After listening to the advice, I rebelled and became an emperor of all ages

On another battlefield at Highland Ranch, the atmosphere was solemn and tense.

Hailanhak had led his troops to clean up the battlefield. The messy land was covered with debris and blood, as if telling of the fierce battle that had just been experienced.

Li Zhongwu had only a few people escape this time. In his opinion, this battle had no impact on the overall situation.

However, the losses in this battle were huge for Hilanhake.

In the final, almost frenzied counterattack by the rebels, they suffered huge casualties, and many warriors fell in the battle. This was undoubtedly a heavy blow to his Hailan tribe.

Despite this, Hailanhak knew in his heart that now was not the time to lament. He had to quickly adjust his strategy, strengthen his defenses, and prepare for the next round of challenges that might come.

He stared into the distance, with a determined light in his eyes, and secretly vowed in his heart: for the future of the tribe, he would do anything at all costs.

He clenched the battle axe in his hand, feeling the heavy metal texture, as if reminding him of the responsibility and mission he shouldered. Behind him was the trust and expectations of the tribe, and he knew he could not let them down.

"Chief, the place has been cleaned up!" His close confidant stepped forward and said, with a hint of urgency in his tone.

Hake nodded, his eyes swept across those tired but determined faces, and he responded in a low voice: "Notify the whole army to rest and recuperate, and give priority to the treatment of the wounded. We need to conserve our energy and prepare for greater challenges."

After saying this, he turned and walked towards the main camp, already beginning to plan the next strategic deployment in his mind.

The afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on the Hailan Ranch, covering the land that had been baptized by war with a layer of golden glow, but this golden glow could not cover up the worries in his heart.

Every scar reminded him of the cruelty and ruthlessness of war.

Entering the main camp, Hailanhak's steps were heavy, but each step seemed firm and powerful.

He knew very well that every move he made had to be extremely precise. For the future of the tribe, he had to use every bit of his strength to the best effect.

He sat at a long table with a map of the battle spread out in front of him, various possibilities running through his mind rapidly.

According to their intelligence, the number of troops led by Li Zhongwu to support is definitely not just the number that appeared this time.

The rebel army was still behind and had not arrived yet. Li Zhongwu was only worried about Lin Zhongyun's situation, so he led a small number of people to support him. They still had a tough job to do.

"We can't give them any more chances to breathe." He muttered to himself, running his finger across the map, thinking about how to break the enemy's defenses.

A fighting spirit ignited in his heart. Since Li Zhongwu had already launched an attack, he must take the opportunity to launch an attack and disrupt the enemy's deployment.

"We need more scouts to understand the movements of the rebels." Hailanhak ordered decisively, with a resolute light in his eyes. He knew that only by understanding the enemy's actions could he make the right decision at the critical moment.

"Yes, Chief!" His confidants responded one after another and quickly arranged for the departure of the reconnaissance team.

At the same time, Hake was thinking about how to maximize the power of the Hailan tribe.

He knew that one battle alone could not solve the fundamental problem, and that strategic adjustments must be made in order to take the initiative in the next battle.

"We must let everyone know that the Hailan tribe will never surrender easily!" He said silently in his heart, his firm belief burning like a raging fire.

He knew that only by gathering strength could he be invincible in this war.

Now, all he had to do was to use the existing resources and time to strengthen reconnaissance and understand the enemy's movements in order to gain the initiative in the next battle.

But after everyone left, one person stayed behind and stood inside the big tent, silently looking at Hailanhak, with complex emotions flashing in his eyes.

The man was Hailan Galo, a young general of the Hailan tribe. At the moment, he felt indescribable boredom and confusion in his heart.

As their eyes met, Hailanhak noticed the anxiety hidden in Gallo's eyes, and was secretly shocked, knowing that this person must have something to say that he couldn't say openly.

So, he nodded slightly, signaling the other party to speak: "Okay, now that there is no one around, you can speak!"

"Yes, Chief!" Hailan Galo's voice was low and firm. Although he was hesitant in his heart, he knew that he had to speak frankly at this time.

