Three Kingdoms: I, the Emperor of Wei, am loyal and pure!

Wang Yue's voice fell slowly, revealing a lot of helplessness.

His meaning was also very clear. Although Wang Yue still thought of the relationship between the Han Dynasty and the emperor in his heart, the chaos in the world was because of the will of heaven.

During the reign of the previous emperor Han Lingdi and the many capable people in the court, they could not stop the collapse of the world. Just relying on Wang Yue, a swordsman, he could not change or stop anything.

Even though Wang Yue had the title of the world's number one swordsman, he was only famous in the swordsmanship, not necessarily the world's number one master.

If nothing else, at least next to the name of the sword god Wang Yue, there is often the name of the gun god Tong Yuan.

What's more, the reputations of Wang Yue and Tong Yuan were mostly created before the chaotic times came, and they also handed over many famous disciples.

However, after the advent of the chaotic times, neither Wang Yue nor Tong Yuan personally participated in the battlefield fighting, so when it comes to the art of killing, Wang Yue, the world's number one swordsman, may not be as good as some famous generals on the battlefield.

Especially, Wang Yue had seen the great general Cao Ang with his own eyes. That young man was full of blood like a dragon. Wang Yue only saw him from a distance and felt that Cao Ang's blood was so strong that few people in the world could compare with him.

What's more, Cao Ang's reputation was earned on the battlefield. Even Lu Bu, when he was young, might not be able to compare with Cao Ang.

Wang Yue used to be a little self-reliant and felt that his martial arts were rarely comparable to anyone in the world. But until he saw Cao Ang, Wang Yue was surprised to find that since ancient times, there have always been people beyond people and heavens beyond heavens. It is indeed true.

So he guessed Ji Ping's background and the emperor's thoughts, and then he made the above remarks, trying to persuade the emperor behind Ji Ping to stop.

Wang Yue's move was not only to preserve his own wealth, but also for the sake of the emperor.

Because he felt that compared with the days of Dong Zhuo's chaos, when he was in danger and wandering, the emperor was living a relatively peaceful life in Xudu.

When the Han Dynasty was doomed, the emperor should let nature take its course and should not make any more trouble.

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If he let nature take its course, he might be able to save his life and the bloodline of the emperor. If he continued to make trouble, once he angered Cao's father and son, he might end up like King Ziying of Qin at the end of the Qin Dynasty.

On the other side, although Ji Ping was only an imperial physician, he was also very smart. He naturally understood the meaning of Wang Yue's words.

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However, Ji Ping's thoughts were different from WangYue is different. Although he does not have any profound martial arts, his character is much more strong.

So he snorted coldly, looked at Wang Yue and said: "General, have you never heard of the saying of 'It is better to die in glory than to live in disgrace'?

Who is the emperor? He should be the most noble person in the world.

With one order, people in the world can bow their heads and obey.

But what about now?

It is difficult for the emperor's edict to be spread even to the palace, let alone to spread to all the states and counties in the world.

The emperor is already in such a dilemma, and you, as a minister of the Han family, shouldn't I share the worries for the emperor?

Is the general going to sit back and watch the 400-year-old Han Dynasty fall into the hands of others?" Xi.