Tong Huaqiong heard news from Shengjing, saying some supported waging war with Mo Bei while others advocated for peace.
For Tong Huaqiong, who possessed a modern soul, she cherished peace. However, countless historical documents revealed that negotiating peace in the face of enemy invasion was futile; only through a fierce battle could lasting peace be achieved.
A great person once said: Strike once powerfully to avoid being hit a hundred times.
This means Mo Bei should be subdued by force, allowing Dasheng to enter a prolonged period of peace.
After all, what cannot be won on the battlefield cannot be gained at the negotiating table.
Tong Huaqiong learned from Gu Jingzhe's mouth that ever since the establishment of Dasheng, Mo Bei clung to the border like a stubborn adhesive. To stabilize the border, Dasheng implemented mutual trade with Mo Bei, exchanging food, salt, and cloth at prices higher than the market rate for their cattle and sheep each year.
