He was left with no choice.
Subsequently, the two of them naturally started discussing state affairs.
For Liu Zhuang,
what he most desires now is to send troops to the Western Regions.
The Protectorate of the Western Regions has already been established, and as long as more troops are sent, the influence of the Great Han can be continuously expanded.
It won't take long before the Western Regions can be completely reclaimed.
He even wants to immediately dispatch troops to the Western Regions.
But Gu Kang seriously discussed the current state of the world with him.
"Your Majesty, although the national strength of the Great Han has not suffered greatly,"
"this scale of conscription has already left the people weary."
As always, Gu Kang didn't make any so-called stubborn remonstrations; he just made a point and let Liu Zhuang make the decision himself.
But for an emperor like Liu Zhuang, this often leads to only one choice.