His eyes wandered over Hilanhake's face, as if searching for the right words.

After a moment, he finally mustered up the courage and said in a deep voice: "Chief, I want to know what you think. Do we really want to let Chagan Wuli have the last laugh?"

This question was like a needle, piercing the doubts that had already existed in Hailanhak's heart.

Hailan Galo's voice echoed in the quiet tent, making him feel uneasy.

This question had been weighing on his mind for a long time. The reason why he didn't speak it out before was that the war had already started. Speaking it out would not only not change anything, but would even affect the morale of the entire army.

But now it’s different. He finally has a chance to catch his breath, and he must let it all out.

He could not allow Hailanhak to continue making mistakes like this. Since he had chosen this path, he would stick to it until the end.

His Hailan tribe has placed all its bets on this, and if they fail, they will die.

"Chief, even if we are determined to retreat now, the Khan may not necessarily let us go." He said in a sad voice, trying to persuade Hailanhak to change his mind.

"This...!" Hailanhak's face suddenly turned pale, his eyes were no longer as sharp as before, and he began to become hesitant.

It's not that he hasn't thought about this problem, he has just been avoiding it. Now that the window paper has been broken, he has to face it.

"Chief, don't be soft-hearted at this time!" When Hailan Jialuo saw Hailanhak's hesitation, he was immediately delighted and knew there was a chance. He then struck while the iron was hot and said, "We led the army to stop Li Zhongwu earlier, which was considered to be our righteousness. There is no need for you to stop all the rebels on behalf of Chagan Wuli.

We should take this opportunity to sit back and watch the fight between the rebels and the Khan, and reap the benefits!"

Listening to Hailan Galo's words, Hailanhak's brows furrowed, and his inner struggle became more obvious.

He knew that this was a critical moment not only for his Hailan tribe, but also for the entire Northern Barbarians. If he acted rashly, it might lead to a greater conflict.

However, Hailangaluo's words were like a sharp sword, piercing the soft spot in his heart, forcing him to re-examine the significance of this war. "Are you saying that we should give up our support for Chagan Uli?" He asked tentatively, trying to make his tone sound calm, but the fluctuations in his heart had already betrayed him.

"That's right!" Hailangaluo said without hesitation, with a determined light flashing in his eyes, "We can't continue to make wedding clothes for others.

Although the rebel army is powerful now, as long as Lin Zhongyun dies, they will no longer be a threat.

The leader should think about how we should deal with the Khan and Hu Yanhuan next. He is just using us. If we continue to help him, we will be the only ones who get hurt in the end!"

Hailanhak thought to himself that although Hailangalo's words made sense, he also knew what giving up Chagan Uli meant.

The situation in the Northern Barbarians is extremely complicated. If we allow the rebel army to go to support us, it will definitely have a huge impact on the entire war situation.

It is even possible that this will allow the rebel army and Lin Zhongyun to escape, and at that time he will be the biggest sinner in the Northern Barbarians.

However, if they stopped the rebels, the price would be too high.

Just as Hailan Galo said, Chagan Uli already knew his evil ambitions, and there was no turning back now.

If he is overwhelmed by the rebels this time, and Chagan Uli counterattacks from behind, he will not have any strength to fight back.

By that time, his fate may not be much better than it is now, and the Hailan tribe will also end up in a tragic situation.

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This is something he must consider and avoid as the leader of the Hailan tribe.

"I understand what you mean," Hailanhak said slowly, his tone gradually becoming firm, "but we must consider the consequences. The Northern Barbarians are a big deal, and my Hailan tribe must not become the eternal sinner of the Northern Barbarians."

"Chief!" Hailangaluo suddenly became anxious, his voice full of urgency, "Chief, we can't drag this on.

You also understand that the rebels have begun to gather, and Li Zhongwu's support is definitely not limited to this attack. If we don't take action, future battles will be even more difficult!"

At this moment, there was a deafening sound of hurried horse hooves outside the big tent, as if announcing something.

Hailanhak was shocked, raised his head and looked outside, and couldn't help but feel happy: "Could it be that Hailantaish has returned?"

