When Great Chu dispatched its troops, Ji Yunting, as expected, once again accompanied the army to supervise the grain supplies. He was also tasked with the heavy responsibility of being a military inspector.
Qin Shu'an and Zhao Ruwen also went on the campaign with the army this time. Just as Yun Zhao had predicted, Helan Yue was also given an opportunity. Prince Zhenbei had called in sick, so the commander-in-chief of the three armies was an old general Yun Zhao had never heard of.
An old general was leading the expedition, but the commanders under him were all from the younger generation. Song Yunzhao could see the Emperor's intention: he wanted to cultivate his own military power.
People like Helan Yue came from a prominent Military General Family, and Qin Shu'an and Zhao Ruwen had always served as officers in the army. Only Ji Yunting was a pure civil servant, yet he was dragged along every time there was a military expedition.
