The Princess of Northern Land

Situ Gong did not pursue, but directly ordered the soldiers to rest where they were and wait.

In this battle, Beidi won a great victory with very few casualties.

When night fell, Guan Qinggu stood in front of King Rui's bed, anxious. If something happens to King Rui in Liaocheng, he will also be in trouble. "Let all the good doctors in the city come over."

He roared, and General Leng stood aside, sighing slightly in his heart. Regarding Beidi's strength, he knew that he had far underestimated the opponent.

Late at night, in the darkness, a group of soldiers dressed in black came to the city wall lightly, then threw out tiger claws and quickly climbed up the city wall.

"There is a sneak attack by the enemy." As soon as the man above shouted, he was already slashed by the people from the North.

Soon another group of soldiers from the North came up, and soldiers from Liaocheng also came up.

"Get out of the way, and those who drop their weapons will be saved. Otherwise, don't blame me for bringing out my trump card." The leading soldier shouted loudly while holding a grenade.

During the day, the soldiers in Liaocheng had seen the power of grenades. That kind of explosion was definitely not something their bodies could withstand. When they saw clearly that several of the soldiers who came up had grenades in their hands, they immediately softened.

After frightening the enemy, the soldiers from the North quickly opened the city gate. So people waiting outside the city immediately swarmed in.

By the time Guan Qinggu got the news, it was already too late. If he stayed and resisted, his life would be in vain.

He and General Leng looked at the unconscious King Rui on the bed, looked at each other, and then sighed in unison, and together they lifted King Rui's order away.

Guan Qinggu felt very aggrieved. He thought that Guan Qinggu was a famous general in Great Qin, but in the battle in Liaocheng, he actually lost so miserably that he didn't even have a chance to take action.

After Situ Gong and General Wu arrived in Liaocheng, they immediately sent a message by flying pigeons. A few days later, the second batch of heavy troops from the North entered Liaocheng. At this point, Liaocheng was completely in the hands of Chu Suifeng.

Then Luo Yan really caught Heizi and his accomplices in Liaocheng, and it was the second time that they captured the thieves.

After the officials of Da Qin found out, they were all frightened when they saw King Rui seriously injured and unconscious. When the emperor took Guan Qinggu to the imperial study and questioned him, he remained strangely silent.

King Chu also got the news a few days later, but compared to King Rui who lost his life, he only lost a group of informants and a way to make money, which was already considered good.

"Your Majesty, do you want to change people and go to the Northland again..."

"Forget it, King Ling has risen, and he will no longer let people act like monsters under his eyes." Chu Suiyun sighed. Even if he wins the throne, Chu Suifeng will put a thorn in the heart of the new emperor. Fortunately, Chu Suifeng has no ambitions.

"As expected, the Tatars sent troops to sneak attack, but General Luo preemptively rewarded them with a few grenades, so they stopped and went back. However, the eldest prince took advantage of his return to the capital to attack the capital and rebel." In the evening, the couple Lying on the bed, Chu Suifeng told her about recent events.

"The Northland is very vast, enough for us to survive. War will only hurt more ordinary people, Your Majesty..." Lin Ziyin looked at him.

"I won't offend others unless they offend me." Chu Suifeng replied.

The emperor originally wanted to use the charge of Prince Ling's rebellion to send troops again, but after Chu Suifeng captured Liaocheng, he never set foot outside Liaocheng again. He did kill the thieves in Liaocheng. As a result, the reason the emperor came up with seemed much more ridiculous. Coupled with the imperial edict of the late emperor, the final result was that even if he was the emperor, he could only suffer the disadvantage of being dumb.