The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 1310

He really wanted to go himself, but the current situation needed him to calm things down. If he left, the disaster victims might become even more panicked.

"Yes." Chao Feng was more than willing.

Soon, Gao Zhan sent several of his men to accompany Chao Feng.

the other side.

Cheng Wubin was still taking care of Jin Rusong when he suddenly learned that the grain supplies had been burned.

"What's the situation with the Marquis now? Is he in a particularly urgent situation?" Cheng Wubin stood up, his first concern being Gao Zhan's condition.

He absolutely needs Gao Zhan to be safe; he cannot allow anything to happen to Gao Zhan.

"The Marquis seems to be in a great hurry now; he has already sent people to borrow grain from the surrounding area."

After struggling with his decision, Cheng Wubin finally made up his mind.

Straightening his back, Cheng Wubin solemnly ordered, "Take the brothers back right now and move all the grain over here."

Now is not the time to dwell on those things; he must help Gao Zhan.

The person in front of him was somewhat surprised, never expecting Cheng Wubin to do these things.

“He did promise, after all. I will protect us, and we should help him. I’ve always been a man of my word.” Knowing what he was thinking, Cheng Wubin explained earnestly.

Without saying anything, he quickly set off.

"My lord, I never expected you to be in such a sorry state after only a few days." Shaking his head, Cheng Wubin didn't know how to comment.

But this is actually quite normal, and Cheng Wubin didn't overthink it afterward.

"I will do everything I can to help you, my lord. I hope you will not continue to suffer like this. I really don't want to see you like this forever." Withdrawing his gaze, Cheng Wubin had already decided what he was going to do.

Although there wasn't much he could do, it was enough to help Gao Zhan.

Because of a few words from Gao Zhan, he did countless things.

After Gao Zhan waited for a while, Cheng Wubin's men brought over the grain and fodder from Wagangzhai as an emergency measure.

"Where is Cheng Wubin? I should thank him properly." Gao Zhan hadn't expected Cheng Wubin to do so much for him.

Originally, he just wanted to get rid of Cheng Wubin as soon as possible. He still doesn't know if he can actually fulfill his promise.

A mix of emotions welled up inside Gao Zhan, whose feelings were particularly complex.

"He should be here soon, sir. You should hurry and comfort the disaster victims. We'll go distribute the provisions right away," the person in front of him replied quickly.

After seeing the food supplies, the disaster victims finally felt relieved.

Gao Zhan stopped managing the supplies and handed them over to his trusted confidants.

Upon entering the study, Gao Zhan quickly wrote a letter and had it immediately sent to the palace to be delivered to the Emperor.

The letter describes what the eldest princess did.

The emperor went directly to the Princess's residence, his anger impossible to conceal.

He never expected the eldest princess to be so reckless, daring to do anything. Fortunately, nothing bad has happened yet; if something had, he felt he might have actually killed her.

When the eldest princess saw the emperor arrive, she probably guessed that her affair had been exposed.

Quickly concealing his emotions, the farmhand Zhu knelt down and bowed respectfully.

"I rarely criticize you for what you do, but you're getting more and more outrageous. Do you really think I'll let you run wild forever?" The emperor roared, dismissing all the servants.