"Mingwen, it's inconvenient for the Lord to say something, so I would like to thank you on his behalf."

Wei Chang originally looked a bit honest, but now he sincerely thanked him, which made him look even more sincere.

Hearing this, Feng Yong shook his head and said, "Brother of the Wei family, this is for state affairs, so just say thank you."

Wei Chang sighed, with a look of distress and worry on his face, "My lord, I have not had good luck in the past two years, so I am always feeling depressed."

"If we can successfully capture Yuzhong Golden City this time, your thoughts will be clear to you, and I, as the son of a man, can feel more at ease."

It was a meaningless sentence that others would not understand, but Feng Yong understood it.

"I shouldn't say more about General Wei. But first, he is Wei Rong's lord, and second, he is Madam Huang's uncle."

"Of the two of them, one is my disciple and the other is my brother's inner chamber. Therefore, as long as I am within my ability, I will never stand idly by and watch General Wei's affairs."

Having said this, Feng Yong looked at Wei Chang and said pointedly, "Although General Wei is favored by the Prime Minister, he still needs to be more cautious in private to avoid being taken advantage of by villains."

"If I can fulfill General Wei's wish this time and make some great achievements, I would also like to ask Brother Wei to remind General Wei: Be careful with your actions and words, and be careful of the misfortune that comes from your mouth."

Wei Chang said solemnly: "Thank you for reminding me clearly, I will remember it."

Feng Yong nodded.

Although the two of them didn't say it explicitly, they both understood it in their hearts.

Wei Yan had been complaining secretly since the Northern Expedition.

I don’t know if anyone heard it or if it was reported to Old Demon Zhuge.

Although Feng Yong likes to see old man Wei suffer misfortune, but sincerely speaking, he is indeed a rare warrior.

Remembering what Mr. Zhao had just said about his body, Feng Yong felt an even greater sense of urgency.

If the old man really can't carry it anymore, then Old Man Wei becomes even more important - at least let him carry it for a few more years so that the new generation of the big man can grow up smoothly.

Now Feng Yong does understand a little bit how Zhuge Yao feels about Wei Yan: he loves his bravery but hates him for being too unruly.

However, remembering that Wei Yan had kicked Wei Chang into a rolling gourd, Feng Yong couldn't help but sympathize with him.

It's impossible not to say this persuasion, but if you say it, I'm afraid Wei Chang will suffer again.

Thinking of this, Feng Yong spoke again, "General Wei has a bad temper. When you remind him, pick a time when he is in a good mood..."

Wei Chang heard this and understood what Feng Yong meant.

Then he scratched his head and smiled honestly, "It doesn't matter. I understand your temperament, and I'm used to it anyway. As long as I can make you stop being like this, it doesn't matter if I get beaten a few more times."

When Feng Yong heard this, he sighed inwardly, "Wei Rong's mother, how are you doing now?"

"My grandma is living a good life. My lord usually beats me, but my lord protects me. My lord also often persuades me to calm down his temper..."

Hearing Wei Chang call his mother smoothly, Feng Yong nodded. It seemed that Wei Yan did not treat her badly.

Back in the city, Feng Yong asked people to arrange Wei Chang's residence.

Mr. Zhao is currently in his own courtyard, so it is difficult to entertain Wei Chang at the same time.

"Your boy not only distinguishes between public and private affairs, but also between grudges and grudges."

Zhao Yun said something to Feng Yong who returned to his house.

Feng Yong chuckled and did not explain to the old man. He just talked with him for a while and then returned to the inner courtyard.

Then he asked Guan Ji to write a reply letter to Wei Rong who was far away in Hanzhong.

Wei Rong wrote a letter a few days ago and told some things about the school.

At the same time, he also mentioned at the end of the letter that before he went to war, he helped his mother upright and became the royal wife of the Wei family.

Although it is just such a sentence, the meaning is profound.

Peaches and plums, the next from Seikei.

"Alang doesn't believe Si Niang?"

After Guan Ji finished writing, she watched Feng Yong carefully seal the envelope and asked next to her.

Feng Yong hid the letter under his pillow and said, "This matter is only a private matter of our Feng family. Our fourth mother is not our Feng family. There are some things that it is best not to let her know."

Although she was at odds with Wei Yan on the surface, Wei Rong's mother came from Fengzhuang after all.

Now that Wei Yan has corrected him, the less people notice this matter, the better.

After Feng Yong hid the letter, he hesitated again and then said, "After all, Siniang is still a member of the royal family, and she is also a female official."

It's not that he can't trust Zhang Xingyi, he just can't trust the queen.

With Siniang's political sensitivity, if she were to know about this matter and her current response, it would only put her in a dilemma.

It's just a precaution, don't let her know for the time being.

When Guan Ji heard this, her eyes were filled with smiles and her face was full of joy, "I thought..."

She just said a few words, then paused again, and her tone became gentler.

"Alang is on his second expedition this year, so be careful. I am at home, waiting for Alang to return safely."

Feng Yong sat back next to her and comforted her, "Don't worry. I'm not new to the battle, so I will have a sense of proportion. Besides, I'm just supporting this battle, it'll be fine."

At the end of June in the seventh year of Jianxing, the Han troops were divided into two groups, north and south, and suddenly marched towards Jincheng in Yuzhong.

There were more than 20,000 people on the North Road, led by Wei Yan.

There are 10,000 people on the south road, led by Feng Yong.

In the same month, Chen Zhen, a guard of the Han Dynasty, returned to Jincheng from Hanzhong, reported to the Emperor of Heaven, and then went on an envoy to the State of Wu.

After Sun Quan of Wu State became emperor, he made Wuchang his capital, and all previous dynasties were governed by the emperor.

After his first taste of proclaiming himself emperor, Sun Quan was so complacent that he sometimes acted out of proportion.

However, Zhang Zhao was also a man who valued etiquette, dared to give direct advice, and had an upright personality.

Although he fell to the ground when Sun Quan became emperor, it was because Sun Quan did reveal the two major wrong decisions he made in his life, so he was willing to admit his mistakes.

But at this time, seeing that Sun Quan was quite complacent and behaved inappropriately, how could he possibly hold back?

At that moment, he stood up with his hut in hand and stepped out of his position. With strong words and righteousness, he reprimanded Sun Quan for his faults on the spot.

Sun Quan thought he had convinced Zhang Zhao, but he didn't expect that he was overthinking it.

He was so angry that he used Zhang Zhao's old age as an excuse and ordered him to never go to court again.
Chapter completed!