The Wind Passes Through the Court

Lu Ting, who was appeased by the Beiting administration, was ordered to return to the capital. Hundreds of horses stopped outside the city and untied his sword with his own hands in front of the palace gate. The imperial court immediately granted him the title of Duke and granted him the title of Privy Councilor. The world only saw the prosperity of the Lu family, but no one knew that this honorable return came at a time when the reserve position was vacant and the border troops from all directions were reshuffled. Eight-year-old Lu Yan is a history buff from another world. He has no system and no skills. His greatest wish is to guard a prominent and warm family and become a safe and prosperous second son of a general. With his father supporting the court and his brother Lu Heng taking care of the road ahead, it seems that major world affairs are not his turn to worry about. It was not until many years later that Lu Heng, who had great military exploits, died in a small battle that he should not have lost or even killed. Military orders, food routes, reinforcements, and battle reports are all in compliance with the rules, but everything is unreasonable. In order to find out about his brother's death, Lu Yan had to go to the court to find allies among the prince, old ministers, border troops and aristocratic families. But when everyone can give him part of the truth, who should he believe, and who should he send to that supreme position?