Daqin: The poorest prime minister, the first emperor begged me to corrupt

Chapter 18 Han Xin, come and pay respects to His Majesty the Emperor!

[This chapter was posted before, and it was a bit inappropriate to think about it, so I modified the characters, don't blame everyone! 】

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In a sudden accident, Fusu hurriedly drew out his sword to block in a panic.

Dang-

Under the blow of great force, the bronze sword in Fusu's hand was knocked flying, and the Mace of the Xiongnu soldier was also deflected.

The Xiongnu soldiers missed a single blow, so they took advantage of the opportunity to knock Fusu to the ground, and swung their sticks to hit him again.

But halfway through swinging the stick, he suddenly turned again, but Qin Mo's big iron sword beside him had already slashed at him, and he had to deal with it.

When the sticks and swords intersected, the mace in the hands of the Xiongnu soldiers was neatly chopped off, and Teng Teng stepped back a few steps and fell to the ground. There was already a deep bone wound on his chest!

Not far away, there are soldiers who have discovered the danger here and are rushing to rescue them.

Holding swords in both hands, Qin Mo stood in front of Fusu, and said anxiously: "Young master, hurry up, there are still people in the house..."

"kill!"

Before he could finish his words, another Hun soldier with a wound on his head rushed out, swung a mace, and rushed towards the two of them.

Qin Mo protected Fusu who got up and retreated a few steps. When the Xiongnu soldiers were exhausted, he suddenly rushed forward, and the big iron sword whizzed down his shoulders and shoveled his back.

puff--

Half of the Xiongnu soldier's body was split open obliquely, hot blood sprayed like a fountain all over Qin Mo's head and body.

Qin Mo withdrew his sword, protected Fusu and then retreated to meet the soldiers who were rushing.

All the soldiers hastened to protect the two of them: "Has the general ever been injured..."

Qin Mo spat out a mouthful of blood foam that splashed into his mouth, and shook his head to indicate that he was fine.

The soldiers all breathed a sigh of relief, and immediately separated several people, armed with swords and shields, rushed into the house to check.

Qin Mo looked behind him to help Su: "Is the eldest son all right?"

Fusu looked at his bloody appearance, and couldn't help answering nonsensical questions: "The general is worthy of being the number one warrior in China, he is truly unparalleled in courage."

"In a life-and-death fight, there is no such thing as bravery or bravery. It just depends on who is calmer and who is faster!"

Qin Mo shook his head helplessly.

"General, found the surviving people..."

A knight flew to report.

Qin Mo's spirit was shaken, and he got on his horse: "Lead the way."

……

After a little leaning, everyone came to a large house in the center of the town, which seemed to be a government office for township officials.

It's just that the front office has been burned badly, and some places are still smoking.

The courtyard of the Houya was also affected, and the walls covered with mud and grass were filled with spiked arrows unique to the Huns.

Obviously it was attacked by the Huns cavalry!
Qin Mo drove his horse into the back office, and saw that the courtyard was full of scorched-faced people, many of whom were still wounded.

There are about 200 mouths.

"Where are the three elders in the village?"

Qin Mo glanced over, but couldn't tell their identities from their black and gray clothes, so he could only ask.

The people looked at each other in blank dismay, but no one opened their mouths to answer.

In the end, a young man with burnt hair stood up, bowed his hand to Qin Mo, and replied politely: "If you go back to the general, the three elders of the village should have died in battle when the Huns broke through the town."

Qin Mo glanced at this person, nodded, and then asked, "Judging from your accent, it doesn't seem like someone from Zhao?"

"I'm from Huaiyin, Han Xin." Han Xin said respectfully.

Qin Mo nodded again, but was immediately taken aback: "Han Xin?"

"It's Han Xin."

Han Xin thought his accent was too strong, so he repeated.

Looking at the dirty young man in front of him, Qin Mo couldn't help but be dumbfounded, this could be the soldier fairy.

