Faced with Xie Daoyun's categorical denial, Su Mingzhe nodded silently, expressing his agreement with Xie Daoyun's point of view.

But then, Su Mingzhe sighed again:

"I am worried now that after the Grand Governor leaves, whether the successor will have the magnanimity of the Grand Governor... If the court and local state capitals will fall apart, and the northern barbarians will take the opportunity to go south, the consequences will be disastrous..."

More than ‘unthinkable’.

Xie Daoyun imagined that if the situation mentioned by Su Mingzhe really happened, there would be three extreme situations.

First, the imperial court sent troops to block the Hulu offensive from the north.

Second, the successor of the Grand Governor sent troops to block the Hulu offensive in the north.

Third, no one can defeat the northern offensive, and the barbarians will overwhelm their horses in the south of the Yangtze River.

Judging from the situation envisaged by Su Mingzhe, the first two are basically impossible to occur.

At that time, the imperial court will either fall to the barbarians or the warlords.
Chapter completed!