Thus, Song Cheng would visit about two or three times in a week.
And on yet another day, after his arrival, he saw Yan Baixiang clutching a letter, looking at it excitedly, praising it, muttering to himself, "How dare he? How dare he?"
Song Cheng wrote, "What happened?"
Yan Baixiang hurriedly showed him the letter, saying as he read, "Foster father, Zhao Hua is your sworn brother, isn't he?"
Song Cheng nodded, and the contents of the letter also shocked him.
He knew that Zhao Hua had led troops into the Imperial Capital.
But this, he hadn't known.
About a month earlier, at the Imperial Capital's end-of-year sacrifices, Zhao Hua took the entire city's civil and military officials, leaders of the major forces of the Imperial Capital, and even the Empress Dowager who had become a nun, along with the new Emperor to the banks of the Wu River to sacrifice to the traditional "Wu River God".
