The sharp princess: singled out the cold and charming prince

Chapter 671

"My lord, report from the front that Beiyun's army has already passed towards the capital, and Beitang Haoye leads the army himself."

Ma Ji appeared behind him and said in a deep voice.

Qianye Yunxuan's face fell into silence, he was the prince in Ma Ji's impression, calm and wise, all his thoughts were never shown too clearly.

After a while, I heard Qianye Yunxuan say: "Cross the Huai River and return to the capital."

"Yes, my lord."

Ma Ji's eyes lit up, and he immediately raised the corners of his mouth, as if in his heart, everything returned to normal when the prince returned to Beijing.

Even if he was selfish, he sacrificed the princess in exchange for a hundred years of peace for the thousands of people in Donglin Kingdom.

The Eighth Prince can also have the Eighth Princess that should belong to him, then. ． ． ． ． ．It is the real Susukino Wanning.

Along the Huai River, the terrain is relatively dangerous, and those who lead the army have never dared to take this road, but after bypassing this place, it greatly reduces the three-day journey compared to taking the official road.

However, because the terrain is relatively steep, difficult to attack and difficult to defend, basically the generals dare not take such a risk to go this way. They would rather spend a few more days than let the soldiers be wiped out on this terrain.

Because of this, most people will naturally ignore the Huaishui Road.

Qianye Yunxuan issued such a general order. On the one hand, if he wanted to rush back to the capital before the Beiyun army invaded the capital, the Huaishui Road was the only shortcut. On the other hand, he dared to make such a decisive decision. The order, of course, is to believe that the soldiers trained by his men are absolutely capable of crossing this mere Huai River.

In this world, probably only Qianye Yunxuan dared to issue such an order.

Not long after, the mighty army set off from Nanshan and walked towards the capital around the Huaishui Road.

Neither Beitang Haoye nor Qianyangcong thought that at this time, Qianye Yunxuan, who had already been in conflict with Qianye Yu, would take the risk of going back to Beijing to rescue him by detouring the Huai River.

Even more unexpected things are yet to come. ． ． ． ． ．
The gate of Donglin City was easily knocked open, and the people of Donglin City who hadn't made any psychological preparations hid in their doors in fright when they saw these foreign soldiers breaking into the city suddenly.

At this time, tens of thousands of troops were heading all the way to the imperial palace in Donglin City.

The palace gate was captured, and Beitang Haoye, dressed in red, rode on the brown steed, and appeared heroically in front of the golden palace where the officials were discussing politics.

That monstrously beautiful face, against the backdrop of the fiery red robe, was even more unbelievably beautiful.

This unprepared formation shocked the whole court and all the courtiers. They looked dumbfounded at Beitang Haoye's monstrous smile. Under the setting sun, it was so beautiful that it captivated the soul.

Only Qianye Yu remained calm from beginning to end. When he saw Beitang Haoye, his thin lips curled up.

His fingertips gently pressed the armrest of the dragon chair, making some noises from time to time.

Seeing Beitang Haoye get off his horse, followed by Qianyang Cong, the two approached the hall.

Outside, thousands of imperial guards fought bloody battles with the tens of thousands of Beiyun troops who broke in. However, the royal guards, which were less than ten thousand, were always brave and good at fighting, but they were no match for the tens of thousands of soldiers and horses. In the end, all of them were paralyzed. fell to the ground.

Qianye Yu raised her eyebrows calmly, looked at Beitang Haoye, and slightly twitched the corner of her mouth, "Fourth prince, I haven't seen you for many years, and he is still too beautiful."

He joked, it seemed that everything in front of him was not a big deal to him.

(End of this chapter)