The Path Toward Heaven

It stands to reason that Liu Shisui should turn around and leave at this time, or find a way to contact the real person in charge.

I don't know why he didn't leave, but he really started to think seriously about Tong Yan's problem.

Without thinking for a long time, he gave his own answer: I don't have any opinion on what the young master said.

Tong Yan said, Before I said this today, everyone thought Jing Jiuxiu was ruthless. Don't you worry?

Liu Shisui didn't understand, and asked, What are you worried about?

Tong Yan said: The Tao is different, how do we go together?

Only then did Liu Shisui understand what he meant, heaved a sigh of relief, and said, No matter what way, as long as you can go up the mountain, why do you have to go together?

Tong Yan watched him quiet for a while, then suddenly said: You are the real smart person.

Liu Shisui explained: I'm not stupid in the first place, it's just that the young master is too smart, which makes me appear a bit stupid.

Tong Yan raised her brows and said, What do you think of the outcome of this question?

Liu Shisui said, Of course the celestial talisman belongs to you.

Tong Yan thought that it was unnecessary for her to ask this question, and suddenly asked: Aren't you worried that I will expose your identity?

The entire cultivation community thought that Liu Shisui was locked in the Sword Prison for self-reflection. If people found out that he had already left, Qingshan Nine Peaks would cause great chaos again.

Liu Shisui knew that Tong Yan's words were trying to test something, such as whether the real head of the sect knew about it, but since he didn't leave, he had already made up his mind to deal with it.

He looked at Tong Yan and said with a smile: Miss Bai Zao said that the Zhongzhou faction owed me a favor, so I'll use it here.

This matter was related to Luo Huainan's death, Tong Yan knew it very well, but she didn't expect Liu Shisui to bring it up at this time, is she pretending to be stupid or something?

He looked at Liu Shisui, and found that Liu Shisui's smile was so sincere, he couldn't help laughing at himself, thinking that before being sincere, being smart is really meaningless.

He didn't say anything, didn't look at the picture in the sky, and flew away in the air.

Liu Shisui also left the cliff, thinking of Jing Jiu's order, naturally he wouldn't go too far.

Sese wiped away the tears on her face, couldn't bear to read the stories in that world anymore, and asked the girl from Shuiyue Temple to accompany her to relax, and the fish in the valley suffered.

Five days later, Sese finally felt better after eating more than a dozen pieces of grilled fish, fish sticks, fried fish, and fried fish, and returned to the valley.

She was talking to the girl from Shuiyue Temple how delicious He Zhan's grilled fish was, when she looked up and saw He Zhan's face in the sky.

Of course, the face in the sky is not exactly similar to He Zhan's real face, it is fairer, and without a beard, it looks much more feminine.

Wearing a black cloak, he looked at the more than ten generals kneeling in front of him, his eyes were full of coldness and toughness, and what he said was even more shocking.

The state of Chu can last another five years at most. You must be ready to take over Xidaying, that fat land, and... titles.

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One day in the world, one year in the illusion.

Sese went to Yunmeng Mountain to play for five days. In the world of Qingtianjian, Master Zhang has passed away for five years.

The seven aspirants who are still in the illusion are now thirty-five years old. Bai Zao and Bai Qianjun from Zhongzhou Sect, Xi Yiyun from Yimaozhai, He Zhan from Guocheng Temple, Jing Jiu and Zhuo Rusui from Qingshan Sect, are all talented disciples of the famous sect. Surprisingly, there is also a casual cultivator named Jiang Rui who asked for it.

Occasionally, Qingniao will take a look at his face. He is still working hard to climb up in a certain state and county. People don't understand why He Zhan would allow this friend who betrayed him to live until now, given He Zhan's monstrous power and ruthless methods in Zhao Guoli.

Compared with poor Jiang Rui, the other six aspirants naturally played a more important role in Qingtianjian's world.

The White Emperor went on several expeditions, and finally completely defeated the barbarians in the north. He beheaded countless people, captured a large number of war horses, and even harvested several extremely fertile pastures. The current Qin cavalry is like the sharpest weapon. Except for Zhao, no other country has the strength to resist.

The merchants and people of Qi State were obviously terrified, and accelerated the process of overseas exploration at an almost violent speed. In just five years, several large islands were discovered again, and a large amount of rare resources were transported back. While strengthening the national strength, they also prepared a lot of back roads. I believe that it is really possible to discover the legendary foreign continent in the near future.

The scholar named Yun Qi left the school to travel and give lectures in the Qi State and its subordinate cities, and even went overseas to civilize the barbaric aborigines. He gained a high reputation among the people of various countries and accepted thousands of disciples, including even big figures like Qi Huang and Zhao Guogongqing.

Those Zhao Guogongqing who worshiped under Yunqi's sect are actually well known to passers-by. They just want to use this dazzling coat to make the court feel a little jealous, but they soon realized their mistakes, because they have received merciless blows from the police in the officialdom and their family's property.

Eunuch He is still the ruler of Zhao.

All the government orders came from him, not His Majesty the Emperor, nor the Empress Dowager behind the bead curtain. This kind of thing is too absurd and intolerable in the world. People of insight and righteousness in Zhao State set off waves of attacks again and again.

As for poisoning... How could the Anti-Affair Factory allow such absurd things to happen.

The only real danger that He Zhan faced came from the man in black who returned from the Western Regions.

