The Summoning World of the Great Qin Empire

Chapter 1721 Parthian Empire
In essence, if Qin State and Chu State really had a close cooperative relationship, then Ying Fusu would definitely not send the letter to Chu State.

This is a kind of thinking of reverse inference. Ying Fusu was already afraid that the relationship between Qin State and Chu State would collapse, which led to the failure of the siege of Jiangyang City this time.

Li Shimin can get a chance to breathe again at the end, this is the most depressing thing.

Li Shimin is such a smart person, how could he not see through this relationship?
"There is no need to rush this matter. As long as Chen Kuan does what we say, Xiang Yu will not be suspicious. As long as Xiang Yu becomes suspicious, everything will be easy to handle."

"I think so too." Li Jing said with a smile: "At the beginning when Qin State and Chu State formed an alliance, and the armies of the two countries stormed Jiangyang City, everyone thought that the destruction of Jiangyang City was just a matter of time, but No one expected that we miraculously persisted for two months and tried our best to pretend that we were short of food and grass in the city, but in fact, we still had enough food for several years."

"Ying Fusu watches the situation in our city from the high platform of the earth mountain every day, but what about this? After this incident, Chu and Qin may launch another round of crazy attacks, but as long as we persist If it goes on, it won’t be long before the two countries with ulterior motives will once again go fishing for three days and drying the net for two days.”

Li Shimin smiled and said: "This is also the confidence that I can persevere. If there is only one country besieging the city, then Jiangyang City must be a bloody and bitter battle, but now there are two countries. Jiangyang City can do it." Survive in the cracks, this is the truth that no one in the world understands."

"Then Weichen will retire for the time being and go to the army to inspect." Li Jing bowed his hands and retreated.

In the general's mansion, Li Yuanba was in a good mood, and he brought Sun Ji to come several times during the day. At this time, Sun Ji was physically exhausted and was leaning on Li Yuanba's chest to breathe.

"Qin State and Chu State have their own secrets, and now Jiangyang City is preserved, that's a [-]% thing, baby! We don't have to die!"

Sun Ji gasped: "A Lang, you have said many times, whether dead or alive, as long as I can be with A Lang, I am very satisfied!"

Li Yuanba stroked Sun Ji's smooth skin with both hands, and said excitedly: "At first I thought that you would die here with me, and I was really tormented in my heart. Now I finally have hope, and only with hope can we achieve better things. When our army started the war with the people of Chu, we had already stockpiled all the food and grass in Sichuan, do you know how much food and grass there are?"

This was the first time Li Yuanba talked about the military affairs to Sun Ji, and she knew how much food and grass there was in the city.

Without waiting for Sun Ji to answer, Li Yuanba took the lead and said: "It's enough for the 10 of us to eat for a few years, and it may not be enough to finish it!"

Sun Ji was stunned: "There are so many, then..."

"What do you want to say?" Li Yuanba changed his posture, hugged Sun Ji in his arms, and rubbed Sun Ji's cheek affectionately. Sun Ji felt the change in a certain part of Li Yuanba's body, and gasped for mercy: "I can't do it myself. Ah Lang can't bully my concubine like this!"

Li Yuanba laughed a few times, stood up, revealed his strong body like a mountain, and muttered, "Sleep well, I have to go to the city to inspect the army, so don't think too much about it except having children."

What Sun Ji wanted to say was, since there was so much food, why did she watch so many innocent people starve to death in the city?

But in this case, she thought about it for a while, but she still didn't say it, because she knew that it was not up to her Alang to decide. The most important thing for Alang now was to give him a child as soon as possible.

This is really the most important thing, nothing is more important than this.

In the camp of the Qin army, Fusu was looking at the battle report from the north. It was a battle report from the Western Regions. Ying Wushuang, the commander of the army, encountered a country called Anxi.

Guan Yu beheaded 31 generals in Anxi, and King Anxi expressed his willingness to submit to the might of Great Qin. Ying Wushuang found that Anxi was a very powerful country, and if only relying on the soldiers and horses in his hands, it was not enough to completely destroy Anxi.

Fusu recalled it carefully, and then realized one thing, Anxi's country should have been established earlier than Qin Shihuang's unification of the world, but it was not so long ago.

This was somewhat beyond Fusu's expectations.

The place where the Yuezhi Kingdom lived in this era was at the bottom of the Qilian Mountains. Later, they were tortured by the Huns and had no choice but to pass through the countries of the Western Regions, cross the Pamirs, and re-establish their own country in Central Asia. Go west in some.

Why did he never expect that Ying Wushuang led the expeditionary army thousands of miles away and actually met the legendary Anxi?
If you continue to attack westward, will you encounter Rome?

Fusu thought of a joke that many people in later generations often said. If you gave the first emperor Yingzheng a globe, and then told Yingzheng that the elixir was in Rome, ancient China would have been all over the world!

Immediately, Fusu called Jiang Shang and others, and began to inquire about the national policy.

Finally, after some discussion, it was concluded that there should be no haste. The population of the Huaxia people could be immigrated to the countries in the Western Regions first, and after all the countries in the Western Regions became the inherent territory of the Huaxia people, they could send troops to take back Anxi.

In this way, the various supplies needed by the expeditionary army can be taken directly from the Western Regions. If they are transported from the inland, the supply line alone can drag down the mighty Great Qin Empire.

Fusu thought about it carefully, and thought that when the first emperor built the Great Wall, the consumption of grain and grass from the inland was already astronomical, so he couldn't help but wake up.

"This statement is justified. I issued an edict ordering Wushuang to accept the Anxi Kingdom's request to surrender, and to leave [-] soldiers stationed in the Western Regions. The family members of the [-] soldiers were transferred from the imperial court to the Western Regions to set up troops, and then dispatched merchants and son-in-laws. , go to the border, allow to start a family in the border, in the Western Regions, as long as our Daqin people are willing to go and settle, they will be exempted from taxes for three years, and the army will give them a certain amount of protection."

Jiang Shangdao: "Tax exemption is attractive. Will Your Majesty assign the Western Regions to our Daqin County?"

"According to what Ai Qing said, how should it be classified?"

Jiang Shang pondered for a moment, then said: "The land of the Western Regions itself is sparsely populated. It may be difficult to set up counties directly, but it will be too late to set up counties when the population of later generations is large. If you want to firmly control the Western Regions in our hands, why not follow the example of the mainland and set up counties and counties called Xijun, what does your Majesty think?"

(End of this chapter)