In fact, ever since Emperor Wu of Han subdued Nanyue, the land of Lingnan had, in na, already belonged to the Great Han’s territories.
However, after so many years, the entire Lingnan region is still considered a place of exile for the people of the Central Plains.
There are many factors contributing to this.
The long journey... including the climate of Lingnan, which is entirely different from that of the Central Plains, as well as the vastly different cultures of the local tribes and the Great Han, have all contributed to this impression.
Now, hearing Gu Ye propose the developnt of Lingnan, and even so direct descendants of the Gu Clan willing to be the first to go.
How could they not be shocked?
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North Palace of Luoyang.
Liu Shan stared intently at Gu Ye, his face full of surprise, tentatively saying, "Zhao De... this matter cannot be taken as a joke."
"How can we let the Gu Clan descendants go to Lingnan?"
"Isn’t this letting the world say I have let down the late father-in-law?"
Saying this, Liu Shan imdiately shook his head: "Absolutely not!"
"Zhao De... I’m willing to send others, but absolutely not the descendants of the Gu Clan, my Great Han still needs them."
By the end, Liu Shan’s face unusually showed a hint of resolve.
Gu Yi was not flustered at all.
He first controlled Gu Ye to thank Liu Shan, and then began to speak of the past deeds of Gu Xi and other ancestors of the Gu Clan.
Treading paths others dare not take, this is the true spirit of the Gu Clan descendants!
Just like when no one believed that Gu Xi dared to risk his life to return to Luoyang to once again raise up the fallen dragon court of the Great Han.
Just like when no one expected Gu Chen to resolve all threats even at the cost of his life.
Liu Shan fell silent.
He stared intently at Gu Ye, seemingly having much to say but at a loss for words, eventually just sighed, showing an extrely helpless expression: "The Gu Clan descendants are out."
"Who will help govern the world in the future?"
Although he was extrely unwilling, in the end, he still agreed to this matter.
This matter was quickly settled.
The court officials naturally would not oppose the Gu Clan descendants going to Lingnan, as this matter had no disadvantage for them.
As for those close to the Gu Clan.
Such as Zhang Hua, Zhong Hui, and others.
They mostly believed in the Gu Clan’s decision, certain that there must be a reason for it.
The Champion Marquis Mansion beca lively once again.
After all, with a direct descendant of the Gu Clan planning to go to Lingnan, officials across the court naturally chose to pay visits.
Many brought along substantial quantities of "Anti-Miasma Pill" and similar dicines.
This also included so experiences of traveling to Lingnan.
Although the Gu Clan didn’t lack these things, Gu Ye still expressed his gratitude.
He has feelings for this younger brother of his.
Wishing to do everything as best as possible, he even personally selected the entourage and physicians for Gu Han.
Gu Yi did not interfere in any of it.
He indeed felt so changes in Gu Han’s character, but he wasn’t confident about the success of this journey either.
If Gu Han perford well, he indeed would offer so care for Gu Han.
Setting everything else aside.
At the very least, he could use the "dicine to Cure Illness Amulet" to address physical ailnts.
But if Gu Han couldn’t endure the hardship, he wouldn’t deplete the clan’s foundation to protect such a person.
The outco of this matter entirely depends on him.
Ti flew by.
In the eleventh year of Yanxi, in June.
Gu Han made all the arrangents and left Luoyang on June 13th.
The farewell scene wasn’t grand.
After all, Gu Han held no official position in the court.
However, so officials close to the Gu Clan ca with Gu Ye to see him off, even Liu Chen ca to bid farewell to Gu Han.
Zhong Hui greatly admired Gu Han.
Gu Han’s aristocratic background and fearless actions perfectly embodied the deanor of a noble figure.
Just before departure.
He even bowed deeply to Gu Han’s departing figure.
This matter did not cause much of a ripple for the entire Great Han, but its significance to the entire Gu Clan was imasurable.
Gu Ye didn’t show any emotion over the departure, remaining focused on state affairs.
And this calm didn’t last long.
In October.
An urgent report arrived from Youzhou State.
Indeed—
With Jiang Wei’s passing once again, the Wuhuan and Xianbei could no longer contain their ambitions and took action!.....
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