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"Want to wait for the imperial court to send troops to support?" Jibu Chuhe cocked the corners of his mouth, with a half-smile, "I'm afraid you have to wait until your uncle's soul returns to the west, and by then, Liangzhou City should be full of my Xirong Temu Banner of the Riqin Tribe."

"He is not my royal uncle!"

Tang Ci roared in a deep voice, his eyes were about to burst, he tightly grabbed Jibu Chuhe's skirt, and a few winding veins popped out on the back of his hand.

Ji Buchu and Hang Mou glanced at the place she was grabbing, frowned slightly, and glanced at her lightly: "If I thought he was such a promising person, the eyes of the little hairy child would turn red when they said they were red, and they were short of goat milk to drink." what?"

There was a lot of laughter around, and it was true that someone came back after squeezing a cup of goat milk with a strong smell, and was about to hand it to Tang Ci to provoke her by the way, when his own Khan gouged out his eye knife and went back with his neck shrunk.

It was also after this trouble that Tang Ci realized that his hand was pressing on her chest, softly and softly. Although they were all women, they were really indecent and rude under the eyes of everyone, so he quickly let go of his hand, don't pass He coughed a few times on his face: "It's just sand in the eyes, what exactly does Khan want to discuss with me, after so many detours, it's not the straight-forward style of your Xirong."

Ji Bu Chuhe pushed her away, stood up, brushed off his robe, casually pulled a rug and sat down, drank a glass of kumiss and burned his throat: "Sit down and talk."

Tang Ci sat down next to her, and the soldiers around drew back their swords and retreated, while their own attendants came up to serve them.

A glass of kumiss just came to her lips, and Jibu Chuhe's words made her right hand tremble, and she almost spilled the whole glass:

"Join me and seize the throne."

At the beginning of spring, at night, the sky of Xirong was full of white and bright stars, the moon was big and round in the sky, and the lake was full of moonlight.

Na Ren is the youngest daughter of Xian Khan Lakshin and the younger sister of Jibu Chuhe.

My sister led the army to fight, and Na Ren bounded her two short legs around Ye Qiuniang, who had been in Xirong for more than [-] years, for fear that she would sing alone in the vast desert and red cliffs. .

Ye Qiuniang didn't find it bothering at all. During the day, she took Na Ren by the hand and sent her to riding practice. At night, she took Na Ren and walked to the lake hand in hand, telling her stories about the Central Plains. , People who talk about the Central Plains can't avoid talking about themselves in the Central Plains.

Every time at this time, Naren looked at Ye Qiuniang with her black grape eyes open, just in time to see a white moon that almost touched the ground behind her shoulders, thinking of the story she told herself about Chang'e and Guanghan Palace, her eyes widened. He stared at Ye Qiuniang and Bai Yue without blinking, listened, lowered his eyelids, and suddenly felt that Ye Qiuniang had just melted into the moon palace. He couldn't even have a moon rabbit as a company. He stayed alone with an osmanthus tree. For thousands of years, he joked and chatted to his own shadow.

"I used to laugh at her at that time, she was a big man, female celebrities did better than women, if she said it, she would be laughed at..."

Na Ren's little head fell on her lap with the sound of steady breathing. Ye Qiuniang stroked her back, looked at the turbulent lake, and the full moon was reflected on the lake, and opened his mouth, as if addressing her. The reflection of the moon said: "She said that she is afraid of being laughed at by outsiders, but my wife is happy. She also said that she will sew a wedding dress for me."

I don't know when there are more figures on the brown-yellow sand, and there is also a cloak on the shoulders.

Jibu Chuhe bent down, hugged Na Ren in his arms, and said softly: "This is the wind, be careful not to catch a cold, go back."

Ye Qiuniang nodded, sitting with her legs crossed for too long, she became dizzy when she stood up, took a step forward and almost fell down.

Jibu Chuhe freed up a hand, grabbed her, and hit her chest firmly, such a short distance, Ye Qiuniang felt a little inappropriate, and tried to break free.

Jibu Chuhe hugged her even more tightly as if he didn't know it, and said as he walked, "You are not young and your body is weak, Na Ren, little brat, how many times have I told her not to pester you all the time, don't you?" You should always get used to her."

"First of all, Khan and his wife are both gone. She only gets close to you and me. If you run around every day, she can't stop looking for me. How can she be used to it?"

Ye Qiuniang always has this ability to annoy Ji Buchu with a few words, and she clearly cares about her, but it turns out that she doesn't care about her sister.

