The Empress of the Qing Dynasty is from the Northeast

Chang Ning was even more worried: "Who should we send this time? Breaking through this encirclement is no joke. My father is old, but his martial arts skills are not weak. He can barely break out. Is there anyone who can take on this important task now? Moreover, what happened in Ujumchin...it's not good for other people to know..."

Yinzhen didn't say anything. Su Peisheng came in from outside and said, "Master, the emperor has summoned you."

Changning held his hand worriedly, and Yinzhen tucked her in, "Don't worry too much. I told the children not to come and disturb your rest. They are also very worried. Why not let Hutuli come to accompany you?"

As soon as Yinzhen finished speaking, Hutuli, Hongyan and Hongzhao rushed in, with Hongyan being the first to rush in: "Father! I'm willing to go! I'm small, so I can sneak out at night, and not many people will notice me!"

Yinzhen frowned, and Changning was shocked: "Hongyan! Stop talking nonsense! How come it's your turn?"

Hong Zhao and Hu Tuli also volunteered, both using the same excuse, and even using the fact that they had killed several rebels yesterday as an excuse to say that they had the ability to do so.

This was the first time that Chang Ning shouted angrily: "This is a major military matter! It's not a child's game for you guys. Don't think it's simple and that you can just use brute force! If the military intelligence is delayed, these thousands of troops will be ruined! You are in the royal family and you know a lot about these things. Why are you so reckless!"

Seeing Changning so angry, the children didn't dare to make any more noise. Yinzhen was afraid that she would get sick from being so angry, and she was a pregnant woman!

"Ask them to bring a bowl of chicken soup. You haven't eaten for a day. It's good for your blood. The children are grown up. Don't scold them. I'm going to see the Emperor first. I'll come back and talk to you if there's anything."

Before leaving, Yinzhen patted the children's heads and told them not to be so dejected.

Hutuli saw that Changning was in a bad mood and knew that her mother was worried about her and was not feeling well, so she quickly handed her a cushion and asked her to lean on it: "Mother, we were wrong, please don't be angry."

Chang Ning sighed, asked the children to sit next to him, and advised them kindly: "Mother knows that you want to share your father's worries and the country's worries. But this matter is not that simple. Not to mention how dangerous it is to fight with swords and sabers, if we can't find foreign aid in time and the palace is breached by the rebels, have you thought about the consequences?"

The three children looked at each other.

Chang Ning ignored the children's thoughts and directly told them the worst outcome: "If the rebels break through, we will all die. The emperor will be dethroned, the entire Fucha family will be executed, my mother and my brothers will all be killed, and thousands of palace maids, eunuchs and soldiers will be buried here. When a country changes hands, there will always be rivers of blood. Can you really take responsibility?"

In fact, Changning knew in his heart that the fact that Mengguqing faked her death and became the leader of Ujumchin must not be known by people with bad intentions. If someone else were to go, there would always be risks.

But they had too few people they could trust. Not to mention that ordinary soldiers were not qualified to go and recruit soldiers, and they had to be someone of noble status.

Otherwise, why would Fucha Bodel, at the age of sixty, go to war in person?

Hongyan is good at martial arts, has a high status, and is not as conspicuous as an adult, not to mention that Meng Guqing is familiar with him. If he is sent, he is the most suitable candidate at the moment.

But Changning must make the seriousness of the matter clear to him. This concerns the Qing Dynasty and the lives of many people, and it must not be treated lightly!

There was also a fierce argument on the other side.

Fourteen was the most hot-blooded and reckless. He put on his armor and almost rushed out of the door immediately. It was Thirteen who held him tightly and prevented him from getting carried away.

"Your Majesty, I am willing to fight!" Looking at Fourteenth Emperor's majestic and fearless appearance, Kangxi said nothing.

His body was getting weaker and weaker, but at this moment his eyes were frighteningly bright.

"Have you investigated this matter thoroughly? Is it really not related to the prince?"

Hearing the emperor's question, the third prince stepped forward and answered: "Father, I have visited the prince, but he did not admit it."

Kangxi had a strange look on his face: "Did you find out that when Lao Ba ran away, you were sure you didn't contact him?"

The several royal princes who were accompanying him did not dare to say a word.

Fourteen, who was filled with righteous indignation just now, stopped talking. Even though he was simple-minded, he could hear that something was wrong.

It was clearly Myna and Soetu who rebelled, so why is the Emperor always keeping a close eye on the Crown Prince?

Just because Soetu is the prince's great-uncle?

Yinzhen seemed to be holding back his breath. Why did the emperor always catch the prince? The focus now should be on how to break the situation!

He took a step forward and said in a sonorous voice: "Father, if we want to solve this dilemma, there is still some distance between the Kalahetun and Gu'an garrisons. Lord Fucha may not be sure of his ability even if he is ordered to do so. I have an idea."

"Speak." Kangxi leaned back in his chair, his expression unclear.

"The Mongolian tribes have retreated a few days ago. We are now isolated and helpless. However, the Mulan Paddock is vast. If the brave and skilled cavalry from the nearby tribes can come, we will have a better chance of success."

Thirteenth brother already knew about Yinzhen's plan, so he stepped forward to help him succeed: "Father, I think what Fourth Brother said makes sense."

Of the royal princes who came here now, the eighth prince had already run away, and the crown prince had been imprisoned by Kangxi when the fire broke out. So there are only five princes here, the third, fourth, fifth, thirteenth, and fourteenth.

Although the Third Prince had always been at odds with Yinzhen, he did not refute at this time. The Fifth Prince had a complicated expression. It was the Eighth Prince who was rebelling outside, but the Ninth Prince had always been following him and would not listen to any advice. Now he was even more speechless.

Kangxi thought for a moment and then asked, "Which Mongolian tribe do you want to go to?"

Yinzhen bowed and said, "If we talk about the strength of the troops nearby, I think we should go to Ujumchin."

Kangxi did not answer immediately, but looked at his son, who was already quite shrewd, with a completely new perspective.

Yinzhen lowered his head, his heart pounding wildly. The Emperor's father could no longer be judged by common sense at this moment. He really didn't know if he could succeed.

Fortunately, Kangxi didn't let him wait too long: "Go and do it."

"My son, I obey."

Yinzhen breathed a sigh of relief, fortunately his father agreed.

After all his sons left, Liang Jiugong helped Kangxi sit back on the bed and extinguished half of the candle. Kangxi's eyesight was getting worse and worse, and he was more accustomed to dim environments.

"Jiu Gong, the prince still refuses to admit treason?"

Even though Liang Jiugong had served the emperor for many years, his knees softened and he knelt down and kowtowed: "Your Majesty, the prince has not relented."

"Ah."

Kangxi lay down, looking at the dim candlelight, and thought of his dream, the dream that had lingered in his heart and could not be dispelled.