Cannon fodder to save the male god

Chapter 367 Gentleman Qing City 27
Mu Si didn't ask the hidden guards to look for Zhou Jingfeng's figure anymore, but began to strengthen the training of female soldiers in her own army, and strengthened the defense of each line of defense in the Imperial Female Kingdom, waiting for the upcoming battle to come.

Although war is cruel, a country can become stronger only after experiencing the baptism of war.

For this war that will come sooner or later, Mu Si did not think about avoiding it, but prepared everything with all her strength to welcome its arrival
Liu Yun and Da Zhou were the first to fight. Liu Yun suddenly attacked Da Zhou, causing Da Zhou to lose three cities by surprise.

Afterwards, Liu Yun also followed the momentum like a broken bamboo, hitting Da Zhou's territory all the way, as if entering the land of no one, Da Zhou had no resistance at all.

Mu Si guessed that this should be Zhou Jingfeng's credit. It seems that he planned to destroy Da Zhou if he could not get it.

Don't be afraid of being scolded by the world in the future!

But think about winners and losers, the current situation has always been written by the winner, as long as he can succeed, naturally he doesn't have to worry about these issues.

But Mu Si didn't intend to see Liu Yun wipe out Da Zhou so easily!
Otherwise, when the two countries unite, how will she, a country, contend.

So when she knew that Da Zhou suffered heavy losses from Liu Yun's beating, Mu Si quietly sent a secret letter, ordering her cronies to send it to Da Zhou's palace, the Emperor Da Zhou's hands.

The content of the letter is only one sentence, that is, his son, the third prince, has taken refuge in Da Zhou, and a copy of Liu Yun's secret military formation map is attached as a gift.

This information was not easy for the emperor of the Great Zhou Kingdom to send carbon in a timely manner.

Originally, the emperor of the Great Zhou had doubts about his country's continuous defeat, but after receiving this anonymous information, he confirmed his guess.

He immediately rearranged all the military distribution of Dazhou, but on the surface it remained the same, waiting for Liuyun's army to attack here.

At the same time, they quietly dispatched a group of troops to avoid the sight of Liuyun's army, and ran behind Liuyun to attack those important official cards of Liuyun.

In order to avoid the sight of Liuyun's army, Emperor Da Zhou used very few people.

He could only fight guerrilla warfare with Liuyun's soldiers to disturb Liuyun's rear, and try to get some of Liuyun's army to retreat and leave the Great Zhou, so that his own army could have a chance to breathe a sigh of relief.

The war between the two countries was fierce, and the people were displaced and starved to death on the streets.

Although Mu Si looked at it with heartache and sadness, all of this was an inevitable course in the evolution of dynasties. The war between the Three Kingdoms was inevitable. Only after the baptism of war can we usher in the peace for the next few hundred years.

(End of this chapter)