Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1684: Wang Zhongsi's Fate!

Wang Chong's greatest worry was that Wang Zhongsi would somehow get involved in the incident, or perhaps knew that it was happening and had given it his tacit consent.

If this was the case, the Sage Emperor's rage after the Rebellion of the Three Princes would mean that Wang Zhongsi would still be unable to avoid the tragedy of his last life.

But it now seemed that Wang Zhongsi was simply too honest and upright, and the First Prince was rather apprehensive about him, so he had begun to distance himself some time ago. Wang Zhongsi had never been able to get close to the core of the First Prince's group, which could be said to be fortune amidst misfortune. If the situation had been different, this meeting would have been meaningless.

Wang Zhongsi raised an eyebrow as if he had suddenly understood something.

"King of Foreign Lands, I know that a few things have happened between you and the First Prince. If you've come to me for these matters, then I'm afraid you've found the wrong person. It has been a very long time since I last participated in court matters. I rarely intervene in the Bureau of Military Personnel, let alone anything else."

Wang Chong momentarily froze, and he immediately knew that Wang Zhongsi had misunderstood. He believed that Wang Chong had invited him so that he could assist in smoothing out Wang Chong's relationship with the First Prince, putting in a good word for him.

Wang Chong inwardly gave a bitter smile, but he did not explain.

Wang Zhongsi's talent in the art of war was unquestionable, but his political sense and intuition were far from that.

After all, the Rebellion of the Three Princes had already reached this stage without Wang Zhongsi realizing anything!

The reason for this was closely related to Wang Zhongsi's art of war. Wang Chong had once carefully researched this man's style of fighting.

Military strategies could be direct, or they could rely on surprise. Some people excelled at surprise attacks, and they had unconventional styles that never adhered to a single pattern. They were

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