After I disguised myself as a man, I became everyone's white moonlight

The situation in the capital changed so quickly that the Japanese and Western Chu armies, which had arrived outside Xi'an to launch a general attack, stopped fighting just like that.

Although the change of dynasties in the Zhou Dynasty seemed to have no impact on them, the temperament of the emperor in power also had some decisive effect on them.

To win this battle, the three parties must work together, avoid internal conflicts, and certainly not be suspicious of each other.

The Emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty had brought disaster upon himself. Under his rule, the people of the Great Zhou Dynasty were miserable and had many complaints against the late emperor. There was no better time than now.

Faced with internal and external troubles, the late emperor would certainly be afraid that the army would march south to capture the capital. Therefore, there is at least a 60% chance that the Emperor of the Great Zhou would take the initiative to seek peace.

Zhou Yichen was different. As soon as he came to power, he dealt with Zhou Hanjin and other court officials who had followed him and done many bad things, such as embezzling military funds, colluding with treason and rebellion.

He did not have the hesitation of Emperor Tianwu, nor was he as greedy for enjoyment and afraid of death as his father.

As soon as he came to power, he took drastic measures to deal with a number of hidden dangers and began to raise military pay, which was transported to Xi'an and Xiyang City respectively.

The people in charge of escorting were carefully selected by Zhou Yichen to ensure that they would not embezzle military pay or slow down the process, causing the soldiers who were charging into battle to go hungry.

His actions undoubtedly show his determination to the world.

The Great Zhou might be destroyed, but it would never sit and wait for death, nor would it kneel down and beg for mercy.

With this idea in mind, Zhou Yichen decided to postpone all policies for the time being and the first thing to do was to fully support the war.

Whether it is a fight for the Great Zhou or for dignity, this battle must be won.

It doesn't matter if the victory is tragic, it is better than being treated as meat on the chopping board by the enemy and being eaten at will...

The conflicts within Western Chu have not been resolved. With the arrival of the fifth prince's cousin, the people of Qi Minsong's faction are like a taut string, always on guard against the other side's trouble.

How can they unite to face the outside world when they haven't resolved their internal conflicts?

Under such circumstances, the Japanese were united in wanting to capture the city of Xi'an, but they only had 50,000 troops, which was not enough.

They wanted Xi Chu to send troops together, but the fifth prince's cousin was smart enough to trick them and asked them to attack first. If they couldn't win, they would naturally send troops to help!

After hearing this, Xiao Yang Taiyuan's face darkened.

Since the arrival of this so-called person sent by the Fifth Prince to assist, not only has a number of conflicts arisen within Western Chu, but also mutual suspicion and vigilance have been aroused.

Even their battle plans were affected.

Xiao Yang Taiyuan was originally just watching the fun, thinking that the more fierce the internal fighting in Xi Chu was, the better. Anyway, Xi Chu would become the enemy of Japan sooner or later.

As a result, this gloating didn't last long before it brought trouble upon itself!

Such blatant calculations and that self-righteous tone are really annoying!

The self-righteous fool was very busy scheming against others, and he thought he was very smart and had saved a lot of manpower for Western Chu.

However, they don’t know that the most taboo thing for the two alliances is mutual suspicion and calculation. If this continues, cracks will inevitably appear in the alliance.

The alliance just fell apart.

Japan simply stopped the war completely.

They are an island country with a small territory and few manpower and material resources. If the war is delayed too long, food and supplies in the rear will inevitably become a major problem.

Western Chu forced them to go out and jointly capture the cities of Great Zhou, but before they could take them, chaos broke out within the country.

Not only that, that person even thought he was smart and plotted against Xiao Yang Taiyuan.

They are already making such calculations now that they are still in an alliance. Once they really take over the territory of the Great Zhou, will they in Japan still be able to get any benefit?

With this idea in mind, Japan decided to cease fire if it wanted to.

Inside the Western Chu army, Qi Minsong was so angry at the enemy's stupidity that his lungs ached several times, and he almost couldn't help but curse several times.

He really didn't know why the Fifth Prince sent such an idiot here?

Even if it was for the purpose of gaining military merit, this was not the way to do it. If this idiot was just a decoration placed aside, he would not bother to care about him.

But this person still wants to be bossy here. He obviously knows nothing, but he insists on being self-righteous and bossing people around.

If it weren't for the face of the Fifth Prince behind him, no matter how noble his status was, he couldn't afford to offend people like this!

The situation became very bad, and reinforcements were originally sent. The situation should have been tense in the Great Zhou.

As a result, Xiyang City sent the experienced old marquis and the Duke of Weiguo and the army to fight against the grassland army.

In Xi'an City, chaos broke out first between Western Chu and Eastern Japan.

Qi Minsong was so angry that he decided to stop the attack and didn't want to continue attacking the city for the time being.

In order to prevent this guy from causing more trouble and causing the soldiers to die in vain.

Qi Minsong originally thought that his truce could temporarily prevent the tragedy of soldiers dying in vain, but before he could discuss a result with Qi Jianshu and his confidants,

That idiot is doing stupid things again!

Not only did he order the soldiers to gather and lead an army of 50,000 to fight, but he also specifically asked to compete with Chu Jiang even though he knew that Chu Jiang had already defeated a number of experienced and skilled generals.

Chu Xi originally didn't intend to pay any attention to this person.

But Qi Minsong was not there. Not only that, even Qi Jianshu and their confidants were not there.

This made her fall into deep thought, and she suspected that there might have been conflicts and cracks in command within Xi Chu.

With a tentative mindset, Chu Xi accepted the challenge and jumped down from the wall using light skills.

The figure was light and beautiful, and as the moon-white brocade robe fluttered in the wind, the figure was as graceful as a startled swan, and was very beautiful.

"Sir..." the attendant tried to dissuade him, "It is said that this Chu Jiang is the son of the Marquis of Loyalty and Bravery. He inherited the old marquis's bravery and skill in fighting. He is highly skilled in martial arts. He has defeated several generals in a row in recent days. Even General Qi was defeated by him!"

The young man in a brocade robe and with his hair tied up was dissuaded. His originally good-looking face looked a little mean because of his sneer.

"Humph, who is Qi Minsong? He's just a dog of my cousin. Isn't it normal for such a person to lose?"

This is really harsh and arrogant.

But since he is the fifth prince's cousin, no one dares to say it even if they think he is too arrogant.

The attendant moved his mouth and wanted to say that General Qi's martial arts seemed to be better than the young master's, but he was afraid that if he said the truth, he would completely anger the young master, so he swallowed his words back.

"I just don't believe that I can't beat that prince!"

Follower, "..."

Thinking that he was stronger than Qi Minsong, the man still went forward and killed him without believing in evil.

He drew his sword and rushed forward, confronting Chu Xi head-on.

A heavy sword requires great arm strength to be lifted with one hand.

Chu Xi was using a thin sword, and was at a slight disadvantage in a head-on collision, so he let go as soon as he made contact, bent down forty-five degrees, switched the sword from his left hand to his right hand, and quickly slashed at the man's waist.