"Your home is in Huaiyin, why did you come to Zhao?" Qin Mo asked curiously.

Han Xin was still so humble and respectful, and replied truthfully: "The emperor issued an edict a few days ago, saying that the Huns and barbarians invaded Zhao's land and plundered and killed my Chinese children."

"Although I am humble, I always have great righteousness. Therefore, some strong men from my hometown, led by the pavilion chief, came to Zhao to kill the barbarians of the Xiongnu!"

As he spoke, he stretched out his fingers and pointed at the black charcoal heads with knives and bows behind them.

"My fellow countrymen defended the township government just now. Although the head of the pavilion was killed in battle, they also killed many barbarians of the Xiongnu."

"It's just that the head was not cut off, and the corpse was snatched back. It's a pity!"

Qin Mo suddenly realized that the other party did not refute his origin, so it is very likely that he really is the soldier fairy Han Xin.

What a coincidence, this can happen.

Qin Mo smiled, nodded his head and said: "Okay, they are all my Great Qin Yingwu Yishi. Your Majesty will arrive later, and you will definitely be rewarded."

"His Majesty?!"

When Han Xin heard that the emperor was coming, his eyes widened in shock, and he could no longer maintain his demeanor.

Qin Mo glanced at him, and said, "Since you know the content of the edict, you should also know that the conquest of the Xiongnu is the emperor's own conquest."

Han Xin said in embarrassment: "I know, I know, but I didn't expect the emperor to really dare to come, kind of...cough cough cough."

Qin Mo smiled, pretending he didn't hear it at all, and only went to appease the other people.

……

Later, Ying Zheng led an army to the small town, and Qin Mo and Fu Su led the remnants of the people, as well as Han Xin and other strong men out of the town to meet them.

"Father, more than a thousand Hun cavalry have been wiped out." Fusu immediately stepped forward to report.

But the first emperor, Yingzheng, looked at Qin Mo who was covered in blood at the first glance, and let out a strange cry of surprise.

"Oh, Ai Qing was injured? Where is the injury? How did you bleed so much?"

He kept asking urgently, and he had already jumped off the chariot to examine Qin Mozhou carefully.

Fusu looked down at the blood on his body, and suddenly felt a little heartbroken.

When Qin Mo split the Xiongnu soldier with his sword just now, a lot of blood was actually splashed on his body...

"A few accidents, please Your Majesty, are all the blood of the Huns and barbarians, and the minister was not injured."

Qin Mo bowed his hands and explained.

Ying Zheng breathed a sigh of relief, and said with some fear: "As the chief general of an army, Aiqing's [-] men's lives are tied to Aiqing's body. You must cherish yourself."

Qin Mo bowed again: "I obey the order."

Ying Zheng nodded in satisfaction, then turned to look at Fusu: "Has my son ever been injured?"

Fusu: "..."

Am I your son?

Your son is Qin Mo, right?
Fusu resisted the urge to roll his eyes, and squeezed out two words between his teeth: "No harm."

Seeing that he seemed to have resentment, Ying Zheng couldn't help feeling puzzled, but since he wasn't injured, he didn't bother to ask any more questions, and focused on Qin Mo again: "Ai Qing, how is the battle going?"

Fusu: "..."

Didn't I hear you just now?
Who the hell is the real son!

"More than a thousand Hun cavalry have been wiped out."

"I injured 11 people, and none of them died."

Qin Mo repeated Fusu's report, and then added another sentence.

Ying Zheng raised his eyebrows dumbly: "Very kind, give credit to the soldiers!"

Although it is a cavalry elite equipped with the power of the national treasury, and it is reasonable to fight more and less, it is reasonable.

But no one was damaged, which is really amazing!

"I met a few righteous men who were inspired by His Majesty's edict and traveled thousands of miles from Chu to participate in the extermination of the Huns and barbarians. It is respectable."

Qin Mo introduced Han Xin and others admiringly, then waved behind him and said, "Han Xin, come and pay respects to His Majesty the Emperor!"

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