Chapitre 982: The Imperial complaint (1)

Emperor Yuan jing knew that the Imperial court's struggles were like cooking fresh meat, and only by slowly stewing with civil fire could a satisfactory taste be produced.

Roping in a group of people and suppressing a group of people, the cycle gradually progressed. In the process, he needed to give the enemy a chance to counterattack and vent, slowly wearing down the other party's spirit and fighting spirit.

If he, the Emperor of the country, went against the wishes of the masses and forcefully convicted Wei Yuan, it would ultimately lead to a repeat of the situation of King Huai's death and the officials surrounding the meridian Gate.

Wasn't it because of his excessive firepower that the ministers had surrounded the meridian Gate?

The follow-up operations and layout had slowly reversed the nature of the Chuzhou case, perfectly in line with the theory of slow-fire.