Jibu Chuhe remained silent with a sullen face, let go of Ye Qiuniang, and walked forward with big strides while holding Na Ren in his arms.

Ye Qiuniang followed her step by step, looked at her angry back, shook her head, and chuckled: What kind of Khan is there, she is obviously a child who flirts with others.

Tang Ci returned to Liangzhou, without stopping, went to Qu Duo's camp to discuss matters with him.

After listening to the ins and outs, Qu Duo was stunned for a while, and then he laughed uncontrollably, "How dare you tell the whole story of collaborating with the enemy and treason?"

Even after a long and hard day's journey, Tang Ci's eyes were still clear and energetic, and he smiled and said: "If General Qu is not General Qu, I will keep my mouth shut and seek my own affairs."

Hearing this, Qu Duo laughed loudly, and patted her on the shoulder: "Good girl, this little abacus in my heart is playing loudly!" He twisted his beard with one hand, and sighed softly, "I am the martial artist of Kangle for three years. For example, if it wasn't for the extraordinary promotion of the late Emperor Long Enhou and Master Xu, and the turmoil in the officialdom, I would not be able to reach this position easily. I don't care about others, but I accept death, and I only recognize one master in my bones. My lord handed in my resignation letter at the same time, unexpectedly at that time the borders of Xirong were tight, and for the sake of Liangzhou and even the people of the whole world, I had to bear the burden to this day."

"I'm in Liangzhou, I don't hear anything out of the window, and I just concentrate on training soldiers. Thanks to Mr. Xu who passed the handwriting to me from Huzhou, I took good care of you." Qu Duo expressed regret, "He and I have underestimated You, you are a child who is not up to date and has no bones, and you got out of the predicament by yourself in a short period of time."

Tang Ci felt quite ashamed, shook his head and said: "The general thinks highly of me, I was depressed at first, thanks to Ah Wei taking care of me, and also thanks to General Qu Yan scolding the supervisor, my legs are gradually getting better."

Qu Duo's eyebrows jumped up, his voice was raised, and he slapped the table hard: "Qu Yan scolded you? This bastard girl..."

Tang Ci hurriedly comforted him: "General, I am no different from a commoner now. General Qu Yan treats me badly, and besides, I am indeed a bit useless."

Tang Ci was afraid of getting entangled again, and Qu Yan was too sure to go around, so he turned around and asked, "General, do you think this matter is possible?"

The lights on the table were brightly lit, and Qu Duo's handsome and majestic face was warmed up, and he said slowly and unhurriedly: "Wait a few more days, the king of Lu is absurd, there is no imperial reinforcements, there is no need We rebelled, and the people of Liangzhou rebelled first."

On April 13th in the [-]th year of Chunyou, Liangzhou was besieged by Xirong for more than two months. The gate of the third division angrily called the court fatuous and incompetent, disregarding the life and death of the people of Liangzhou.The commander, Qu Duo, told all the things that should not be asked for help, crying and complaining, and the people were angry all over the place, calling for Qu Duo to lead the people of Liangzhou to find a way out, even if it turned against the court.

On April 13th of the [-]th year of Chunyou, Liangzhou opened its gates and joined hands with Zhuoligetu to invade the two neighboring states. The Central Plains fell into chaos.

On April 13th of the [-]th year of Chunyou, Venus transited the sun, and there was chaos in the sky.

Bianzhou City.

There are rumors all over the market, and you can hear a few ears wherever you go.

Two plainly dressed men in Tsing Yi with clean faces bought dry food, looked at each other, bought two horses from the horse market, and set off for Liangzhou City.

Chapter 80

The two state capitals adjacent to Liangzhou City fell and fell within half a month, and the Xirong cavalry and Liangzhou Guards merged into one, and the momentum was like a broken bamboo.

However, the king of Lu originally thought that Xirong attacked Liangzhou only to grab some property to survive the severe cold in the winter, so he withheld Qu Duo's request for help and refused to release it, and ordered the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty to keep their mouths shut. The people who handed over the sign to see were all questioned before being released.Now that the military affairs are imminent, the king of Lu is sullen. He has always been weak and rarely involved in military affairs, and he knows nothing about leading troops to fight. Who should be sent to defend the city? He couldn't make up his mind at all. After he and Han Ru made an agreement, the capable ones, such as Chen Kang and his ilk, would ignore them, while the incompetent rushed to the front line and were beheaded and left dead. On the road, they were either looted by refugees and bandits, or they were stolen by officials who were defeated and dared not return to Beijing.