Shen Shikang saw that the Emperor had already decided on Yin Kun's matter with such resolute attitude, leaving him somewhat helpless.
However, when compared to Gu Chengyu, it is naturally the latter who is more difficult to deal with.
"Emperor! Here are the memorials newly submitted by the ministers. This stack is all about the impeachment of Imperial Censor Yin, and they all believe that Gu Siqing should not hold military power at this moment. If Imperial Censor Yin truly harbors rebellious thoughts, and given their close brotherly relationship, the consequences of them colluding would be unimaginable."
In fact, this wasn't the result of Shen Shikang's deliberate agitations, but rather the shared belief among the ministers.
Gu Chengyu, a mere civil servant, had just arrived at the border and became the commander, without expending a single soldier, he eliminated over two hundred thousand enemy troops. How terrifying is that?
