Fu Qionglin mentioned Su Jingchen, resolving Jun Tingye's urgent need.
If it weren't for Fu Qionglin bringing him up, Jun Tingye would almost forget about Su Jingchen. There's no choice, the Northern Border is too remote, Hu Kingdom is nearly obliterated, the Northern Border has no wars, taxes are paid on time every year, never delayed. Occasionally submitted memorials always indicate improvements in the Northern Border.
In short, Su Jingchen managed Linzhou well, so the Emperor has no extra worry. Hence, the Emperor vividly remembers those other states that left him utterly exhausted.
Here, Jun Tingye made a decision, and two months later, Su Jingchen, far away in the Northern Land, received the imperial edict.
No need to return to the capital, go directly to Yangzhou. The Lianghuai Salt Transport Bureau is in chaos, waiting for Su Jingchen to take charge.
