After binding the system, I became a national mystery person

She stood up and announced loudly, "Okay! From today on, we will train together and prepare for the battle together.

When the time is right, we will march straight into the heart of the Northern Di, fighting for the peace of the State of Chen and the glory of our tribe!"

The warriors of the tribe shouted in unison, and the oath resounded through the sky.

They knew that this would be an arduous battle, but they believed that under the leadership of Su Jinru, they would be able to overcome all difficulties and win the ultimate victory.

After the discussion, Su Jinru returned to her temporary residence. "Your Highness, the Beidi envoys have confessed. This is their confession."

Lin Yifeng came to Su Jinru and handed her the confession.

"You confessed so quickly?" Su Jinru was a little surprised. She took the confession and asked, "Are you sure this is true?"

"It's true. I asked them separately and got the same answer."

"That's good." Su Jinru took a look.

"Have someone pass this information to General Si Lie, and tell him that everything is going well here. Ask him to give us a specific time to attack Beidi together."

"Yes, Your Highness, what should we do with those Beidi envoys?"

"Take good care of them, so that they can realize their ultimate value in time."

"What did your Highness Princess say?"

"As long as they survive, it will be fine. Then we can let the Beidi people know that they are in our hands and make them afraid to act rashly."

"Your Highness the Princess is wise, this is a great plan." Lin Yifeng accepted the order and admired Su Jinru very much. She has always been rational and calm.

Even when two armies are fighting, they can gain the greatest benefit at the lowest cost.

"However, Your Highness, we cannot take it lightly." Lin Yifeng changed the subject and his expression became solemn.

"The Northern Di people are known to be cunning. If they learn that the envoy has fallen into our hands, they may resort to even more extreme measures. We need to strengthen our border defenses to prevent any accidents."

Su Jinru nodded slightly, "You are right, General Lin.

Immediately issue an order to strengthen the guard of each pass. At the same time, send elite scouts deep into the heart of the Northern Di to investigate their movements.

We must know ourselves and the enemy, so that we can win every battle."

"Yes, Your Highness!" Lin Yifeng stepped back, his admiration for Su Jinru increasing even more.

In the next few days, Su Jinru fought side by side with the warriors of the tribe, training the firearms troops together, while also constantly adjusting and improving the combat plan.

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"General Si, General Lin and the others have sent news.

The letter said that Her Royal Highness the Princess and the tribal warriors were already in training and a special firearms unit had been established.

Meanwhile, the tribesmen detained the Beidi envoys. Your Highness, they interrogated the Beidi people, and here is the information they obtained."

A general handed the letter to General Si Lie.

Si Lie took the letter and a hint of approval flashed in his eyes.

He quickly glanced through the contents of the letter and felt even more admiration for Su Jinru's wisdom and courage.

"Very good, it seems our plan is progressing steadily."

Si Lie put down the letter and said to the generals beside him, "The Northern Di envoy has fallen into our hands. This is undoubtedly a huge bargaining chip.

But as General Lin said, we cannot take it lightly.

The Northern Di are cunning and unpredictable, so we must remain vigilant at all times to ensure that nothing goes wrong."

"Immediately pass down the order and put the entire army on combat readiness.

At the same time, strengthen intelligence gathering and make sure to keep abreast of the latest developments of the Northern Di.

Also, keep a close eye on General Lin and his men to avoid wasting your time."

Si Lie gave the order decisively, demonstrating his decisiveness as an excellent general.

The generals took orders and left one after another, and the entire military camp suddenly became busy.

The soldiers were making intensive preparations and their morale was high.

General Si Lie stood in front of the tent, looking into the distance, his heart filled with desire for victory.

At the same time, on the tribe’s training ground, Su Jinru was personally directing the training of the firearms unit.

She patiently guided us, ensuring every instruction was clear and powerful.

Under her leadership, the warriors of the tribe gradually mastered the use of firearms and their combat effectiveness was significantly improved.

The sun shines on the training ground, and the golden light and the determined faces of the soldiers complement each other, forming a magnificent picture.

Su Jinru's gaze moved over every soldier, her heart filled with satisfaction and anticipation.

“Remember, firearms are powerful, but the heart of man is stronger.”

Su Jinru's voice was firm and powerful. She knew very well that the outcome of a war depended not only on the advancement of weapons, but also on the will and belief of the soldiers.

"We must not only learn how to use these weapons, but also learn how to stay calm on the battlefield and how to cooperate with our teammates to jointly resist external enemies."

Upon hearing this, the soldiers nodded, with determination glittering in their eyes.

They were fully aware of their mission and the cruelty of war, but they were fearless, for the sake of the State of Chen and even more so for their families.

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"It's been so long, why hasn't Hulele come back yet?"

Khan Amuru sat in his tent with a frown on his face, his eyes glancing out the door from time to time, his heart filled with uneasiness and anxiety.

Khurile was his right-hand man and his most trusted adviser.

This time he was sent to other tribes to seek alliances. He should have returned in a few days, but he has not been seen for a long time.

"Khan, perhaps Lord Khurel encountered some special situation, which delayed his return."

The counselor beside him whispered comfortingly, but his eyes could not hide the worry.

Amulu shook his head and said in a deep voice, "Now that so much time has passed, I am worried that something bad has happened to Hurile.

We must prepare for the worst and step up our defenses to prevent the State of Chen from taking advantage of the opportunity to launch a surprise attack."

Upon hearing this, the counselor immediately took orders and began to make arrangements for defense.

Amuru continued to ponder, considering various possibilities and coping strategies in his mind.

He knew that the war between Beidi and Chen was no longer a simple dispute over territory, but concerned the survival and future of the entire Beidi.

The mysterious princess Su Jinru of the State of Chen, and the weapons of the State of Chen.

All of this made him feel deeply wary, and he had to deal with it carefully without any negligence.

At this moment, another important Northern Di general, Aluhun, hurried into the tent with a solemn expression. "Khan, urgent military information!"

Upon hearing this, Amuru immediately raised his head and looked at Bater with sharp eyes. "Speak!"

"Our spies have discovered that the Chen army is unusually active and appears to be gathering on a large scale.

Moreover, they seem to be in secret contact with certain people from other tribes." Aluhun's voice was low and rapid.

Upon hearing this, Amuru's face changed suddenly.

He immediately realized that the State of Chen might have contacted people from other tribes, which was why Hulele did not return.

"Call all the generals immediately and hold an emergency meeting!" Amuru gave the order decisively.

Soon, the generals of Beidi gathered together, and the atmosphere in the tent was solemn.

Amulu recounted Bater's intelligence in detail, then asked in a deep voice, "Everyone, what are your thoughts on this matter?"

The generals looked at each other, and no one responded for a moment.

They all knew that the situation this time was of great importance and that any carelessness could lead to an all-out war.

"I think we should strengthen border patrols and send more spies to monitor the movements of the Chen army," a general suggested.

"Not only that, we should also strengthen internal investigations to ensure there are no traitors," another general added.

Amulu nodded in agreement. "Your suggestions are all very pertinent.

However, we still need to develop a more detailed response strategy.

We cannot passively respond to the attack; we must take the initiative and break Chen's conspiracy."