If the shadowy puppeteer is not eliminated, it's useless to kill as many visible enemies as possible.
Chen Ping understood this point well.
However, the reason he hadn't targeted the Heir of Jinghai or attacked his troops was that Chen Ping still harbored a sliver of luck in his heart.
He believed that, after all, this prince was fundamentally a part of the Great Li Royal Family, and even if he didn't care for the common folk, he should at least cherish the reputation of the Ji Family...
At a time of storm and stress while the Hu People were invading, one would have to exert some effort and fight the invasion earnestly.
If he were killed, it would mean the loss of a strong ally on their side, allowing the plans of the Hu People to succeed.
But as it turned out, Ji Xuange not only didn't resist the Hu People but instead joined Beizhou.
Such actions...
It's as though he's holding a golden rice bowl while begging, truly hard to comprehend.
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