Zhuo Rusui's choice of shooting location was very clever, it was not a county with relatively weak defenses, nor was it a bustling street in Kyoto, but the police department.

He waited for seven days on the beam of the latrine which was the cleanest in the anti-crime factory, with a gold-plated toilet. He fell asleep thirty times because of boredom and sleepiness, and finally waited for He Zhan.

That battle was really soul-stirring, the police foundry was swept by like a gust of wind, the ground was in a mess, more than 20 eunuch masters died on the spot.

Zhuo Rusui once again proved that he is the strongest in the world after Mo Gong.

He Zhan's strange body skills, powerful combat power, and especially terrifying will that He Zhan showed in this assassination once again made Zhao's official circles and Qi's giant businessmen feel desperate.

The final outcome was that He Zhan was seriously injured and disappeared for more than 20 days. There were rumors that he had been hiding in the queen mother's palace these days.

Zhuo Rusui was also seriously injured, and was almost buried in the sea under the pursuit of the police and Zhao Guoqingqi. Fortunately, he was rescued by a certain scholar in the Qi Guoxue Palace.

It only took three days for the news to reach Chu, but it took a full seventeen days for it to reach the palace from the capital and reach Jing Jiu's ears.

It is indeed difficult for the emperor who is isolated from the world to know what is going on outside the palace, and of course he has nothing to know.

Master Zhang made a lot of preparations before his death, and the treasury and internal treasury are full. As long as the officialdom is no longer turbulent, it will be very simple for the government to return to the right track.

After the bloodbath in the main hall, Zhou Taishou promoted himself to be a Grand Scholar—Yuxi was handed over to him by Jing Jiu—and other officials were also highly valued. The not very useful Mr. Zhang was specially named by Jing Jiu to be the Minister of Taichang Temple. As for whether this appointment has anything to do with the Duke of Chaoge City, it is unknown.

Now that General Pei is away and Senior Scholar Zhou is inside, His Majesty still doesn’t care about things. The people of Chu State are living very comfortably, as if back when Senior Scholar Zhang was alive, another great event has ushered in, but anyone who really understands can see that Chu State is on the verge of dying.

This country looks bright on the outside, but the inside is riddled with holes. Extravagance, redundant officials, corruption, lax governance, and various problems are about to break out. Who will clean up when the time comes? Somewhat sadly, Chu State may have been resolved before these problems were resolved.

The first one to stare at the fat piece of Chu State was naturally the Bai Emperor of Qin State who took it as his mission to sweep the sea and unify the four universes.

That is, on the day when Qin State's iron cavalry went south, Eunuch He came to the border between Zhao State and Chu State.

He looked at the fertile field beyond the mountains and the faintly visible Xidaying, and said that famous statement.

General Pei himself was in command of the West Camp. Even though Qin had already dispatched troops, the imperial court still did not transfer him to the north, just to guard against Zhao.

He Zhan is not in a hurry, no matter how powerful a person is, he will die after all, he can wait.

He judged that the state of Chu could survive for five years at most, because General Pei could live for five years at most.

Everyone seems to have forgotten that General Pei is only three years younger than Bachelor Zhang...

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The Qin State began to attack the Chu State. The strange thing was, whether it was because of fear of the hidden strength of the Chu State, or because of the fear that Zhao State would take the millet out of the fire, Qin State's iron cavalry, known for its violent behavior, was extremely cautious this time, fighting steadily, and often took the initiative to withdraw troops at the end of spring. It took four full years to advance 300 miles to the south.

Jing Jiu doesn't care about world affairs, but if he still wants to practice in the palace, he has to pay attention to this matter.

Every once in a while, he would look at the summary of the military situation presented by the court. From the information, he came to a very interesting conclusion. The march of the Qin army seemed to maintain a certain rhythm. It was this rhythm that effectively controlled the attacking strength of the Qin army and ensured that the war would not get out of control.

Obviously, what the upper echelons of the Qin State wanted was a intact Chu State, not a Chu State with broken pots and pans. Only in this way could they completely digest Chu State’s national power and military strength in the shortest time after conquering Chu State, and gain an absolute advantage in the final world war with Zhao State.

The problem is that if you want hundreds of thousands of cavalry to act according to a certain rhythm, it is not something ordinary people can do. It requires extremely high leadership skills, planning skills and extremely delicate operational skills. Emperor Bai's military skills are like a god, but he is too violent and easy to kill, so he should not be able to do such a thing.

He sensed that it should be Bai Zao's handwriting.

There is no such thing as a princess in distress who is confined in a deep palace, but some are just behind-the-scenes rulers in Qin, just like him in Chu.

After confirming that the whole strategy was determined by Bai Zao, Jing Jiu became more and more sure of what Qin Guo wanted to do. Unfortunately, he had no way to change that matter.

In the winter of the fourth year of the Qin-Chu War, on an ordinary day, General Pei closed his eyes in his tent and followed Grand Master Zhang.

The news was like a fire, igniting the weeds that had been growing wildly for four years in the wilderness that had been left unattended.

Those weeds have ambitions.

The 70,000 cavalrymen of the Qin State went straight out of Cangzhou and traveled southward through the mountains and plains. They didn't care about the loss of the march and the intrusion of the Chu army along the way, and almost went straight to the capital of the Chu State like crazy.

What's even more crazy is that more than 100,000 Zhao Guoqing cavalry divided into three groups, completed the siege of the West Camp in just seven days, and then began a silent attack.