The emperor dealt with it coldly and continued to balance the court, waiting for the verdict to be overturned.
After Xu Qi 'an carried his body into the capital, the Emperor chose to deal with him coldly. Facing the protests of the officials at the door, he still ignored them and continued to balance the court, waiting for the verdict to be overturned.
After Xu Qi 'an carried his body into the capital, the Emperor gave him a cold treatment and did not convict the Northern Battlefront King. Instead, he continued to balance the court and waited for the verdict to be overturned.
After Xu Qi 'an carried the corpse into the capital, the Emperor dealt with it coldly. Facing the protests of the officials at the door, he ignored them and continued to balance the court, waiting for the verdict to be overturned.
After Xu Qi 'an carried his body into the capital, the Emperor chose to deal with him coldly. He ignored the protests of the officials and continued to balance the court, waiting for the verdict to be overturned.
The emperor treated it coldly.
In order to force the Emperor to convict the Northern Garrison King.
The Emperor ignored Xu Xinnian's scolding and continued to balance the court, waiting for the verdict to be overturned.
Forcing the emperor to convict the king of North Town
In the novel "Dafeng Nightwatchman", the dried corpse might be Xu Pingfeng, the teacher of Xu Qi 'an, the general of the North. Xu Pingfeng was Xu Qi' an's father. After his death, he held a grudge, so the dried corpse (Xu Pingfeng) would call Xu Qi 'an Lord. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Sacred Ruins was carrying the corpse of Emperor Wu Shi. The black dog was Emperor Wu Shi's guardian and carried Emperor Wu Shi's monarch corpse on its back.