Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

he knows.

He could not eliminate the hostility of Yingtian Prefecture towards the vassal kings by himself.

Moreover, this hostility is like a sword hanging high above one's head, which may fall down and pierce through the skull one day.

But the current situation of Yingtian Prefecture is entirely due to the invisible force behind the Huaixi nobles. If this person can be found out, perhaps the crisis can be solved from the root.

Just as Master Daoyan said: Zhu Yunhuan, that young boy, is not a concern, and the Huaixi nobles, those greedy and murderous generals who lack brains, are not a concern. Logically speaking, we just need to wait for the world to become chaotic.

However, Cheng Yaojin suddenly appeared and a variable appeared behind the Huaixi nobles.

If this variable was gone... even if they knew some of the other party's identity and background information... as the saying goes, knowing yourself and your enemy, you can fight a hundred battles without defeat. In this way, at least they would not be blindly unaware of who their opponent is.

When Zhu Di mentioned this "variable".

There was a slight ripple on Monk Daoyan's usually calm face - he naturally wanted to know what kind of person his opponent was.

But Monk Wude shook his head and said, "I also stayed in Yingtian Prefecture for two or three days afterwards and paid special attention to this matter. This person is very secretive."

Obviously, his answer was no.

Zhu Di's eyes showed a hint of disappointment, and he asked without giving up: "Is there not even a suspect?"

Monk Wude raised his palm with one hand, bowed, and chanted the Buddha's name: "Amitabha, I am truly blind."

Monk Daoyan withdrew his gaze and said with a hint of regret, "It seems that this person is extremely cautious, and his character is quite terrifying."

"Everyone in this world is striving for four things: fame, fortune, and wealth."

"This man stood behind the nobles of Huaixi and helped a new emperor ascend to the throne. He also possessed such strategy and intelligence. Even after achieving this, he was still able to calm down and hide himself. It can be seen that he not only has this kind of mentality, but also has great ambitions!"

Listening to the compliments that Monk Daoyan said to the other party.

Zhu Di felt as if a kitten's claws were scratching his heart, and a hint of anxiety and unwillingness rose in his heart: The stronger the opponent, doesn't it mean that his chances are smaller?

But the next moment.

He saw a rare smile on Monk Daoyan's face. His usually lazy, slightly drooping inverted triangle eyes widened completely, and he said with excitement: "But, this is more interesting, isn't it?"

Zhu Di swallowed back the words he was about to say, and finally he calmed down. He looked at Monk Wude beside him and asked, "What's the other news from Yingtian Prefecture?"

Monk Wude came to his senses and immediately reached into his sleeve to pull out a newspaper and a copy of the imperial edict he had written himself. "During my three or two days in Yingtian Prefecture, these two things have caused the most sensation."

"One is a newspaper that Master is quite concerned about."

"This time, while Yingtian Prefecture was eagerly awaiting the release of the third issue of the newspaper, the imperial court first announced the decree and then began selling the newspaper."

Monk Wude knew.

Although this so-called newspaper looked nothing special, and some of its contents could even be described as playful and vulgar, my master paid special attention to it.

So I took out the newspaper first.

Then he continued, "As for the rest, it's the people's complaints against the new emperor. Oh, and speaking of that, the new emperor has done something incredible, namely the matter of the Coal Transport Bureau."

"Given the timing, this news must have reached Master by now. Coupled with all the previous events, the people of Yingtian Prefecture are increasingly dissatisfied with the new emperor."

Zhu Di sneered disdainfully and said, "I just heard about this a few days ago. It's said that my nephew has sent a large number of people to dig coal mines, and he wants to send these coal blocks to various provinces and prefectures of the Ming Dynasty."