Now that she thinks about it, Qin Yueyue has to admit that he was right; he always sees further than others.
If Chu hadn't managed to seize Zhennan Pass at the time, and if the Yan people defeated the wild people and took Zhennan Pass, the northern gate of Chu would be completely open to the Yan people.
Although Chu's infantry is unparalleled in the world, the Yan people's cavalry is even more swift and untouchable.
Thinking of him brings a smile to Qin Yueyue's face.
She has been cold all her life, enjoying the sight of blood-stained petals, but only with him, does she smile like flowers.
Qin Yueyue left this small desolate village. Next, she's heading to Ying Capital City to see for herself how much the Yan State has invested in this invasion against Chu.
She knows that Ying Capital City is a crucial logistic hub for the Yan State in this war.
However,
before she's gone far, a middle-aged man appears before her, dressed in an old long gown, holding a sword.
