Gu Lan looked at Song Zhi and thought that his support for the Second Prince was probably because of his loyalty to Rong Jing.
Since the founding of Dayan, the imperial guard has always been the sharpest and most loyal weapon in the hands of the Emperor.
In the past, the Dingyuan Army, the Pingnan Army, and the Dayan imperial guard were renowned forces capable of crushing Wei Country.
However, over the years, the imperial guard stationed in the Capital City to protect the Emperor has not experienced the baptism of war, its combat effectiveness greatly reduced, now serving as a gilding tool for noble children.
For example, Su Zixiao, or Lu Rufeng, the youngest son of Lu Bingxin, both holding positions in the imperial guard.
But a starved camel is still bigger than a horse, and the imperial guard still serves to guard the Capital and intimidate those with sinister intentions on behalf of the Emperor.
