Chapter 687 Stupid and poisonous
Xi Shu's despicable behavior was really disgusting. Ji Fengwu was so angry that she directly sent troops to attack Xi Shu. However, most of the generals in the court went to support the general who protects the country. There was no capable person. At this time, the favored Shijun in the harem whispered in the pillow, wanting his younger brother to ascend to the throne and make meritorious deeds. He proposed to send his younger brother to go. Ji Fengwu was bewitched by Shijun and agreed to let the playboy lead the troops.
Unfortunately, Ji Fengwu had a poor eye for people. That playboy was neither good at literature nor martial arts, and his blind command led to the destruction of an army of 100,000, the loss of five cities, and his own death.
Upon learning that his brother was dead, Shijun burst into tears and asked the empress to avenge his brother.
Unfortunately, Ji Fengwu had no time to deal with him this time. She directly banished him to the cold palace and executed all his family members.
On the other side, the general who protected the country and the Jin army were in a stalemate. At this time, the Jin State suddenly asked for peace with the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, willing to withdraw its troops and offer an antidote.
Ji Fengwu was overjoyed when she heard this, and ordered the general who protected the country to stop the attack and turn around to attack Western Shu.
However, the general who guards the country thinks that there may be something fishy about this matter and hopes that the empress will think twice.
But when Ji Fengwu heard that there was an antidote, she didn't care about anything else. Besides, wasn't Jin willing to withdraw its troops? So why fight?
The general who protected the country was unwilling to give in, fearing that if she left, the State of Jin would counterattack. Ji Fengwu was also worried, so she simply made a bold move.
She sent the injured King Rui to the border, under the pretext of hosting the peace talks with the State of Jin on her behalf.
But didn't they think about whether Jin's move was a fraud? Besides, King Rui had dealt with Jin before, and Jin was so wary and hateful of King Rui. What did Ji Fengwu want to do by taking the injured King Rui to the border?
The stupid and vicious Ji Fengwu was feeling very proud. How could she not know that the State of Jin wanted to eat the third brother to death?
She did it on purpose!
Isn’t the third brother known as the God of War?
Now the God of War has become a cripple, and her defeated opponents don’t know how to ridicule her when they see her as a cripple.
Who knows, they might even start a fight if they disagree with each other, and it would be even better if they killed the cripple. Sure enough, within a few days, I heard that King Rui had been assassinated.
Ji Fengwu was furious and pretended to severely punish the murderer, but she heard that the murderer was an envoy from Jin State and was killed by King Rui!
Before the Eastern Zhou Dynasty got angry, the Jin State complained first, saying that King Rui had torn up the peace agreement and slandered the Emperor of Jin. He seemed unwilling for the two countries to negotiate peace and intended to steal the antidote that the Emperor of Jin had given to Ji Fengwu.
The envoys tried to stop King Rui's intention because they discovered it. Unexpectedly, they were killed by King Rui. They were then blamed for assassinating King Rui. This was even more unfair than Dou E's.
Ji Fengwu was so furious after hearing this that her focus was entirely on the fact that Prince Rui had stolen the antidote, and she didn't care whether what Jin said was true or false.
You good third brother, she knew that this guy would not give up and wanted to destroy her antidote. He was hoping for her death!
Damn Ji Huashang! You want me to die? It's not that easy!
Ji Fengwu didn't know who instigated her, but she directly ordered the dethronement of Prince Rui and executed him on the spot.
Not only that, I heard that the antidote is at the border, and it’s the only one. If it disappears, won’t she be beyond help?
No!
Regardless of whether it is true or not, as it concerns her life, Ji Fengwu decides to lead the army in person.
Upon hearing this, the other ministers were shocked and tried to stop her, but Ji Fengwu had made up her mind that anyone who tried to persuade her wanted her dead, so she would chop him off!
On the other side, the general who had just arrived at the place where the war with Western Shu took place was so furious when he heard that the empress was leading the army in person that he cursed the empress for being stupid!
But when he wanted to turn around and go back for help, he remembered that the situation in Western Shu had not been resolved yet, and who would dare to leave without the empress's order?
The general who protected the country was so angry that he thought that if the country was handed over to someone like Ji Fengwu, the country would be destroyed sooner or later!
(End of this chapter)
