All the money was emptied on the way to exile, and there was too much money to spend

Everyone...

Prince Zhennan has his own plans.

Although they were very unhappy with what the people of Southern Xinjiang did, they did not dare to openly disobey their generals.

"Your Majesty, you are teaching me a lesson."

"It was my fault that I was impulsive."

"Please punish me, Your Majesty."

Several people knelt down, waiting for the punishment from Prince Zhennan.

Prince Zhennan glanced at them, waved his hand, and told them to do what they were supposed to do and not to get in the way here.

After driving all his subordinates out, he did not go back behind the screen to rest, but sat there alone, staring at the empty tent in a daze.

Echoing in his mind was the message that the spy had brought back some time ago.

The invincible Xiaoshan King in Daqing was none other than Xie Lin, the third son of the Xie family who was exiled after his family property was confiscated...

Thank you Lin...

How long had it been since he heard of the Xie family?

Originally, it was believed that all the members of the Xie family were killed by the dog emperor of Daqing, but now the news we have learned is that except for the old marquis Xie Zhennan, all the other members of the Xie family are fine.

Everything is fine...

The corners of Prince Zhennan's lips twitched. What an ironic result!

He thought that all his family members were killed by the Emperor of Daqing, so he degenerated and associated with the Xiongnu, violating the ancestral teachings of the Xie family and marrying another woman and having children...

People like him, even if they claim to be seeking revenge for the Xie family, actually did things that were unfair to the Xie family.

He feels guilty not only to the Xie family, but also to all the ancestors of the Xie family.

Is someone like him still qualified to set foot on the land of Daqing?

Prince Zhennan lowered his head and looked at his arm in deep thought.

…………

The confidants who left the big tent were still very obedient to the decision of Prince Zhennan.

However, among the other armies in Mobei, they did not have much good feelings towards the Prince of Zhennan, who had emerged in the past two years.

Let’s not discuss for now how the King of Mobei views the King of Zhennan.

Take the left and right princes of Mobei for example. They actually have a lot of dissatisfaction with the Prince of Zhennan, who is highly valued by the King of Mobei.

First of all, how could a man who came from a herdsman's family and had an unknown origin become the King of Zhennan?

Do you really think that you can suppress the Han people in the south by relying on him?

Second, since the King of Zhennan had an army of 200,000 at his disposal, why didn't he just march south, pass through Tongtian Pass, destroy the Stone City, and enter Chang'an?

Although the Prince of Zhennan explained that there were three vassal kings stationed in Chang'an City, it was difficult to capture it in one fell swoop.

But in the eyes of the left and right princes, his explanation was purely a way to delay time.

Delayed flight!

The princes on both sides were very angry when they thought that the fertile Daqing, which could have fallen into their hands soon, might end up being lost due to the delay of Prince Zhennan.

He directly submitted a memorial to the King of Mobei to complain.

If we don't urge Prince Zhennan to move south, the rest of the soldiers will rebel.

To be honest, the King of Mobei was also quite puzzled as to why the King of Zhennan had been stationing his troops at Tongtian Pass.

His personal judgment is more inclined to favor the prince.

But thinking of the bravery of King Zhennan when he unified other tribes, King Mobei was a little undecided for a moment.

I don’t know whether I should step forward to reprimand Prince Zhennan and force him to go south as soon as possible?

If it was really because of his stupidity and blindly rushing them that led to their defeat, that would not be what the King of Mobei wanted to see.

He has been thinking about the fertile land of Central Plains for decades.

Since the founding of Daqing, Xie's army had been keeping a close eye on them, blocking them in the Gobi Desert and grasslands, and not allowing them to take even a single step beyond their line of defense.

Now, the Xie family father and son, as well as the Xie family army, have finally gotten what they wanted. The land he has coveted for so many years is finally going to be in his hands.

The King of Mobei was a little undecided for a moment. Should he listen to the two princes, or to the King of Zhennan who had emerged as a powerful figure in recent years?

The King of Mobei was at a loss.

However, after facing one memorial after another from the princes on the left and right, he finally decided to let the Prince of Zhennan go south as soon as possible.

Can't delay any longer.

Chang'an and the others must be included in our arms.

King Zhennan received a handwritten letter from King Mobei on the second day after he was assassinated.

Looking at the order from above urging him to set off as soon as possible and rush to Chang'an, his brows were tightly furrowed.

He knew that after passing Tongtian Pass and then Shitou City, he would be close to Chang'an.

Such a close distance meant that he would have to confront Xie Lin personally.

This was not the result he wanted.

To be more precise, he had his own reasons and selfish motives for keeping his troops here.

He didn't want to meet his son on the battlefield.

Especially when they meet each other as enemies and opponents.

Seriously, it's cruel.

But the others seemed to be looking forward to their meeting...

"Your Majesty."

The confidant of the Prince of Zhennan spoke.

He could sense the obvious change in the prince's mood after he received the letter from the king.

"Your Majesty also wants to incorporate Daqing into our Mobei territory as soon as possible. After all, we need this fertile land so much."

Although they are a nomadic people, they are used to making a living on horseback and like a free life.

But if you can live in peace and stability, who wouldn’t want that?

Throughout history, if one wants to achieve eternal hegemony, one must rule the Central Plains. This is an unspoken rule.

They wanted to expand the dynasty's territory, and they needed Daqing.

Prince Zhennan raised his eyes and glanced at his confidant.

"Now that we have gone there, Xiaoshan King Xie Lin has joined forces with the three vassal kings in Chang'an City. What do you think our chances of winning are?"

"Your Majesty..."

His close associates did not approve of this, so Xie Lin would join forces with the princes in Chang'an to fight against them.

But there are exceptions to everything.

If they really join forces, their chances of winning will be low.

"But, Your Majesty, if we delay, the other side will have some breathing space after unification, and they will definitely turn their guns against us."

"Isn't this what we are waiting for? Will the warriors of Mobei still be afraid?"

"Your Highness, that is the ever-victorious General Xie Lin! You may not be very familiar with him, but I know him very well. He is the Valiant Cavalry General Xie Lin, the Champion Marquis, and a young genius."

In the impression of the people in Mobei, Xie Lin is a talented general with a halo all over him.

Just mentioning his name is enough to scare some of the timid people in Mobei.

Even the confidant who was talking to Prince Zhennan at this moment was extremely afraid of Xie Lin.

However, his confidant discovered that after he finished thanking Lin, a smile appeared on the King of Zhennan's face.

The smile flashed by so quickly that the confidant thought he was seeing things.

Otherwise, how could he see the King of Zhennan showing a loving smile?

You have to know that the Prince of Zhennan did not have such loving eyes and smiles when dealing with his two princesses and their children.

To sum up, the confidant is even more certain that he is dazzled?

"Your Majesty..."

"Let's go to Xiazhan Tieba, first stop is Stone City."