Though at this time, seeing the aftermath of a great battle, the young brother seemed to have a trend of turning over a new leaf, and Lord Qin was naturally pleased.
After pacifying Liu Wuzhou, Emperor Gaozu of Liang was overjoyed and rewarded both brothers generously.
Just as Li Hongyun had expected, he didn't actually need to tackle tough battles like Lord Qin.
The real Prince Qi was either the best sixth man or just a slacker, yet he could still receive continuous rewards and his authority expanded incessantly, let alone now when he showed the caliber expected of a true leader.
Thus, Li Hongyun communicated with Lord Qin and then petitioned Emperor Gaozu of Liang, expressing his desire to join the army in its campaign, and soon received permission.
Clearly after this battle, Emperor Gaozu of Liang also surprisingly discovered that the young Prince Qi appeared to be a military prodigy as well.