He hurried out of the tent, his heart full of anticipation, but when he saw the scene outside, the smile on his face froze instantly.

What came into view was not the figure of Highlandesh, but a corpse soaked in blood. The horse was neighing beside it, looking extremely uneasy.

"Tash!" Hailanhak's heart tightened, and he hurried forward, threw himself on the ground, and gently stroked the familiar face with trembling fingers.

Hailan Tesh's eyes were closed, with a look of pain on his face. The wounds on his body were horrifying, and the blood had dried. It was obvious that he had experienced a brutal conflict.

Anger and grief intertwined in Hailanhak's heart. His eyes flashed with angry flames, and the hesitation and uneasiness in his heart were instantly drowned by anger. He seemed to have lost his mind and roared: "Yijun, Li Zhongwu, I will never forgive you!"

"Chief, calm down!" Hailan Galo hurriedly tried to dissuade him, feeling uneasy in his heart.

He understood that Hailanhak's emotions were extremely unstable at the moment, and if he continued to get excited, it might lead to irreversible consequences.

"Calm down? How can I calm down!" Hailanhak's voice was like thunder, as if it would shake the whole world.

His heart was filled with helplessness and anger. At this moment, he felt a loneliness he had never felt before.

Hailan Tesh was his most trusted subordinate and was regarded by him as the future successor of the Hailan tribe. Now that he left in such a way, he felt heartbroken.

"This can't end like this!" Hailanhak roared in a low voice, his fists clenched tightly, his nails deeply embedded in his palms, blood oozing out, but he was completely unaware.

Countless images flashed through his mind, including the image of Highlandes fighting bravely on the battlefield and the days when he fought side by side with him.

The young man he trusted and had the highest hopes for in the entire Hailan tribe was Hailan Tesh, especially after he broke up with Hu Yanhuan, he valued Hailan Hake even more.

Now that Hailantes has died in battle, it is a huge blow to him, especially now that he has no time to continue training the next successor.

"Chief, you must calm down!" Hailangaluo advised again, with a trace of worry in his eyes, "What we need now is reason, not impulse. Chagan Wuli's power is still above ours, and we can't make the wrong decision because of momentary anger."

Hailanhak took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down. He knew that as the leader, he had to be responsible for the future of the tribe.

Although anger was boiling in his heart, he knew that only by staying calm could he make the right choice. The sacrifice of Highlandesh was like a thorn that pierced his heart deeply and made him unable to ignore it.

"You're right." Hailanhak finally calmed down, a hint of fatigue in his tone, "I can't let Tesh's sacrifice go to waste. We must find a way to fight back and deal a heavy blow to the rebels!"

"Yes, chief!" There was a glimmer of hope in Hailan Galo's eyes. He knew that Hailanhak had finally regained his sanity and was determined to fight back.

Fighting spirit also ignited in his heart, imagining the future battle scenes, the pride of the rebels would be completely shattered.

Hailanhak turned around and walked back to the tent, swearing secretly in his heart: For Hailantesh and the future of the tribe, he would spare no effort and never let the enemy succeed.

He walked to the long table, gently ran his fingers over the map covered with traces of battle, and began to plan a counterattack strategy in his mind.

At this time, the scouts who had brought back the body of Hailan Tesh dared to step into the tent and said cautiously, "Please calm down, Chief. General Tesh was a brave warrior of our Northern Barbarians and died gloriously. Before he died, he killed several members of the Volunteer Army."

Hailanhak's heart was shaken. Although he was sad, he still felt a little comforted.

He knew that the Highlandes never retreated in battle, and it was this fearless spirit that kept their tribe standing.

"Even Li Zhongwu was slashed by the general and was seriously injured. He will die soon!"

The scout continued, his eyes gleaming with admiration and sadness, "Although we paid a price in this battle, the rebels did not gain much."

A flame of revenge ignited in Hailanhak's heart. Li Zhongwu was the core of the rebel army. If he could be severely damaged in this conflict, it would be a fatal blow to the rebel army.

However, Hailanhak was only injured, not dead, which made his eyes become more fierce. (End of this chapter)