The eldest princess pampered the beautiful, strong and miserable proton queen

The human voice was like waves, hitting Jiang Fuguang one after another.

The people's faces were dull. Listening to the random curses all around, they felt that what they said was wrong, but they didn't know what was wrong.

Shi Shangshu turned up the volume and shouted: "Emperor Xiao led a group of civil and military ministers and most of the troops in the capital. They abandoned the capital and fled south. Jiang Jun made dumplings in the palace. Jiang Lingrong and his party were also tied up in the palace." Jiang Jun's chariot is on display under the city tower. If you are brave, go and take a look!"

"I am fighting your mother's army and resisting your mother's Jiang. You have arrogance and backbone. Why don't you go to the city tower to fight against Jiang? Be generous to others, waste other people's wealth, sacrifice other people's lives, and be merciless to others. , does it mean nothing to you?"

"You go ahead, who are you going to kidnap with all your virtue?"

"How long can Luojing City hold out if Jiang Jun fails to attack? How many people have no food at home and can only suffer from hunger and hide in their homes to wait to die? If this continues, how many people will starve to death in the city? You guys? We all have eyes, so we might as well take a good look at the people around us, see how yellow and thin they are, and see how long they can survive!"

These words expressed the feelings of many people, and the people could not help but feel sad, and the long street rang with the sounds of mourning one after another.

"You said that the eldest princess was a traitor and a thief. Was it the eldest princess who destroyed the Southern Dynasty? Didn't the eldest princess do enough for the Southern Dynasty? Can we defend the Southern Dynasty by guarding Luo Jing?"

"The Qi family army is fighting against foreigners. How many days can they last without food and grass supplies? The soldiers are fighting bravely on the battlefield to prevent our homeland from being invaded by foreigners and to prevent our people from being trampled by foreigners. Let our relatives become slaves of foreigners!"

"..."

The curses did not decrease because of Shi Shangshu's angry words, but a different voice came from the crowd.

"The eldest princess is not wrong."

"Yes, the eldest princess did it to prevent us from starving and hiding at home waiting to die. She was not wrong."

"Jiang Chao's army came, and the emperor ran away with his ministers. No matter whether we live or die, the eldest princess could also run away, but she didn't run away. Only the eldest princess was willing to stand up for us."

"The eldest princess is not wrong. You are not allowed to scold the eldest princess..."

"..."

The angry voices of the people merged into an even more turbulent wave. With red eyes, they roared and rushed towards the people who were scolding the eldest princess. They pushed them to the ground and waved their fists like wild bulls. Keep beating.

Screams and cries of pain came and went.

Jiang Fuguang did not stop her. With a calm face, she led the civil and military officials to the tower step by step.

A solemn atmosphere enveloped the sky above the tower.

Jiang Fuguang raised his head and looked at the flags fluttering in the wind on the tower. On the yellow flags, the mighty dragon pattern sounded fiercely in the wind.

She looked at the soldiers on the city tower. She knew clearly that the imperial court existed in name only, and that Luojing City could not be defended, but there was not a single deserter. Everyone stood firmly on the position.

They may be depressed and shaken in their hearts, but the honor and responsibility of being a soldier will never allow them to take a step back.

Therefore, one should not die in a meaningless war.

Jiang Fuguang held up the talisman and said: "Lower the flag and open the city gate."

The high-pitched voice was carried by the wind and reached the ears of every defender on the city tower. They looked at the eldest princess holding a jade talisman at the bottom of the city tower.

This is the symbol used by the imperial court to convey orders and recruit soldiers.

The cavalry general's eyes were red, and he knelt heavily on the ground with a bang. He put his hands on the ground, trembling lips, suddenly fell to the ground, and shouted: "Your Majesty, the chariot general Cheng Pengyuan, obeys the order of the princess." The soldiers guarding the city. They knelt down, their eyes red, every inch of the mountains and rivers was filled with blood. All of them had shed blood and sweat to protect this country day after day. The concept of guarding the fertile territory and protecting the country has been deeply rooted in marrow.

Therefore, even though they knew they would die, they never took a step back.

"Brothers," the cavalry general stood up, glanced at the brothers present, his voice was hoarse, "do you remember what the general said to us when we were soldiers?"

Every time he recruits new soldiers, the general will go to the camp to visit these new soldiers. He is like an ordinary old soldier, sitting by the campfire, chatting with the soldiers, bragging, and telling the young and immature faces about the war he has experienced. .

The recruits had no idea that the bold old man in front of them was a general.

It wasn't until the general left that the general in charge of training told them that that person was the general, the God of War of the Southern Dynasties.

Every recruit has a general in his heart.

To new recruits, a general is never a legendary figure, let alone an unreachable dignitary.

General Chariot and Cavalry had tears in his eyes: "He said that most of us choose to join the army for the sake of our families. Some of us want to make contributions and honor our ancestors;"

"Some people are so poor that they can't take the blame, so they can get food supplements by serving as soldiers;"

"Some people are bullied by local gentry and tyrants. Being a soldier can protect their families from being bullied;"

"There are also some people because the imperial court gives preferential treatment to military families. Military families are exempt from the head tax and can receive tax-free salt."

"Everyone's small family here, when added together, is one big family. Countless families form a country. This country is called a family country. So we have to understand that family comes first, and then there is a country."

The soldiers couldn't help but burst into tears when they thought of the dead general.

"The general also said, I want you to live for your family. On the battlefield, think of your parents, wives and children, and live your life for them."

They all remember.

The cavalry general's voice was rich: "Brothers, the general said that family comes first, then country. Our country has perished, but our home is still there. We must live for our parents, wives and children."

The soldiers couldn't help but cry out.

The cavalry general choked up his voice: "The eldest princess ordered the city gate to be opened not to allow us to die for the country, but to give the brothers a way to survive. This life of the brothers belongs to the eldest princess. No matter what happens in the future, we must do it for the country." Fight for the eldest princess!"

The soldiers had tears in their eyes and shouted: "Fight for the eldest princess, fight for the eldest princess..."

The sounds formed a wave that surged in the air endlessly. Jiang Fuguang's heart was shaken and could not calm down for a long time. She gave the soldiers a way to survive, and the soldiers promised their lives.

They wanted Emperor Guanghe to see clearly that no matter when and where, as long as the eldest princess gave an order, tens of thousands of people would sacrifice their lives and blood for the eldest princess.

The eldest princess is always their eldest princess.

It is where the heart is headed and where the sword is pointing.

Jiang Jun at the foot of the city was greatly moved. He gave up his hostility, contempt, and even arrogance towards the enemy, and developed some sympathy for each other.