Imperial Actions [III]

For Lu Heng Shan's death at the cost of his own life, Meng Tian Jue finally let go. In the end, he just removed Chu Ping Chuan's military power, but still retained him the title of War General, and did not ask him about his execution of Rong Kui.

However, to Chu Ping Chuan, he had no soldiers, and the title of General Zhengxi was more like a satire on him.

After the decree of the court, the first assistant Lu Heng Shan, became sick, and it went from bad to worse. He only lingered on the sick bed for more than a month before he died in depression.

When Chu Ping Chuan unloaded all military affairs at the border and returned to Cheojing, he heard the news that Lu Heng Shan was dead. On top of Lu Heng Shan's mourning hall, he wrote an elegiac couplet on the spot. After returning home, he also became ill in bed.