Resisting the Wind and Splendor

The Emperor was quite pleased to hear Chu Yueli explain that the entire world would send troops to help.

Although his face didn't show much expression.

However, the emperor quickly calmed down.

Now that the Prince of Mo has disappeared in Nanmeng and his fate is unknown, although he is worried about his son, the Emperor is ultimately wise.

What if King Mo really meets with misfortune, and Chu Yueli, leading the Chu family army, joins forces with the Ming family army of Ming Sihai, takes over Nanmeng, and then they all stay away?

At that time, not only will Southern Mongolia become the domain of Ming Sihai, but even the Chu family army under Chu Yueli's command will likely be swallowed up by Ming Sihai.

In this way, he truly lost both his wife and his army, suffering heavy losses.

The emperor did not speak, but the light in his eyes quickly dimmed.

Lu Fengjin stepped forward and said in a deep voice, "Father, please allow me to lead 100,000 personal troops to Nanmeng with Princess Mo to reclaim Nanmeng!"

"You're going to Southern Mongolia?" The Emperor was surprised.

Consort Yu also looked at Lu Fengjin. Although she knew that he must have something to say to enter the palace today, she did not expect that he would be willing to lead 100,000 personal soldiers to Nanmeng.

Consort Yu had mixed feelings.

Prince Jin leading his troops to Nanmeng to help King Mo is a good thing, but the interests involved may not be beneficial to King Mo.

Lu Fengjin would not send troops to help without a reason. He must have made Chu Yueli agree to something. Otherwise, why would he go directly to the Mo Prince's Mansion to find Chu Yueli this morning?

However, upon reflection, Consort Yu realized that her greatest wish at this moment was to see Prince Mo return safely. As for what Lu Fengjin wanted, she would not concern herself with it for the time being.

Anyone who can help their son at this moment is a benefactor.

Lu Fengjin's words gradually brightened the Emperor's mood.

"Alright, then let Jin'er be the commander-in-chief and Ali the deputy commander, and together they will lead the troops to Nanmeng to rescue King Mo!"

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The emperor's thoughts are simple and direct.

If King Mo is safe and sound, then whether King Mo is in charge or King Jin is the commander-in-chief, he will be his son.

Whether Nanmeng falls into the hands of Prince Mo or Prince Jin, it makes little difference to the Emperor.

As long as it doesn't fall into Ming Sihai's hands, that's fine.

Prince Jin will muster his troops tomorrow and set off on the campaign the day after tomorrow.

Chu Yueli will depart for the Chu family army's camp in Qinyang early tomorrow morning. The letter was personally delivered by Jing Lei today, allowing Madam Qing, who arrived at the Chu family army's camp ahead of time, to muster the troops in advance.

Once Chu Yue arrives in Qinyang, the army can set off at any time.

Consort Yu accompanied Chu Yueli as they left the Emperor's study.

No sooner had they left the Emperor's Hall of Diligent Governance than Consort Yu pulled Chu Yue back to her own Yonghua Palace.

She said urgently, "Mo'er will not want to see you go to Nanmeng!"

“But I also said that he wouldn’t forcibly stop me; he would respect my wishes,” Chu Yueli said calmly.

Consort Yu was both anxious and angry: "You are so stubborn, you are just like him!"

The son is stubborn and disobedient, and so is the daughter-in-law.

As a mother, she was truly helpless.

"Alright, you should go back and pack your things quickly. I'll come to the Prince's Mansion to find you later, and we'll go to Nanmeng together."

Her son went missing in Southern Mongolia, and she was extremely anxious, wishing she could fly there immediately to help him.

I never expected that Chu Yueli would be so persistent.

Since she was going, Consort Yu decided to personally escort her, so that she could at least protect her along the way.

To avoid any untoward incident causing her son to resent her for the rest of his life!