Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

"This is the best opportunity." Li Jing emphasized again and said firmly, "As long as you cooperate with me, no matter what Tang Jian has shortcomings, if your Majesty blames him in the future, or Tang Jian's family members have any accusations, I will do my best. Commitment means that you will never be implicated in your head."

Li Ji smiled bitterly: "I didn't mean that..."

He is not afraid to take responsibility. It's just that such a thing has violated his usual principle, so he felt hesitant. However, at this moment, he could also clearly perceive that Li Jing was standing in front of this great opportunity to make merits, and constantly exuding an aura that he had to make an arrow on the string. This kind of momentum makes people feel like being oppressed.

Li Ji seems to have no choice.

Putting aside the moral flaws of this plan, Li Ji has to admit that this is the plan with the highest success rate and the lowest cost at the moment.

He was silent for a long time, and finally nodded.

As the saying goes, if you don’t take control of a soldier, you have to let go of most of your humanity on the battlefield. Otherwise, how can you kill the enemy? Once humanity is weakened, the pursuit of morality loses its foundation, but it seems a bit ridiculous.

Li Jing knows this truth very well. So from the beginning, he concluded that Li Ji would definitely agree, but it was sooner or later.

Therefore, Li Jing and Li Ji's soldiers and horses cooperated.

That night, Li Jing picked up 10,000 fine riders, each with a ration of 20 days, went deep into the Yinshan Mountains, and went straight to the place where the Jieli King's tent was discovered by the scouts in front. And Li Ji followed with the rest of the army, and also entered the Yinshan Mountain-most of the remaining sergeants were not cavalry, so they moved slowly and could only follow behind.

At midnight, snow suddenly began to fall in the sky. It's snowing, and it's big. This is not a good thing for Li Xin, who needs to move fast. However, there is no turning back arrow.

"If it snows, it will snow." Li Jing said to the deputy Su Dingfang, as if talking to himself, "The wind and snow are heavy, and the march is less noticeable by the Turks and more likely to succeed."

Su Dingfang smiled reluctantly.

Li Jing was right. The wind and snow did bring conditions conducive to sneak attacks, but it also reduced the marching speed of the army, and at the same time greatly increased the risk of getting lost. Li Jing also knew this, but he selectively ignored it because he had no other choice.

The Yinshan Mountains stretch for thousands of miles, the range is very wide, the mountains are undulating, and the geographical environment is very complicated. This is also an important reason why Jie Li was in a hurry to choose this place as a place of wandering. Coupled with the impact of the wind and snow, I really don't know whether it is a blessing or a curse.

Six days after Li Jing's army marched forward, he hadn't even seen a single Turkic hair, and morale was inevitably low. It was not until the evening of the seventh day that they finally found traces of the Turkic camp. Following these traces, Li Jing traced it all the way, and finally found a small camp of Turkic people-unfortunately, Jie Li was obviously not here.

These Turks were all cleaned up by Li Jing within two strokes, and none of them were let go. Li Jing organized them into a separate team of prisoners and arranged them at the back of the team.

Although it is a pity that Jie Li is not here, Li Jing is not completely unprofitable. He got more accurate information about the location of Jieli Yazhang from the mouths of these captives. this point is very important.

At the same time, Tang Jian, who was negotiating about surrender in Jieli camp, also encountered a little trouble.

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