Jiang Zhongxing felt that if he were in the position of the Emperor Emeritus, he would never run away; if captured, he would undoubtedly commit suicide immediately.
As a monarch, how can one neglect the country's grand scheme and the lives of the people just to survive?
He had insisted on defending the city up to now, and reinforcements had already arrived; the promising situation was completely ruined by this foolish ruler!
At that moment, Jiang Zhongxing suddenly remembered what his son had once said to him. He was loyal to Great Chu, but it didn't necessarily mean he had to be loyal to the monarch!
The monarch and Great Chu are not always the same thing.
At this moment, Jiang Zhongxing deeply realized this point.
To be loyal to the monarch is to betray Great Chu, to be loyal to Great Chu is to betray the monarch.
Where to go from here?
And this monarch is still his own uncle!
