Some were happy while others were sad. Prince Eleanor persuaded the aristocratic families to act as planned. Since they had no objection to the emperor leading the army in person, then naturally they could not object to the emperor taking them along.
They were asked to bring their respective weapons, and they had no way of objecting. This was not a discussion, but an order.
Under the influence of this general trend, the aristocratic families could only agree that they did not want to see Logan Zhuang and the rebel army harming the State of Eleanor.
It was only at this time that everyone realized the meaning of the emperor leading the army in person. It was to get the aristocratic families to unite and send troops. The aristocratic families fell into the trap.
Most people also saw the helplessness of Eleanor State in not being able to withdraw Jing State’s troops. Although they were reluctant, they understood the necessity of sending troops and agreed with gritted teeth.
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