When Shi Yi thinks about Xianyu, someone always comes to disturb her.

General Chen rushed back to Kyoto at lightning speed. Although the injury on his leg could not be healed, it did not continue to worsen.

This ointment is really good stuff.

Although the inner side of his thigh was still bleeding, it was not infected. When he felt the pain in his thigh again, he took a rest.

The main thing is to find a place to apply a thick layer of ointment to the thighs.

He could only use half a bottle a day at most, which was enough to barely get him to Kyoto.

Without this ointment, not only would he suffer a lot, but his biggest fear would be not being able to arrive on time.

When the gate of Kyoto appeared in General Chen's sight, his physical strength was already exhausted. When he showed his token at the gate, he could no longer hold on and fainted.

The soldiers guarding the city gate were terrified. They helped General Chen up and saw bloodstains on the saddle and two legs soaked in blood.

This……

They did not dare to delay and brought General Chen directly into the palace according to the imperial decree, however General Chen was carried in.

The emperor felt a little comforted when he learned that General Chen had arrived at the city gate an hour earlier.

It seems that Chen Jiangkuo has not yet brought shame to his father.

Later, he heard that he had traveled thousands of miles alone and came back alone. The emperor raised his eyebrows, and the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes relaxed a little.

Well! After all, he came from the General's Mansion, so he must be quite brave.

I heard that the flesh on the inside of General Chen's legs was worn out and the blood and flesh stuck to his pants, which looked very shocking.

The emperor was worried after all, so he called the imperial physician to treat him. He also came over to take a look, and sure enough, the bloody wound was indeed a serious injury.

He said, "It serves him right! He asked for it." But privately he was very satisfied with General Chen's attitude in carrying out the imperial edict.

In fact, the emperor had no dissatisfaction with General Chen himself. He was the person who was most optimistic about General Chen's abilities. It was just that General Chen handled this matter very poorly.

Such a huge mistake happened and it was Chen Jiangkuo who was the one who betrayed the emperor's grace first!

As the old saying goes: People are afraid of meeting each other! Because meeting each other means three-tenths of love.

General Chen actually had some tricks up his sleeve. Before entering the capital, he deliberately untied the bandage and allowed the wound to reopen.

So the emperor saw the horrific injuries. The more miserable he was, the more easily the emperor's heart, which was frozen by anger, would be touched.

He knew that he had disappointed the emperor, so now he had to do his best to reverse this bad perception.

General Chen slept for two whole nights and one day before waking up.

When the Emperor came with the Empress and Concubine Chen, what they saw was the thirsty General Chen holding a kettle and pouring water into his mouth.

When Concubine Chen saw this, she couldn't help but cover her mouth with a handkerchief and cry bitterly. Her brother was really fighting for his life.

The queen couldn't help but sigh, but the emperor snorted coldly.

General Chen put down the kettle in panic and knelt down on the spot.

Why is it so straight?

Because his legs were wrapped three times left and three times right by the imperial physician, it took him a lot of effort to kneel down.

The bandaging technique here is far worse than that of the doctors I met on the road, and it is not convenient for me to move.

Imperial Physician: Those who are recovering from injuries, no matter what actions they need, are all honored persons who have people to serve them.

It can only be said that the needs are not on the same level, and the cognition is even more incommunicable.

The emperor felt bad when he saw the haggard general in front of him, but when he thought of the chaos in the border town and the trouble caused by the private mining, he was still angry and pointed at General Chen's nose and scolded him.

General Chen said nothing, his eyes were red, and he knelt on the ground with an attitude of accepting the beating and punishment.

Concubine Chen also had an attitude of forbearance and tolerance. She didn't even dare to cry out loud, but her handkerchief was wet with tears.

The emperor’s eyelids twitched when he saw it. Was it the first time he knew a woman’s tears could be so rich?

After scolding him, the Emperor asked General Chen, who had suffered so much:

"Chen Jiangkuo, do you know why I want you to arrive within seven days?"

General Chen lowered his head, his voice hoarse like a broken bellows:

"I don't know." Even if he had more guesses in his mind, he didn't dare to speak them out loud.

Emperor: "Because General Chen once did something like this, I want to see if you, Chen Jiangkuo, can do what your father did."

It turned out to be like this. Did my father also do this... and risk his life?

He had never heard his father talk about it.

The emperor looked nostalgic, "General Chen's reputation has been tarnished by your unfilial descendants! He has been a man of steel all his life, but I didn't expect his descendants to be so unpromising, humph!"

General Chen dropped his head to the ground in shame and sobbed, and this time he really cried.

When Concubine Chen saw her brother crying out loud, she also burst into tears.

Because his father was General Chen's idol and the true hero he looked up to, he once vowed to be a person like his father.

But now he has brought disgrace to his father's family.

The queen pulled the emperor's sleeve and the emperor turned his face away. Don't touch him, he is still angry.

General Chen was his hero idol!

When General Chen and his sister had cried their hearts out, the Emperor said:

"The laws of the country are not a joke. General Chen handled things improperly and seriously neglected his duties, which led to the mutiny of the border troops! He also colluded with the Fourth and Ninth Princes. These crimes are clearly marked on your head. How do you want me to deal with you?"

Chen Jiangkuo: "I deserve to die! I only hope that the emperor will spare the women and children at home for my father's sake."

After saying this, he knelt down and kowtowed to the emperor.

The emperor's finger was about to touch Chen Jiangkuo's body, and he said angrily:

"Chen Jiangkuo! You still put your family members before the interests of the country, right? Good, good, good! Come here! Throw this mud-headed bastard into the Dali Temple jail! Let the Dali Temple convict him according to the law!"

When the Queen heard what General Chen said, she knew something bad was going to happen.

This Chen Jiangkuo!

Is your brain still confused now?

If the emperor really wanted to exterminate his entire clan, why would he wait until he came back before taking action?

Now he opens his mouth to plead for his family. Where do you put the emperor's trust?

If there hadn't been a traitor in your Chen family, would this situation have happened?

The emperor has the law to punish them, but Chen Jiangkuo, you have lost the responsibility of a great general, making the emperor think that your family is always the most important thing for you.

Although this is human nature, it is not appropriate to apply it to generals, especially generals guarding the border!

The originally good situation was instantly turned back to square one by these few words of pleading.

General Chen was taken away by the Imperial Guards and sent to the Dali Temple prison.

Dali Temple Shaoqing Chen Jin came to take a look in person.

Although his surname is also Chen, he has no relationship with General Chen. As to whether he was from the same Chen family five hundred years ago, no one knows.