The Long Ballad: Turmoil in Eastern Zhao

The Sumei people are dead, Zhao Zhuangshi is dead, is Lin Nu the death of the white tiger, or is this girl the reincarnation of Ziweixing? . .

Which emperor's reign name is Tianyou? -_-! I feel that Zhao Yuanrong is brave enough but not strategic enough to hand over such great military power to a disloyal person...

Let me ask, is Situ Qing's prototype Murong Chong? Eastern Zhao has some shadow of the former Qin~Fu Jian... Zhao Yuanrong...

It's not easy. Finally, when the second volume is finished, I really look forward to Lin Meiren taking care of Xiao Qi and creating a glorious and prosperous era together. That, the thirty-year-old beauty has shed her youthful youth and gained the grace of years, so she should be even more beautiful.

Diecui VS Fang Haoran, will this really happen? There must be some other uses for Pincui.

Lin Meiren is not young at all. Thinking about it carefully, why do you feel more and more that she has the potential of Empress Xiao of the Sui Dynasty?

Is this a new character? Fang Haoran, I can't remember if he has appeared before. This man is not on the list. Could it be that he is the beloved man arranged for Diecui?

Lin Meiren is very far-sighted, capable, strategic, decisive, romantic and affectionate... Why not be a man, so that she can dominate the country...

It's over. The third volume is about to begin. After all, I still can't escape the fate of wandering in troubled times. Beauty, a beauty who is unique in her own way. Isn't there a big hole if this volume is stopped?

Qinglang smiled and said, "Master Liu, don't worry. Jiangnan will not use troops rashly unless the group in the north achieves a result. Similarly, no one in the north has the strength to annex Beichengzhou before the results are achieved. I can't say that there will be long-term peace and stability. I dare to boast about maintaining peace here for two or three years." The second half of the sentence is easy to understand, but why "If the group in the north does not achieve results, Jiangnan will not use troops rashly"? If Situ Qing had just rebelled because "Don't be too fond of fighting, and don't chase after poor bandits," now that Lao Zhao is dead, the queen and the prince have also died for the country, and even the King of Han has become the grandson of the subjugated emperor, and the north is in chaos, why doesn't Jiangnan still use troops? When the north becomes unified and stable, won't it be more difficult to fight? Isn't it just because the Chu Kingdom cannot unify the world in the setting... After the Battle of Feishui, the former Qin Dynasty collapsed, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty also recovered the southwest region (Hanshui River and Sichuan Basin). Just a quick thought, if I were the King of Zhao, I would use troops... This update has more volume than the previous ones, and it seems more enjoyable. Come on!