The video takes us to ancient times; Li Er transforms into the Tongtian Emperor of Shu Han.

As soon as Zhang Liang finished speaking, Wen Yang spurred his horse and galloped away, before even his own troops could react.

In Huang Hao's eyes, he only saw a young general in white robes rapidly approaching, and in the blink of an eye, the spear was about to pierce his eyes.

Without hesitation, he grabbed two people next to him to shield him, and then turned and ran.

As the spear pierced through the two scapegoats, the surrounding Han soldiers reacted and surrounded them.

Wen Yang pouted in dissatisfaction at the result.

If he continued the pursuit, he was more than 80% confident that he could kill Huang Hao on the spot.

But if he did that, he would be surrounded by the Han army.

He wasn't worried about himself, but he was worried about Zhang Liang.

Jiao Bo is already dead, if Zhang Liang were to die as well...

Even if he manages to return alive, he wouldn't know how to explain it to the emperor.

Out of concern, he chose to turn back and protect Zhang Liang as they broke through the encirclement.

"General Wen Yang, why are you doing this?"

Zhang Liang was clearly very dissatisfied with Wen Yang's choice.

Jiao Bo, as an envoy of the Great Wei, represented the face of the emperor, yet he suffered the humiliation of being privately detained and even tortured on his first visit to the palace.

Later, he led his troops to attack the palace, but was frustrated by Huang Hao's hostage threat.

Then came the humiliation at the negotiating table, and even before signing the alliance agreement, he was threatened by Huang Hao.

However, after enduring all this, he ended up as Jiao Bo's cold corpse.

Throughout the journey, Zhang Liang tried every means to save Jiao Bo's life.

Jiao Bo, on the other hand, was trying to minimize the impact of being a hostage and to prevent His Majesty's dignity from being further humiliated.

In the end, Jiao Bo realized that he was powerless. He could not reduce his influence, nor could he stop others from signing that shameful pact in order to save him.

So he decided that since he couldn't persuade anyone, he would end his own life.

Since we can't stop Zhang Liang, let's deprive him of any reason to sign the alliance!

Even if he really did nothing wrong, he would still have no regrets about the outcome.

Jiao Boneng could remain unperturbed, but Zhang Liang could not!

He felt a strange anger rising within him.

He began to admit that he was petty and vindictive.

No, it doesn't matter what kind of person you are.

The only thing that matters now is that he wants to kill Huang Hao to vent his anger!

"I'm sorry, my orders are to protect you and Lord Jiao. Lord Jiao has already met with misfortune, and we absolutely cannot allow anything to happen to you."

"But I can promise you that when I return, I will raze the capital to the ground, capture Huang Hao alive for you, and make him suffer every torture imaginable before he dies!"

Wen Yang explained.

Seeing that a large number of Han troops had already surrounded him, he had no time to spare.

After arranging for dozens of elite soldiers to protect Zhang Lianghao, he took the lead and charged straight into the enemy ranks like a sharp blade.

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"With such a fierce general on the battlefield, it's truly impossible to lose."

The boost a top-notch general can provide to an army is terrifying.

Liu Che was the one who understood this best.

Before Wei Qing and Huo Qubing came along, his record against the Xiongnu was so poor that even he himself couldn't stand it.

Whether the enemy outnumbers us or we outnumber them, the Han Dynasty is always the one who suffers the most setbacks.

Later generations, including immortals, said that he was the one who restored the dignity of the Han Dynasty.

But he himself knew that without Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, it would have taken twice as much national strength from the Han Dynasty to achieve such a feat!

"Although Wen Yang's other abilities are not particularly outstanding, his powerful charging ability alone has already made countless people envious."

Li Er also watched with envy.

Without Wen Yang, Liu Bang probably wouldn't have dared to do this.

Trapped in enemy territory, who could be confident in leading their troops to break out?

Looking at this era, there is probably only one like Wen Yang!

Zhang Liang followed behind, looking at the corpses scattered all over the ground, and felt increasingly desolate.

He was a complete and utter failure.

Although Liu Bang took the initiative to act willfully, deep down he also hoped to give the Han Dynasty another chance.

But this opportunity has been given to them in such a sorry state!

Jiang Wei, whom they had deliberately promoted, died unjustly in prison, and Jiao Bo, who had stayed behind as an envoy, also died in prison.

Although Liu Chen has not yet been harmed, his situation is certainly not good.

If nothing unexpected happens, Huang Hao's criticism will soon turn to him.

Regardless of whether Crown Prince Liu Xuan can be returned, Huang Hao would never allow a rival prince to truly ascend the throne.

Even if he advised Liu Shan to have a few more children, he would not allow Liu Chen to live.

"My lord, stay close. We'll be able to break out of the city soon. Once we're out of the city's encirclement, I'll have over a thousand soldiers escort you, and then I'll go back and fight again to see if I can capture that scoundrel Huang Hao for you!"

Just then, Wen Yang wiped the blood from his face, turned around, and smiled.

Zhang Liang looked up at his spirited appearance and was momentarily dazed.

There was a time when he was just as young and confident.

So why is he so obsessed with rebuilding the Han Dynasty three times?

Is it because of that obsession in my heart?

Even if the Great Han in the challenge were to perish, it would have little real impact on him, as the Great Han in reality would still exist.

Why pursue this illusory and unrealistic legend of the Three Great Hans?

If it were my younger self, I would have thought that there was no need to rebuild the Han Dynasty three times, as I would naturally be able to make it last for thousands of years!

In the end, am I just getting old?

Perhaps His Majesty is getting old.

This idea is fundamentally wrong.

Feeling resentful?

What does it mean to feel uneasy?

As long as such a situation is prevented from occurring, and the rewards from the immortals are obtained, allowing the Han Dynasty to continue its glorious reign, then what is there to feel resentful about?

At that moment, Zhang Liang suddenly understood.

"There's no need to go back. Lord Jiao's revenge isn't something that can be rushed, and it's not just Huang Hao's blood that can be avenged."

"You will come with me back to Xuchang to meet His Majesty!"

Zhang Liang did not place all the blame for Jiao Bo's death on Huang Hao.

Those short-sighted officials from Sichuan also bear the same responsibility!

Knowing that Huang Hao was detaining the envoy of Wei, he did not advise against it, and even let it go, using the envoy as a hostage and bargaining chip in negotiations with Wei.

He didn't know where this etiquette came from, but he was certain that this was no longer the big man he knew!

"As ordered!"

"Then I hope you'll put in a good word for me, sir, as I wish to be the vanguard!"

"Lord Jiao died in the capital, and I also bear responsibility for failing to protect him. I hope that you will give me a chance to redeem myself!"

Wen Yang nodded fiercely, and when she inadvertently turned back to look at the capital, her eyes were filled with murderous intent.

He will come back!

During the early Han Dynasty.

Seeing this, Han Xin nodded.

Zhang Liang finally understood.

"Then His Majesty will soon be persuaded."

"This is good news. Although the result is the same, the way you good-for-nothings celebrated in advance was really laughable."

"The thought that you all believe His Majesty can come to his senses on his own makes me want to laugh."