goddess above

Chapter 1475
Ming Huai's eyes were about to roll out of the sky: "An old woman in her early twenties? You are not afraid of being struck by lightning when you say this. Besides, am I that kind of person?"

"Maybe, after all, if you are a man, if you have some money in your pocket and some power in your hand, this man will start to drift away. Today I see this little girl and I find it pleasing to the eye, and tomorrow I see that little girl and I think it is cute. Compare and contrast the delicate little beauty." , and look at my wife at home, how could you not dislike me?" Jing Yu looked at him with a smile: "Are you right?"

Ming Huai kicked her butt lightly: "Did you owe a spanking?"

Jing Yu lifted his skirt and kicked him back: "Want to fight?"

"Hehe, tigress, how dare you show your teeth?" One of them grabbed her back, carried her on his shoulder and took her away: "I have such a good temper, I'm used to you, dare to hit me?"

Jing Yu moved: "It's my turn."

Ming Huai pulled her down and hugged her: "Do you know it hurts? You still kicked me."

"You kick me first, you kick my ass." She shook twice: "I'm an adult and still kick."

Ming Huai didn't answer, he carried her back to the room and threw her on the bed.

Nanman's account book is sent every six months, and Minghuai will be fine after dealing with it.

As expected, Nuzhi refused Minghuai's order not to rescue Quming. Minghuai arranged for five tribes to go north again with [-] soldiers. Nuzhi and the Golden Wolf clan stopped at the north of Wangting, and they no longer went south. .

At the beginning of spring in March, the Rong people and the Tartars fought again.

It was already mid-March when Jingyu received Yinhua's letter, and Dongchuan's army reached the East China Sea, dividing the country from the north to the south with the Qin army.

While Ming Huai was discussing with the chiefs, Jing Yu was pondering over the map of the Tartars.

The soldiers came in with a letter, and Ming Huai directly signaled him to give the letter to Jing Yu.

"Qin country is in a drought?"

"Yes, Ying Ning ruined Qin State so badly back then. Although Ying Min made remedies, Qin State was already suffering from drought and people's livelihood was in dire straits. Zheng Guo, because of this, the people's livelihood in the country is not connected."

Jing Yu lowered his eyes: "Military war, Ying Min finally came to this road. Dongchuan had eight years of civil strife, and it took the second eight years to restore people's livelihood. Qin's situation is far worse than Dongchuan, and Ying Min has no mother. With his talent and courage, he will go to war again in just two years, even if it is supported by war, it will not be enough."

She put down the paperwork: "Okay, I know about it."

Arranging to walk away with the soldiers, Jing Yu began to think about it.

After the empress passed away, Dongchuan's succession to the throne was smooth and there was no other turmoil at all. Yinhua lived and lived in peace for many years, and it was not difficult for Dongchuan to annex Zheng.

But Qin State can't do it, Qin's civil strife has already consumed its national power, and it is urgent to make up for it with peace of mind, but Ying Min's temper can't stand it, and Yinhua easily takes him on the road to carve up Zheng State.

Thinking about it now, Zhao Hu's offense against Dongchuan actually had nothing to do with Qin State, and Jing Yu pitted Ying Min's [-] elite soldiers, which was another blow to Qin State. Ying Min should not have cooperated with Dongchuan at all.

Yinhua invited Ying Min to carve up the state of Zheng. It seems that he wants to ease the relationship with the state of Qin, but the ultimate goal is probably to waste the state of Qin again.

If you don't invite Qin State to join, once Qin State attacks Zheng State when Dongchuan attacks Zheng State, then Dongchuan will easily be troubled.

Moreover, inviting Qin State to carve up Zheng State together can also interrupt Qin State's plan to rest and recuperate, allowing Qin State to continue to overdraw its national power.

(End of this chapter)