When Mo Gu makes things difficult for Ji Chenxing, the one who is in trouble is not Ji Chenxing, but Jun Heng who supports Ji Chenxing.

Since the Zhou Kingdom is not really here to make friends, Daliang does not have to be friendly to them.

Due to his status, Jun Heng did not say anything, but gave Ji Chenxing a look, as if asking Ji Chenxing to explain himself.

Ji Chenxing understood what he meant.

Faced with the joint accusation by two people, Ji Chenxing was not anxious at all, but smiled instead.

"Envoy Zhou, His Majesty just said that Lord Ji has been somewhat confused recently, and most people would not take his words to heart."

As soon as Ji Chenxing opened his mouth, Mo Gu's face turned dark.

There are two meanings in her words. First, it means that Ji Zunxing's brain is not very good; second, it means that only people with bad brains will take the words of people with bad brains seriously.

The implication is that Ji Zunxing's brain is not working well, and if Mogu is influenced by his words, then that means Mogu's brain is also not working well.

With just one sentence, the fragile united front that Ji Zunxing and Mo Gu had just established was torn to pieces.

Ji Zunxing's EQ is not high on weekdays, and many ministers don't like him very much. In addition, Jun Heng has demoted Ji Zunxing repeatedly recently, and no one has given Ji Zunxing much face.

As soon as Ji Chenxing finished speaking, some people in the hall started laughing, not giving Ji Zunxing any face at all.

The life-saving straw that Mo Gu had just grasped was attacked by Ji Chenxing. Cold sweat rolled down his forehead. He thought that Ji Zunxing was so smart, he would definitely be able to fight back, right?

What is the origin of this princess of Daliang? Since she is the daughter of Ji Zunxing, how can she be a princess?

Besides, how could she have the guts to insult her own father in the hall?

Mo Gu waited for a long time and gave Ji Zunxing several looks, asking Ji Zunxing to speak quickly and explain.

But Ji Zunxing was just helpless and furious, standing there in a daze, unable to utter a word, which was far from Mogu's evaluation of him as "great wisdom appears foolish".

I'm afraid this person is not wise but really stupid!

Mo Gu forced himself to calm down, "Since the princess said that this song was composed by herself, do you have any evidence?"

It is actually difficult to provide evidence of composition.

It was precisely because it was difficult to take it out that Mo Gu took the initiative. As long as Ji Chenxing could not prove that the song was composed by her, it would indirectly reflect that the song was composed by herself.

But Mo Gu didn't expect that Ji Chenxing was not panicked at all.

"If I remember correctly, Lord Mo just said that the style of this song is rare in your Great Zhou, right?"

This is indeed what Mogu said himself, because this song is too different from existing songs. Although it sounds nice, it cannot be explained by the five musical notes of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu.

This means that no one can replicate this song.

This is also the reason why Mogu was confident in plagiarizing this song in the beginning, since it is something that cannot be traced anyway.

Mogu nodded, "Not bad."

Ji Chenxing smiled and said, "What if I say that I have many more songs like this?"

After she said that, she put her hand into her sleeve without paying attention to Mo Gu's surprised look.

In fact, the warehouse of the live broadcast store was opened with the power of thought.

Ji Chenxing has been studying modern courses, and sometimes for convenience, she would put some textbooks in the system space.

Among them, of course, there are music textbooks.

She took out several scores, all of which she had modified herself, writing down modern music in the form of musical scores that ancient people could understand.

"Musician, try these."

At Ji Chenxing's command, the musicians felt like they had found a treasure.

The styles of the several songs that Ji Chenxing took out were all different. Some were ancient style, some were the fast-paced and powerful Phoenix Legend, and some were early patriotic songs. At that time, there was a gap in the inheritance of domestic music, and the tunes were high and long, with some foreign styles.

Although the styles are different, there is one thing that is different from the ancient songs. Every time the musicians played, the eyes of everyone present lit up. Ji Chenxing has such a good thing, why didn't he take it out earlier!
This also indirectly proved to Mogu that these things were spread by Ji Chenxing, and that the song "Jiangchengzi" was indeed written by Ji Chenxing.

"Well, Master Mo, do you have anything else to say? Or does Master Mo have such a music score?"

Jun Heng asked on behalf of Ji Chenxing.

The female guards with swords had not left yet. They placed their hands on the hilts of the swords at their waists, waiting for Mogu's answer.

"No." Mo Gu felt like there was something stuck in his throat.

Even though he felt extremely humiliated and embarrassed, Mo Gu had to admit his mistake. "After I return to my country, I will report this matter to the king and give justice to the princess."

Jun Heng nodded and laughed, "It's good to admit your mistakes and correct them. Sincerity is the most important thing between friends."

Mo Gu was speechless and sat back in his seat with a gloomy face.

Mogu's problem was solved, but Ji Zunxing was still standing at the door of the hall.

At this moment, if we were to say who is the most disappointed person, it would definitely be Ji Zunxing.

He didn't expect that the glimmer of hope that had just risen would be shattered.

Ji Zunxing was at a loss, but this time Ji Chenxing didn't intend to let him go so easily.

"Your Majesty, Lord Ji is old and sometimes misremembers his identity. I think it would be better to dismiss Lord Ji from his position to prevent him from making mistakes."

Ji Chenxing said.

Jun Heng raised his eyebrows. This was the first time he saw Ji Chenxing targeting Ji Zunxing.

No, it can’t be said to be targeted. If anything, it can only be called a counterattack.

Jun Heng nodded, "Lord Ji has worked hard for Daliang for half his life, and now he is indeed old enough to resign and return home. Please allow Lord Ji to resign and go home to recuperate."

Ji Zunxing was stunned, "This..."

He is only in his forties, and it is still a long time before he can resign and retire!
The emperor's words are as good as gold. Jun Heng's words have been spoken. Even if Ji Zunxing is reluctant, he has to accept them.

"Thank you, Your Majesty."

Ji Zunxing bowed his head, his body trembling slightly.

Being in middle age and now unemployed is a huge blow to Ji Zunxing.

If he loses his job, Shen Ruyan will become an ordinary woman. As for Ji Xueyao, who is used to a rich life, her future will be even more difficult.

Ji Zunxing thanked Jun Heng for his gift and was about to get up when he suddenly heard Ji Chenxing say, "Wait a minute."

Hearing Ji Chenxing's voice, Ji Zunxing froze again.

If Ji Chenxing speaks, nothing good will happen.

As expected, Ji Chenxing looked Ji Zunxing up and down, and then said to Jun Heng:

"Your Majesty, if I remember correctly, the house that Lord Ji lives in was awarded to him by you, right?"

After Ji Chenxing's reminder, Jun Heng also remembered this matter.

"The princess is right." Jun Heng nodded, "Lord Ji is no longer a general. Now that he has returned home, I should take back the house."

Ji Zunxing's forehead was covered with cold sweat, and he kept cursing Ji Chenxing in his heart. If she hadn't been so talkative, the house might not have been taken away.

Ji Chenxing didn't care whether he was comfortable or not. The grudge had been settled. Since Ji Zunxing dared to provoke her, she would not let Ji Zunxing have an easy time.

Ji Chenxing met Ji Zunxing's sharp gaze and turned to look at Jun Heng.

"Your Majesty, I grew up in the General's Mansion and I miss it very much. Your Majesty, can you give me that house? If my parents come to the capital, they will have a place to stay." (End of this chapter)