Some scholars dig deep into historical materials and find that Yue Fei actually died at the hands of Zhao Gou, which is quite reliable. There is nothing strange about the emperor killing the general, let alone killing the general. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed several prime ministers at will. The difficulty of working for the emperor lies in doing well, being suspected, being killed, not doing well, being laughed at, and possibly being killed. This is also an ancient practice.

Everyone thinks that Yue Fei has expressed his opinions on the storage of the emperor's things, and his opinions are still extreme, which makes people feel that he is the kind of person who feels very loyal and takes the emperor's family affairs as his own business. However, for Emperor Gaozong, when he fled from the north of the Yangtze River to the south, he met the mutiny of two generals ("Liu Miao mutiny"). Because of his sudden arrival, he was forced to give up the position of emperor, and was greatly frightened, scaring the ability to have children (this is really a small probability event, too bad). Emperor Gaozong once had a boy who was scared to death during his escape. In this case, when the emperor was in power, Zhao Gou was asked to raise the question of Li Chu. To tell the truth, it's really hard to tell which pot. If you don't grasp it well, you will die. Yue Fei made a big taboo in doing so, and everyone thought that abnormal death had become his destiny. Yue Fei has other environments that are not conducive to his survival. For example, Yue Fei was aloof and offended many colleagues, including Han Shizhong, who was more polite to him. He plays childish with the emperor from time to time. Both times, because the emperor was not satisfied with him, he directly abandoned his son, stood the emperor up and went to Lushan to live in seclusion. These detailed historical facts have been excavated, which is of great help to fully understand Yue Fei's death. At the very least, we all know now, because the slogan of welcoming the second emperor of Qin Hui back to North Korea was completely insisted by Zhao Gou, and Yue Fei was just carrying it out. You know, the Song Dynasty also advocated the rule of filial piety. Zhao Gou killed Yue Fei not because Yue Fei insisted on going to Huanglong to welcome Er Sheng back to the DPRK, which would shake Zhao Gou's existing position.