As long as the Korqin people who surrendered to the Ming Dynasty first according to the method of Emperor Chongzhen, they would inevitably be arranged earlier, and it would be impossible to surrender to the Ming Dynasty together with Buhe in the future. In this way, it would not only reduce the pressure of resettlement in the future, but also cause more traps to build a captive and explore the horse.

By the time Emperor Chongzhen returned to the capital, it was already mid-May. Before the imperial guards arrived at the capital, they had already knelt down ten miles outside the city with civil servants and generals, royal relatives and nobles.

Seeing this, Concubine Tian couldn't help but be happy and said to Emperor Chongzhen: "Your Majesty, the ministers from the capital are here to welcome us!"

"Haha, do you know what they are going to do?" Emperor Chongzhen sneered when he heard this.

When Concubine Tian heard this, she was stunned. From the emperor's tone, it seemed that it was not a good thing. She was a little surprised and said, "What are you doing?"

"I have to say that I am in danger in Nanxun Town, and I will advise me not to leave the capital alone!" Emperor Chongzhen replied, looking at the densely packed heads in the distance.

He had already reported this from the chat group. Not only that, he also knew that the memorials impeached the chief assistant Wen Tiren and others were almost filled with a room, saying that the chief assistant was not responsible and asked Emperor Chongzhen to leave the capital in private, so that the sage was in danger. This kind of thing was not true in the state. Although the sage was blessed by heaven and was safe in the end, the blame must be investigated.

Emperor Chongzhen even knew that the initial impeachment memorial was first issued by the Jiangnan-born censors, and then all civil servants and generals, and even royal relatives and nobles participated. In the end, the impeachment memorial was also the best in the state.

Emperor Chongzhen could not say that these ministers had problems with this matter. After all, they were all worried about the safety of the king and father. But he knew that their actions were a counterattack against the Jiangnan incident. They could not abolish the prestigious emperor, and could only hope that the emperor would continue to be imprisoned in the palace.

In this matter, whether it is civil officials, military officials, royal relatives and nobles, they all have the same interests, and no one wants the emperor to go out again.

Emperor Chongzhen had a long time ago in his mind.

As they were close, the ministers took over the journey, and after the initial greeting, a scene that was expected was staged.

First, the hereditary Duke Hou Bo and other nobles who were together with the country spoke, and reported with a worried look that the emperor was in danger in Jiangnan, which scared him so much that he had not fallen asleep for several days and nights. When he first heard about it, he wanted to fly to the emperor to protect his troops immediately. Such a thing was too dangerous. He begged the emperor to plan for the country in the future and think of the people, so that he should not take any more risks!

Just like after rehearsals, these nobles were just finished speaking, and they were censors of the Taoist sects. All civil and military officials came forward to kneel down and said that the emperor was the emperor of the Ming Dynasty and that his safety was very important. How could he take risks easily? If something endangered the emperor's safety, the relevant people must be investigated. For example, Concubine Tian who accompanied the emperor, the commander of the Jinyiwei who was not good at protecting the emperor, the chief assistant Wen Tiren, who did not think about the safety of the emperor at all, and Cao Huachun, the eunuch in charge of the Sili Supervisor, etc.

To sum up, the answers to these people are they worried that the emperor would have almost had an unprecedented event in the founding of the country, and the relevant responsible persons must be held accountable.

Wen Tiren did not come. When Emperor Chongzhen arrived in Tongzhou, he submitted a memorial to confess his crime and listened to the subject at home. According to his own words, he knew he was wrong and made the emperor in danger. He, as the chief minister, was indeed responsible...

Emperor Chongzhen did not interrupt them. He was sitting in the car and the sun could not be exposed. These ministers who came to advise him would not wait until they went to the Forbidden City and held a court meeting. Instead, they would do this as soon as they returned to Beijing. Since they liked to be exposed to the sun, let them have more sunshine.

When they were all dizzy and consciously ended the drama of persuasion. When they were waiting for the emperor to express their opinions, Emperor Chongzhen stood up from the car, looked down at them from a high place, and said loudly: "I have appreciated your wish."

When some ministers heard this, they felt something was wrong. It seemed that so many people were advised, and it seemed that the emperor didn't listen to it, and someone wanted to speak again.

But before they could speak, Emperor Chongzhen continued, "If I didn't go out for this trip, how could I know that the local tyrants and evil gentry in Jiangnan could be rampant in the countryside, even turning black and white, pointing to deer as horses, and treating the government as nothing. I can't believe such a thing if I hadn't experienced it myself. The prosperity of my Ming Dynasty and the popular place for scholars could have such a horrifying thing..."

When these people heard the emperor say these words, they had no way to argue. Because of this, they began to advise the emperor based on the safety of the emperor.

"If I had been in the capital and sat in the Forbidden City, would I know that there was such an ugly thing behind the prosperity of the Ming Dynasty? As my ministers, my ears and ears, my arms, I can manage the world well for me, so that my people's residences have their own houses, and the sick have their own doctors! Diligent people have their own careers! Hard people have their own learning! Young people have their own fun! Readers have their own school! The weak have their own help! The elderly have their own support! The elderly have their own position! The workers have their own salary! The farmers have their own land! The merchants have their own benefits? "

"I am guilty!" He responded weakly, but because of the large number of people, it seemed loud.

"As the saying goes, I can't do it because of choking!" Emperor Chongzhen's face became serious and said loudly, "If I am really in danger, even in the Forbidden City, it's the same. The affairs of the former emperor are just an example. I will tell you now that I will definitely go out to patrol the local area and see with my own eyes what my Ming Dynasty is. If you are worried about my safety, you can manage the place for me and stop the unruly traitors in Nanxun Town. The censor will supervise the words and deeds of local officials for me, and find out the officials who are ill-hearted!"

Speaking of this, he stopped, glanced at the ministers who were sweating profusely in the sun (or for some other reason), and said loudly: "Although I know that the risk of going out is definitely greater than in the Forbidden City, I can do my best to make plans for the people of the world. I have clearly told you that I will also go out to visit the local area and see the health of the local people with my own eyes. If you have the heart, you will perform your duties and manage the place for me!"

The kneeling minister felt that he had come in vain, but someone was unwilling to give up, so he told him that the emperor was uneasy in the place and he also consumed extra money and food.
Chapter completed!