The First Tyrant of Daxia

Chapter 4365: Taking Back the Military Power of Emperor Qin

Chi Xiao nodded repeatedly and continued to cooperate with Qin Yun in practicing the art of taming beasts, trying to explore the core of the technique.

At this moment, an excited voice interrupted the action. Emperor Qin rushed towards Qin Yun and his group with the abandoned skills he brought to Ming, "Father! Your son is here to see you!"

Qin Yun was concentrating on comprehending the way to taming beasts, but he never expected that Emperor Qin suddenly arrived and interrupted him without any tact.

This scared Qi Ming and Chi Xiao greatly, especially Qi Ming. Faced with the abandoned martial arts technique given to him by Emperor Qin, he didn't know whether to accept it or not, and he just stood there in a daze.

Seeing this, Qin Yun waved his hand towards Ming, signaling him not to take it to heart. Then he looked in the direction of Emperor Qin, looked him up and down, and asked in confusion: "Emperor Qin, shouldn't you be fighting on the front line? Even if you return, you should be in the imperial capital to attend the celebration banquet with the soldiers. Why are you looking for me?"

Emperor Qin smiled calmly and replied excitedly, "Father, Prime Minister Gu asked me to deliver the abandoned skills to Ming. I came to see you and report the latest situation on the front line."

Qin Yun knew the battle situation on the front line very well. Without Emperor Qin telling him anything, Xuan Yunzi from the Imperial Observatory had already passed the news to him.

However, since Emperor Qin had already come and his process of comprehending the technique had been interrupted, Qin Yun did not care about it anymore and nodded to signal Emperor Qin to continue.

Emperor Qin cleared his throat and said in a deep voice, "Father, I followed Master Feng in the battles and conquered dozens of small sects in the northwest. I expanded the territory of Great Xia by a thousand miles, confiscated countless skills, and the spoils of war filled the warehouse. I fought bravely and died without fear, and never brought shame to the Great Xia Empire!"

Just listening to Emperor Qin's words, he was indeed brave and fearless, and he really had the demeanor of a Great Xia prince. But from Xuan Yunzi's side, Emperor Qin's strength increased too quickly, and his opponent was relatively weak, which led to his arrogance. Sometimes he even went forward to fight despite Elder Feng's opposition. His own strength was strong and he would not suffer any damage, but this made the Great Xia soldiers suffer. If they were not careful, they might fall into the enemy's trap.

By then, the Qin Emperor relied on his own strength to escape unscathed, but ignored the trapped soldiers, not behaving like a commander at all.

Originally, Qin Yun didn't want to intervene and let him be handed over to Old Feng for discipline. Now that Gu Chuntang sent him here, there was only one reason: Old Feng could no longer control him.

Qin Yun understood Gu Chuntang's deep meaning, chuckled and asked in confusion: "Emperor Qin, as the commander of an army, what is the most important thing?"

After hearing this, Emperor Qin thought for a moment and quickly replied: "Lead the soldiers to fight, walk at the forefront, open the battle line for the soldiers, charge into battle, and win the victory!"

Qin Yun nodded and said, "That's right, but if the soldiers are in danger and the enemy is nearby, what should we do?" "Of course, we should kill all the enemies and then go back to rescue the soldiers!"

Emperor Qin said excitedly, seeming quite satisfied with his answer.

After hearing Emperor Qin's confident remarks, Qin Yun instantly felt innocent. Why couldn't Old Feng control him? Even Gu Chuntang was forced to hand him over to him. Just based on Emperor Qin's thoughts, if he didn't give him more advice, he would lead troops to the front battlefield in the future and have absolute military power, which might be a disaster.

Qin Yun would not beat around the bush like the others, but stared straight at Emperor Qin, and in front of Chi Ming and Chi Xiao, he angrily scolded: "Asshole! When did I ever teach you that when facing a powerful enemy, you would not care about the lives of your soldiers and try to go deeper? Are you so confident that you can definitely kill the enemy?"

The Qin Emperor, who was immersed in joy, was undoubtedly poured a bucket of cold water after hearing Qin Yun's words.

He was extremely shocked and did not understand why his father suddenly changed the subject and reprimanded him. In his opinion, this was the core of the emperor's way, regardless of right or wrong, regardless of cost, success or failure was the key to success. At this point, Emperor Qin still did not realize his mistake and asked stubbornly, "But father, bloodshed and sacrifice in sect fights are normal, didn't you say that?"

"Ridiculous." Qin Yun snorted coldly: "I am talking about necessary losses. How can there be no bloodshed and sacrifice in the battle between sects? But as the commander, shouldn't you try your best to avoid such a situation? Ignoring the trapped soldiers, is this your way of commanding the army? If so, withdraw the troops and return to gain some more experience."

When the Emperor Qin heard that his father was going to take back his military power, he panicked and begged for mercy: "Father, I know I was wrong. I will be more careful in the next battle."

Qin Yun knew very well that Emperor Qin would not repent so easily, otherwise he would not have been sent to him.

Without any hesitation, he immediately took back the military power of Emperor Qin: "Go back to the imperial capital. When you realize that you should obey the instructions of Elder Feng, take the essence and discard the dross, and deeply understand this principle, then think about going to war."

After he finished speaking, Emperor Qin's face turned pale. He never expected that this trip to the Cliff Palace would actually cause him to lose the hard-earned military power.

Qin Yun's decision could not be questioned by anyone, and Emperor Qin did not dare to speak again. He could only bow his head and accept the order: "Yes, father, I understand. I will return to the imperial capital immediately to reflect on myself."

After saying this, Emperor Qin headed down the cliff, looking back every step of the way, still hoping that Qin Yun would take back his order.

But Qin Yun didn't even look at him, and then devoted himself to comprehending the art of taming beasts, ignoring Emperor Qin's reluctance. This result was not restricting him, but helping him instead.

After Emperor Qin left, Ming went to the side to devour a low-grade martial art, while Chi Xiao continued to cooperate.

A few hours passed in a flash. When Qin Yun had a new understanding of the way to tame beasts and was about to let Chi Xiao rest for a while, he opened his eyes and saw Qin Rui's figure, waiting quietly not far away.

He stood tall and straight, looking straight ahead, and would not move at all without Qin Yun's order. This was how a military commander should behave.

However, based on Qin Yun's understanding of Qin Rui, he would not come alone if he knew that Emperor Qin was coming. It was not difficult to guess who was the one who prompted all this.

It seems that the battle for the crown prince has already begun in secret. This is also a rare opportunity for the two princes to hone their skills.

Qin Yun slowly stood up and stepped forward to ask, "Did the Queen ask you to come?"

Qin Rui was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and could only conceal his words and answer, "Yes, father. It was indeed the Queen Mother who asked me to come here to report the battle situation on the front line and to ask for credit from you, father."

Compared to the Qin Emperor's erratic nature, Qin Rui was terrifyingly calm, and his scheming gradually deepened during the war.

Time will cleanse a person, exposing his deepest thoughts and revealing the qualities that the person possesses, both pros and cons.

Qin Yun said in a deep voice: "You are honest. I know the situation on the front line. Tell me directly, what do you want?"