I was fucked by Zheng Ge as soon as I crossed over

Ziying's heart was filled with huge waves, and countless thoughts flashed through his mind.

Mo Taijie on the side continued, as if he didn't notice Ziying's abnormality.

"Originally, we thought the knives were only a small number. It wasn't until a while ago when we received a letter from the North that we confirmed that the Qin soldiers had a lot of new weapons and had been replaced in batches."

Mo Taijie's voice was low and cold, and every word was like a heavy stone, hitting Ziying's heart. He paused, his eyes fixed on Ziying, as if observing his reaction, as if waiting for his response.

Ziying took a deep breath, forced himself to suppress the shock in his heart, and regained his composure.

He raised his head, met Mo Taijie's gaze, and said slowly, "So, the situation of this war is probably more serious than we imagined. So, in your opinion, how should we respond?"

Mo Taijie narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at Ziying, as if judging whether his words were sincere.

After a moment, he slowly spoke, "Don't worry, sir. There's still hope. Although the Qin army's new weapons are powerful, now that we know about them, we can use them for our own benefit. Once we break their ironmaking method and unite all forces, we might be able to defeat the Qin army."

His voice was steady and there was a faint smile on his face, as if everything was under his control.

Ziying's heart skipped a beat. He knew Mo Taijie had a plan, but he didn't know what it was. He leaned forward slightly, his eyes full of anticipation. "I'd like to hear your opinion, sir."

Seeing this, Mo Taijie raised the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing a barely perceptible smile, as if everything was in his plan.

He slowly approached Ziying, lowered his voice, and counted the magical weapons his family had ever made, saying frankly that nothing in the world could not be destroyed by him.

The sound was sharp and floated gently in the afterglow of the sunset, like an invisible thread that wanted to bind the two people tightly together.

The candle was lit and the two sat facing each other. The remaining half pot of tea was soon finished. The fragrance of tea drifted faintly in the air, but it could not dispel the suppressed sadness in Ziying's heart.

The army has already set out, and the letter has no time to be delivered. I just hope that my brother can notice their abnormality and try his best to protect the soldiers and armor.

Fusu, who was heading south, was standing on a high hill, commanding his army to bypass a farmland and pass through the other side of the mountain.

The strong wind blew his sleeves, and he frowned as he stared at the army winding forward in front of him.

The further south you go, the fewer official roads there are and the more complex the terrain becomes.

The rolling mountains and crisscrossing rivers greatly slowed down the army's advance. They had no choice but to be patient and send more scouts.

"General, the terrain in the valley ahead is complex and there may be ambushes." Deputy General Tu Sui rode his horse to Fusu and said solemnly.

Fusu's frown deepened. He looked up at the deep valley and after a moment's contemplation, he said, "Pass the order down. All troops, be on alert. Send out scouts to explore the way ahead. We must ensure that nothing goes wrong."

As Fusu's order was passed down, the Qin army took quick action.

The soldiers in black armor, holding long spears, marched forward in orderly steps, and every movement revealed an air of well-trainedness.

The scouts were as agile as cheetahs, quickly disappearing into the mountains and forests to explore the unknown dangers ahead.

As the army slowly entered the valley, the surroundings were eerily quiet, with only the orderly footsteps of the soldiers and the occasional neighing of war horses.

Fusu tightly gripped the hilt of the sword at his waist, vigilantly observing the movements around him.

Suddenly, a sharp whistling sound pierced the sky, and countless sharp arrows shot out from the dense forests on both sides of the valley, pouring down on the Qin army like raindrops.

"Shield bearers, move forward!" Fusu gave the order decisively.

In an instant, the soldiers in the front row quickly raised their shields, forming a solid line of defense to block the rain of arrows.

At the same time, the Qin army's archers quickly counterattacked, shooting thousands of arrows into the dense forest.

For a moment, the valley was filled with shouts and smoke.

During the fierce battle, Fusu discovered that the enemy's arrows seemed to contain a special poison. Once hit, the Qin soldiers would fall to the ground exhausted, and some would bleed profusely from their wounds.

"Be careful, the arrow is poisoned, doctor! Test for poison!"

He glanced across the battlefield and pulled Tu Sui over.

"General Tu, you lead an elite force to encircle the enemy from the left and attack their flank; I will lead the main force to attack head-on and attract the enemy's attention. We must fight quickly and decisively!" Fusu shouted to Tu Sui.

"Yes, I obey!"

Tu Sui clasped his fists and took the order to leave. He took the lead and led the elite troops like a sharp blade, quickly inserting into the enemy's flank.

The Qin army was so brave and had new weapons, which caught the ambushing tribal men off guard and caused their defense line to weaken.

Seeing this, Fusu immediately seized the opportunity, wielded his sword himself, and led the main force in launching a fierce attack.

"Retreat!" Yi Xu, the tribal leader who was originally ambushing on both sides of the valley, saw this scene and ordered a retreat without delay.

In an instant, the valley was filled with the rhythmic calls of many birds.

The local men, wearing clothes made of animal skins and leaves, with their hair loose and disguised with branches, quickly emerged from between the rocks in various corners after hearing the birds' calls, and disappeared into the mountains and forests.

Tu Sui was furious, veins bulging on his face, and he whipped the tree trunk beside him with the whip in his hand, making a crisp "pa" sound.

He looked at the enemies who were retreating as quickly as ghosts and roared angrily, "How can we let them escape so easily? Soldiers, follow me!" As he said that, he was about to rush forward and lead his troops to catch up.

Seeing this from a distance, Fusu hurriedly ordered the flag bearer to send out a signal, telling the entire army not to pursue the desperate enemy and to reorganize.

When Tu Sui heard the rapid drumbeats, he suddenly pulled the reins, and the warhorse raised its front hooves high and neighed.

He turned his head to look in the direction of Fusu, his eyes full of unwillingness and confusion. He opened his mouth but swallowed the words back.

He gritted his teeth, and although he was extremely reluctant, he finally gave the order to let many soldiers return.

"Young Master, are we just going to let them run away like this?" Tu Sui ran to Fusu, dismounted, and asked anxiously.

Fusu frowned slightly, looking towards the deep valley, his tone calm and unquestionable: "The most urgent task is to lead the army through the valley first. General Tu, quickly organize the troops and advance at full speed."

Hearing this, a trace of struggle flashed across Tu Sui's face. He had thought he could capture all these strong men from the tribe in one fell swoop, but Fusu's order made it impossible for him to disobey. He slowly lowered his head, clasped his fists, and said, "Yes!"

Then he turned to face the army and shouted at the top of his voice: "Listen up, troops, and advance at full speed!"

Tu Sui's voice was powerful and resonated in the valley.

The soldiers immediately took action, and the originally chaotic formation quickly became neat and orderly under Tu Sui's command.

Spears stood in rows, shields touched each other, and the momentum of the Qin army was gathered again.