Ugly Beauty: The Second Miss Waste

Chapter 411 The war broke out

Neither forward nor backward, no one knew what he was going to do next.

Even Qingcheng couldn't figure it out. At this time, Dongling's morale increased greatly. If he continued to capture with all his might, the next city might be captured very soon.

But Chu Ziyue stopped suddenly, as if he wanted to see what Cang Lan would do.

On Canglan's side, Murong Yan sent a general with [-] elite soldiers to garrison Yancheng, which is adjacent to Yandu.

After the people of Yancheng passed through the flames of war in Yandu, they were in panic all day long, and everyone was in danger.I am afraid that the flames of war will soon reach the door of the house.

But after hearing that Nian Shouxin led the troops to station, most of them were relieved.

Nian Shouxin has galloped on the battlefield for many years throughout his life. He is extremely brave and famous, which is not comparable to ordinary people.

After Nian Shouxin was stationed, Chu Ziyue suddenly returned to the capital of Dongling, leaving only the general of Dongling to wait in Yandu, and [-] elite soldiers.

Murong Yan told Nian Shouxin that if Dongling vowed to fight to the end, he would instead attack and take back Yandu.

If Dong Ling has the opinion of asking for peace or retreating, he will negotiate a peace after taking back Yandu.

But is it that simple to take back Yandu?A battle plan is required.

The general at Dongling only brought [-] soldiers, but he could return to ask for support at any time.

It is very difficult for Nian Shouxin to deploy troops and generals. Yandu is too far away from Kyoto, and it takes more than ten days for soldiers to go back and forth.

And Yandu is far away from Dongling, and it only takes about three days to dispatch soldiers.

Therefore, Nian Shouxin cannot act rashly, and once he acts rashly, the consequences will be disastrous.

Either, make a plan to take back Yandu in one fell swoop, or fight for a few rounds, and the troops on this side are depleted, and the troops on the other side can be dispatched at any time.

Nian Shouxin is of course inclined towards the former option, and seizing Yandu in one fell swoop is the best plan.

Therefore, since they were stationed in Yancheng, they have been discussing with the military advisers how to take back Yandu.

Qingcheng felt that things were not that simple, Chu Ziyue suddenly launched a war against Canglan, it was by no means that simple.

The general was sent to defend the city, and the deputy general stayed behind.

At this time, is Murong Yu going to make a move?
Qingcheng has been watching Murong Yu's movements to see if he has contacted other officials in private.

Since she sent the things to Murong Yu, she is not afraid that Murong Yu will not use them.

Canglan Continent September 1826, 9.

The emperor suddenly fell ill and couldn't afford it.

At the junction of Canglan and Dongling, Dongling suddenly increased its soldiers, preparing to attack Yancheng again in one fell swoop.

The strength of the two sides was almost the same, but Dong Ling had just won a city, and it was the time when morale was greatly increased, so although Yancheng had a general in the battle, it did not gain any benefits.

The enemy is treacherous, and General Dongling sets up an ambush to lure General Nian into the enemy. Nian Shouxin sees the enemy's treachery and does not go after him.

Unexpectedly, the intention of the enemy country was not to lead Nian Shouxin forward, but sent people to secretly sneak into the military camp where Nian Shouxin was stationed, and set fire to the food and grass on Canglan's side.

Above the court, the queen mother has not yet recovered, and the emperor suddenly fell ill again.

Therefore, the prime minister Lin Jingyuan, the deputy general and the ministers jointly discussed, and immediately sent major general Nian Huaijin to reinforce with food and grass.

The war is urgent, and food and grass must be delivered quickly.

Nian Huaijin took the order and led everyone to take a secret route, avoiding the enemy's sight and ambush.

(End of this chapter)