552 Jiaojiao Falls off the Horse? (Third Update)

Indeed, thanks to Gu Chao's blessing.

Moreover, wasn't Gu Changqing and the Gu family army's brave fighting also a result of Gu Chao being captured?

"This subordinate does not dare accept undue credit," the old marquis cupped his hands.

The emperor remarked with emotion, "Gu Chao, Gu Chao, you are fortunate indeed, each of your grandchildren is outstanding in their own right."

Gu Changqing need not be mentioned, as the child has never disappointed from childhood to adulthood.

Gu Chengfeng and Gu Jiao have been unexpected joys.

"Your Majesty flatters us," the old marquis said humbly.

"Enough, we have been monarch and subject for many years, and there is no need for such formalities. Today, I have summoned you to the palace to discuss the rewards for your grandchildren," the Emperor said.

Although the old marquis was a military general, he was quite sensitive to numbers, and the rule of three was well known to him. Yet clearly, only two of his grandsons had gone to the border—