It all started two years ago, the day after Li Zhe left Zhongjing City.

In the early days of the dynasty, the then Emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty suddenly announced that Zhao Yide, the eldest grandson of the emperor, was the emperor's grandson, and made it clear that he would pass on the throne to his grandson after a hundred years.

His two sons, Zhao Renyi, the king of Jin, and Zhao Renxin, the king of Han, of course quit.

After retreating, the pair met in private in a rare way. Soon a consensus was reached to rebel together and divide the world equally.

If the Emperor of the Great Zhou was ruthless and took them down on the spot in the main hall, it would be much easier to lock them up directly.

It's a pity that they are father and son after all. Moreover, skipping his son and passing the throne directly to his grandson made him feel a little sorry for his two sons. I am very weak-hearted, and of course I can't be tough.

The two princes united their forces in Zhongjing and wanted to force the palace directly.

It's a pity that people are not as good as heaven, and the three Zhao Hu, who have been wavering, suddenly took refuge in the imperial grandson.

In this way, the defense of Zhongjing City was completely under the control of Zhao Yide.

The two princes are not fools, they naturally understand in their hearts that if they stay any longer, let alone force the palace, they may go to prison at any time.

The next morning, the two princes proposed to take up the vassal at the same time.

Lai has been in Zhongjing for so many years, and he refuses to go to his fiefdom to become a vassal.

Now, at the same time, they are proposing to leave, and the fools know what they have in mind.

However, the emperor was pleased and approved it on the spot.

The emperor's idea was simple, the palms and backs of his hands were full of meat.

It's okay if the two of them are gone, at least they don't have to fight in front of their eyes.

When I'm dead, it's none of my business to fight whatever you want.

After going to the court, the two did not delay, and immediately returned to their fiefdoms to reorganize their armies in anger.

Halfway through, the news of the emperor's death came.

Regarding the holy decree of their nephew to summon them back to Zhongjing to participate in the funeral of the emperor, the two naturally disdainful. If you take us for fools, you can come back when you go back.

After the state funeral, the new emperor Zhao Yide ascended the throne and became emperor. He was sixteen years old.

As soon as he ascended the throne, Zhao Yide received special congratulatory gifts from his two uncles - a letter for rebellion. Demanded that the new emperor recognize their independence and divide the Zhou state into three.

With the assistance of Liu Siren, Zhao Yide successfully subdued the Central Army.

However, his two uncles owned seventy percent of the country's soldiers and horses, and they were in an absolute advantage in terms of troops.

To make matters worse, seeing the civil strife in Zhou, Wu and Yue sent troops to attack the border at the same time, and several cities were connected.

The Great Zhou Empire was in turmoil and was on the verge of collapse.

Faced with the crisis of destroying the country, the courtiers expressed their opinions and quarreled in the main hall, but they could not come up with a solution to the problem.

Zhao Yide, who was sitting on the dragon chair, suddenly issued a holy decree arbitrarily: "Raise an army to rebel." Raise the national army and set out three days later, first attacking Zhao Renyi and then Zhao Renxin. All courtiers and their families must accompany them on the expedition. ”

As soon as the decree was issued, the courtiers were shocked.

With such a huge gap in troops, not holding on to the city, but taking the initiative to attack, is tantamount to hitting a stone with an egg.

The ministers advised again and again, but Zhao Yide was unmoved and had to comply.

The army was dispatched in the midst of a harsh winter and a blizzard.

After marching with difficulty for more than half a month, the army still failed to reach the fiefdom of Zhao Renyi, the king of Jin.

One day, the scouts in front sounded the alarm, and a large army was approaching.

The Central Army was worthy of being the most elite army of the Zhou State, and quickly set up its position and prepared to meet it.

Soon, a large army came into the sight of the Central Corps.

The military generals led by him are particularly conspicuous, with golden helmets and golden armor, riding a white horse with a divine horse, looking heroic.

Looking at it, the soldiers were taken aback, and the military general led by it was actually the new emperor Zhao Yide.

It turned out that Zhao Yide knew the biggest gap in military strength and had already made a plan.

Under the guise of the slow-marching Central Army, Zhao Renyi was paralyzed.

Zhao Yide personally led 3,000 elite horsemen, soared thousands of miles, and broke into Zhao Renyi's camp on a snowy night.

Taking advantage of the chaos of the army, Zhao Yide went straight into the tent of the commander of the Chinese army and captured Zhao Renyi with his own hands.

In order to save his life, Zhao Renyi had to hand over his military power and lead the army to surrender.

The two armies converged and fought back together against Zhao Renxin, who had already occupied Zhongjing City.

After occupying Zhongjing City, Zhao Renxin wanted to take revenge on the ministers who supported Zhao Yide's accession to the throne.

Helplessly, these people and their families went out with the army, so he had nowhere to vent his anger.

When he was about to lead the army to flank Zhao Yide, the news came that Zhao Renyi had been defeated, and he was so frightened that he had to hold on to Zhongjing City.

At this time, the situation was reversed, the strength and weakness were translocated, and Zhao Renxin's army no longer had the fighting spirit.

When Zhao Yide's army came to Zhongjing, Zhao Renxin's generals launched a rebellion and tied up Zhao Renxin and dedicated it to Zhao Yide.

Zhao Yide quelled the rebellion so quickly, and Wu and Vietnam, who took advantage of the chaos to attack, had to stop their march, and the Great Zhou State finally turned the corner.

The sixteen-year-old new emperor, Zhao Yide, took less than a month to resolve a crisis that was enough to bring about the fall of the Great Zhou Empire.

