Once he heard the statement, Yin Kaishan and Liu Wenjing were left completely speechless.
At first, Yin Kaishan thought that Prince Qi's words were just an excuse, or a tactic to delay the battle.
He wanted to fight, but clearly, Prince Qi was timid and only listened to Lord Qin, which is why he resolutely refused to go to war.
As for the so-called "the time has not yet come" or "the accomplishment of annihilating Xue Ju is already a sure thing," these were nothing more than mystifications or another kind of excuse.
Therefore, Yin Kaishan unwillingly kept asking what exactly the right moment referred to.
Was there a precise time?
If it was just an excuse, then Prince Qi surely wouldn't be able to provide a precise time.
He would only say things like "the time has not yet come, be patient."
