Feng Shuori wants to conquer the world because everyone else is doing it, and if he doesn't do it, it will be in vain.
Jiang Yan wanted to conquer the world because he wanted to kill the emperor.
In the tenth year of Wanjing, the two men attacked the capital from one north to the other.
When the last emperor presented the city, the north wind blew southward, and the horses were reined in side by side.
Flags flew, horses neighed and the wind roared. Two famous generals in the world were facing each other head-on.
They had a brief conversation.
No historian in later generations would like to go back to that moment and listen to what they were saying.
People say that it was Feng Shuori who persuaded Jiang Yan to surrender, and Jiang Yan agreed.
But in fact, Feng Shuo remembered clearly that it was Jiang Yan who spoke first that day.
Jiang Yan: When did you know you were a woman?
Feng Shuori: It was the first time we met.
Jiang Yan (frowning): I didn't even say a word to you at that time.
Feng Shuori: Have you forgotten that you stepped on my back to get on and off the carriage?
Jiang Yan: So what?
Feng Shuori (with a cheerful smile): You are so young. With your size, body, and weight, I knew something was wrong.
Intention: None yet
