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After not seeing him for several years, Su Xin felt that Ji Yancheng now truly possessed something of the bearing of a Great Zhou Emperor. At the very least, his majesty was sufficient.
When Ji Yancheng had first ascended the throne, he had been exceedingly anxious. After all, he had practically picked up this position for free. As for whether he could firmly hold onto the imperial throne, Ji Yancheng had not possessed the slightest confidence.
But later, Ji Yancheng had realized that he did not actually need to worry so much. As long as he behaved himself and did not stir up trouble, then unless Great Zhou itself collapsed, no one could drag him down from the throne.
Of course, Ji Yancheng also had to thank Ji Haodian properly. Everything Great Zhou possessed now was founded upon the groundwork Ji Haodian had laid in the past. He had bound the military, the Six Fan Sect, the Ji Imperial Clan, and the Imperial Offering Hall to Great Zhou's interests, while also creating a delicate balance between them. Only then could Great Zhou be passed down for generations, instead of ending up like Eastern Jin, where merely a few fatuous rulers had utterly ruined an eight-hundred-year foundation.
Looking at the crowd below, Ji Yancheng said in a deep voice, "My ministers, I have summoned you all today because something has happened in the Golden Tent Khanate. Minister Tie of the Six Fan Sect will explain."
Su Xin stood below the platform in silent thought. He had more or less guessed that this matter concerned the Golden Tent Khanate. Pang Yuande and Han Jiangli, who guarded the Northern Frontier border, had both come here, so this