn't want to use it, but they want to let the Mongolian soldiers go south.

Wei Yunse saw that Chen Shou was very determined and was afraid that he would stab the emperor, so he turned around and said, "It's okay not to invite Mongolian soldiers to go south. There is no other way. It's better to let the wealthy and prominent families in Hedong recruit troops and quell the rebellion by themselves. Haha... the Hedong people are the Hedong people."

Chen Shou's hands in his sleeves were already trembling, making his teeth itchy.

What kind of bird people are this? The wisdom in the official battles are thrown into the dog's belly?

Don’t they know the turmoil in the late Eastern Han Dynasty? Or do they want to be Yuan Shao and Cao Cao. The separatist rule of the vassal states in the late Tang Dynasty that they had finally avoided was indeed caused. If they were really involved, the chaos in the world would really come.

"Wei Prime Minister, this matter is very important. I suggest that you ask Your Majesty to issue an edict. The soldiers and horses of Xiliang are defeated by the Qiang people, and their morale is strong, and they have always been able to fight. Hedong sect bandits are not easy. Letting Xiliang soldiers go is the best choice. Don't lose the big one because of small things."

Wei Yun looked a little unhappy. Although he had been tense with each other before, he had intentionally made peace with Chen Shou since his decentralization.

Let him fool the emperor so that he can continue to take charge of the court, but now it seems that things are not as beautiful as he thinks.

Wei Yunse glanced at Chen Shou and said, "Does Chen Changshi think that the Xiliang soldiers are so trustworthy? To put it bluntly, although you are from Xiliang and have sat in your current position, will they still think you are your own people? Why not join forces with you and me, and there is no one in the court or the country that can match."

Chen Shou was completely desperate. This bird man was an extremely selfish politician who only looked at his own interests. In his eyes, he might not know what was beneficial to the country and the people, but he just refused to do it.
Chapter completed!