Improper cannon fodder for fast wear

Chapter 1901 The Fourth Natural Disaster 52
He didn't mention the remorse of Emperor Yongfeng and his son, but said that after the Sang tribe killed Emperor Yongfeng and his son, they started to escape. After all, the third prince of Daqi had already entered the capital, and it would be too late if they didn't run away.

King Sang heard that An Ran would not accept any compromise, heaved a long sigh, and began to retreat under the guard of his guards, thinking he could escape.

But I never thought that the high-level figures of the Sang tribe, An Ran had all issued wanted missions, and the head portraits were also photographed because An Ran sneaked around these people——An Ran is not bad at martial arts now, so naturally, he could sneak up to these people and take photos of them The pictures of them are put in the mission, so that the mission map can show the direction of their activities, so they think they can escape, but that is impossible, because the higher the status, the richer the mission rewards, so the people staring at them don’t know How many, even if they took scattered actions, did not escape the pursuit of the players.

However, their scattered actions are more or less effective, because the players are running to block those high-level generals or princes with the most rewards or even the king of Sang, the prince and grandson of the king of Sang, so those middle and low-level Sang people will take advantage of the players to stare at the clan. The chances of people with high status here have gone a lot.

An Ran didn't care too much about these people running away. After all, she didn't stop punishing the San people after the fight this time. She would continue to make trouble for them in the future. After all, if anyone came to invade her country, she would not clean up the other party. , Just drive the other party home and that's it. The other party will definitely not take him seriously. Only when the other party is beaten away and disabled can other countries be deterred, so that other countries will not dare to follow suit.

She was going to drive them away at that time, and let them harm the western world, so this time some people ran away, and she didn't mind.

Soon the capital was vacant just like Zhenbeiguan back then. In addition to sending players to monitor the movements of the San people to prevent them from making a comeback, Anran began to repair in the capital, and even planned to move the future base to the capital.

After all, the capital is occupied, and Emperor Yongfeng and his son are dead. Next, she will be able to ascend the throne, and a new storyline will start at that time.

Although the task of the game system is to let her get the world, it will be considered as completed, but ascension to the throne does not mean that she has won the world. After all, the world is still in chaos, so the chaos must be calmed down and stabilized before she can be considered to have gained the world.

And completing the game task doesn't mean that the system will disappear and the player can't get in. As long as she is still there, the game can continue.

As for her leaving this world, she doesn't know whether this world can still summon players, but by then, she will be gone, and she won't care about these things anymore.

As An Ran regained the capital, many people who fled because of the Sang besieging the capital came back.

An Ran released some more accounts, allowing players to maintain law and order in the capital, as well as statistics on population and housing.

And the players who inquired about the movements of the San tribe also reported to her that the San tribe did not immediately return to the territory of the San tribe, but retreated to a city [-] kilometers away from the capital to defend.

An Ran understands that the San people are like hyenas, waiting around.

If An Ran sends people to drive them away, they won't be able to beat them, so they will retreat; if they don't drive them away, they will wait and see what happens, if An Ran can't defend the capital, they will come back again.

And An Ran will definitely not give them time, and send players to drive them away immediately.

The San people also never thought that An Ran didn't settle down first and then fight outside, and even sent people to deal with them before the chaos in the world was quelled. This made them wonder whether An Ran was out of his mind. If you don't settle down, if you fight with foreigners, aren't you afraid that your internal people will drive you off the throne?

The reason why they didn't leave before, and just watched on the side, was that An Ran would quell the civil strife and had no time to beat them. In this way, although they withdrew from the capital, they didn't go out, they were still in the Central Plains, and they could still enjoy this colorful world.

Even though they lost a lot of high-level officials in the breakout of the capital this time, and even King Sang died, they are still unwilling to give up this piece of meat that has already bitten their mouths, and they still linger in the Central Plains.

As a result, they showed no mercy to them, and they didn't even calm down the internal strife, but they only wanted to drive them away, so that they could not continue to enjoy this colorful world, it was really annoying.

But because the players were too fierce, they had no choice but to leave in the end.

But they will not flee, but if the players beat them, if they can't beat them, they will give up a little bit of territory and defend to the next city; if they can beat them, they won't retreat.

They thought, the third prince only has so few people, and when they are exhausted, maybe no one will beat them. In that way, as long as they don't run away, there will still be a lot of people in their hands. Wouldn't the land in the Central Plains belong to them by then?
With this in mind, even though the San people know that players look like lunatics, they don't run away when they see them.

But when they retreated back and forth, and quickly retreated to the place where they left the customs, they found that there were still so many people under the third prince who beat them, so they couldn't help frowning. Come on, didn't many people die too?Also, the Third Prince needs some people to put down the civil strife. If this is the case, how come there are still so many of these people, and there is no reduction?

They didn't know that players could not die, so seeing the number of players sent by An Ran to expel them, the number was always small, so they were naturally puzzled.

Although they were puzzled, because these people looked different after death, they didn't know that these new players were the previous players, they just thought they were newcomers.

Then there was a new doubt, thinking that the newcomer recruited by the third prince could be so powerful?

No matter how much doubts they had, all in all, because An Ran sent players to expel them, they still retreated to the outside of the pass, their own territory.

An Ran saw that the Sang people were driven back to their hometown, and for the time being, they did not continue to release the mission to expel the Sang people, but began to focus on the civil strife.

It has been more than a year since the Sang tribe came in, until Anran fought all the way back from the border, and now Anran sent players to drive the San tribe back all the way.

Losing the time of the central court for more than a year is enough to cause chaos in the world that has lost order.

In particular, Emperor Yongfeng did not know how to rule. During his reign, there were refugees everywhere. This disorder caused chaos all over the place. After entering the capital and preparing to ascend the throne, at her order, stop the war and submit to her, but continue to fight and fight for territory.

Previously, An Ran's attention had been on the San people, as long as no one attacked the capital, she would not care about those forces for the time being.

Now that the San people have been driven back to their hometown, An Ran has time to deal with them.

(End of this chapter)