Such a perfect performance won the allegiance of all the civil and military generals, and the Zhou State entered a new era.

The rebellion was suppressed, stability was restored to the country, and Zhao Yide was able to devote all his energy to internal affairs.

first promoted Liu Siren to the right prime minister, led the government, and then rewarded a group of meritorious ministers and punished a group of corrupt officials.

Under his rectification, the Great Zhou Empire was revitalized.

After two years of recuperation, the whole Zhou country was renewed, and the people's hearts were completely settled.

At this time, Zhao Yide and Han Siren had a serious disagreement.

Zhao Yide thought that after two years of recuperation, the combat effectiveness of the imperial army had been restored, and he remembered that the soldiers had recaptured the cities occupied by Wu and Vietnam.

Han Siren tried his best to oppose it, believing that if the war started at this time, the Zhou State was not sure of victory.

If others were opposed, Zhao Yide would have used imperial power to suppress him.

However, Han Siren is a veteran of the Three Dynasties, and his grandfather appointed a minister to take care of his life, and he is highly respected, and he is also dedicated to assisting himself in governing the country. Zhao Yide still respects him very much and hopes to convince him.

Zhao Yide decided to convene a court meeting and let the courtiers above the third rank participate in the discussion of this issue.

The result of the court discussion was that the vast majority of ministers supported Zhao Yide's opinion, and Han Siren should have nothing to say.

Unexpectedly, Han Siren was extremely stubborn, and actually forced him to die, claiming that if the emperor insisted on going his own way and trapping the people of Li in fire and water, he would hit the pillar and die.

Zhao Yide himself is an eloquent emperor and is very assertive. It was only out of respect that he patiently communicated with Han Siren, but he was discouraged by Han Siren in front of him, which made him completely fall into a violent mood.

Han Siren was put in prison for the crime of great disrespect, and he was beheaded three days later. Zhao Yide, who was furious, gave the final will, ignoring the pleas of the ministers, and walked away.

In all fairness, the two just look at the problem from different angles, and there is no right or wrong.

Zhao Yide is young and vigorous, and he can't tolerate Wu and Vietnam occupying the territory of Zhou for a long time, and wants to recover the lost territory as soon as possible, which is nothing wrong.

Liu Siren is old enough to seek the country, and he feels that he will start a war without the certainty of victory, and he doesn't know how many orphans and widows will be added, and how many white-haired people will be sent to black-haired people, and his thoughts can't be wrong.

Of course, Li Zhe doesn't care too much about who is right and who is wrong, and the top priority is to rescue people.

Saving people in the heavenly prison is not difficult for Li Zhe.

However, there was a huge problem in front of him.

Patriarch Dongfang Mingxuan hated the monks for being high above and treating mortals as slaves. Therefore, after expelling the Yin family, he established an iron law in the Youzhou cultivation realm, that monks were not allowed to interfere in the affairs of secular countries.

The Yunmeng Sect sent many monks to inspect and supervise various secular countries, and if any monks violated it, they would come forward to punish them.

As the largest country in Youzhou, the Zhou State is even more focused on taking care of Yunmengzong.

There is a large magic circle covering the whole city in Zhongjing City, which is led by a Jindan monk. Any monk entering Zhongjing City will immediately sense it through the circle.

If the foreign monks are in Zhongjing and do not cause trouble, they will naturally be fine. Otherwise, he will immediately arrive and impose sanctions.

Li Zhe, as a monk of Yunmeng Sect, violated the patriarch's ban, and if he was caught, he was even more guilty.

However, Liu Siren must be saved, so he can only fight. Quickly decided, and quickly fled from Zhongjing after succeeding, hoping to escape the catastrophe.

When I came to the periphery of the prison, it was really heavily guarded. Not only are there three steps, one post, five steps and one sentry, but also a team of heavily armored patrols passing by from time to time, and it is really difficult for mortals to fly when they are locked inside.

Letting go of his divine sense, Li Zhe quickly found Liu Siren's location. If the people are locked inside, then hurry up.

After stealing, Li Zhe successfully infiltrated the prison. Under the guidance of his divine sense, it was easy to come to Liu Siren's cell.

At this time, Liu Siren was still in good spirits, without any fear of death, and was sitting in front of a table of delicious food and drinking.

Two jailers watched over him.

Liu Siren's performance surprised the jailers. The death row prisoner who can enjoy the decapitated meal so comfortably, the two have really not seen each other for so many years.

The execution will be carried out at noon tomorrow, and at this time, even if they are extremely vicious Jiangyang thieves, most of them are already trembling with fright, how can they still eat. can deal with a few bites, which is already a ruthless character.

Seeing this scene, Li Zhe waved his sleeves, cast a spell to stun the three of them, and left with Liu Siren in his arms.

Liu Siren's performance obviously did not take life and death to heart. If you want to persuade him to go with him, he will probably tell himself something, the king wants the minister to die, and the minister has to die, and he will definitely not listen. Since people must be saved, then they can't waste time, and they should be forcibly taken away first, so as not to have too many dreams at night.

After getting out of the prison, Li Zhe took Liu Siren who was in a coma and went out of the city directly, away from Zhongjing.

After galloping for more than 100 miles, Li Zhe slowed down his speed, released his divine sense with all his might, and repeatedly probed behind him several times.

Sure that no one was following, Li Zhe breathed a sigh of relief. Today's action did not attract the attention of the elders of the sect, and it seems that they were lucky to escape.

Seeing a piece of grass under him, Li Zhe landed.

After landing on the ground, he gently placed the unconscious Liu Siren on the grass, leaned over, and prepared to cast a spell to wake Liu Siren up.