Canglan Empress

Chapter 333 Game 6
Under the lamplight, the young man's eyebrows and eyes seemed to be dyed the color of peach blossoms in March, and the light and wind were as beautiful as the moon, which was pleasing to the eye.

The heavenly voice is also warm and soft, and in this silent night, it also reveals the sharpness of insight into people's hearts.

"Rong Jin has the ambition to unify the six kingdoms, and in this world, Jimo Yaohua, the fourteenth prince of Dayong, is the only one who can conquer Rong Jin." Word by word, the young man's lips calmly and clearly revealed the sharpness in the peace, "Your Majesty, I sincerely think that this is more important than anything else."

Rong Jin wants to unify the six countries.

Emperor Tiande believed what Wen Jinyan said.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain the reason why Rong Jin came to Dayong quietly. Besides, he still has 16 elite soldiers stationed at the border.

Emperor Tiande had been emperor for 30 years, and he could see the young prince's ambition in Rong Jin's eyes.

He wants to conquer six countries, and these six countries naturally include Dayong.

As for what method to use to conquer, there is no need to think about it at all. As long as you have enough strength, you can start a war between the two countries with any excuse.

Ambition has existed in the hearts of kings of various countries since ancient times, it only depends on whether they have the confidence to realize their ambitions.

Rong Jin, on the other hand, was obviously a confident person.

Once ambition is turned into action, all six countries in the world will be drawn into the battle, and no one can avoid it.

Looking at the world... No, it is not known whether there are Rong Jin's opponents in the other four countries. Even if there are, it has nothing to do with Dayong.

Let Rong Jin or the princes of any other country unify the six countries, to Dayong, it doesn't make any difference, it is nothing more than that after the country is broken, the treatment of subjugated slaves is worse or better.

To fight against Rong Jin, the Dayong royal family must have someone who can be his opponent.

But looking at the whole Dayong, those who have the ability to fight against Rong Jin...

The adult princes Yuan Wang, Xu Wang, Heng Wang, and Xiao Wang flashed through Emperor Tiande's mind, and in the next moment, he erased them from his heart without hesitation.

None of these sons could be Rong Jin's opponent.

As for Yaohua...

"Yaohua can conquer Rong Jin?" Emperor Tiande narrowed his eyebrows slightly, his tone was light, "How can you see that?"

"The emperor should have made some judgments in his heart." Wen Jinyan said in a rambling voice, "Rong Jin's attitude towards the fourteenth prince at the palace banquet tonight is enough to explain everything. Only when an arrogant person faces an opponent who is recognized I will do my best to compete with him.”

As for Rong Jin's other thoughts about Yao Hua, in front of Jiang Shan Da Ye, it is not necessary to mention it for the time being.

After a slight pause, Wen Jin said calmly: "If this is not enough to convince the emperor, then the emperor can wait until the end of the game to see if the fourteenth prince is qualified to be Rong Jin's opponent."

"Just one game of chess, what can we say?"

"For the king who guides the country, the chessboard is also a battlefield." Wen Jinyan said, "As far as Jinyan knows, Rong Jin is an amazingly talented prince in the Northern Qi Dynasty. At least his chess skills have not met opponents in the Northern Qi Dynasty."

Therefore, if Yaohua can beat Rong Jin on the chessboard, it can at least show that his mental strategy and patience are not weaker than Rong Jin.

Emperor Tiande rubbed his brows wearily.

The young man was weak and harmless, and the expression of forbearance and grievance after being bullied seemed to still remain in his mind.

Emperor Tiande couldn't compare that child with Rong Jin, the Ninth Prince of Northern Qi who was full of ambition.

But the facts at the moment seem to be beyond his denial.

(End of this chapter)