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He replied with a message: "Call. See you at Ping An Inn, we'll talk in detail when we get there."

After sending the message, he threw his phone on the bed, walked to the gaming pod, opened the hatch, and lay down inside.

The hatch slowly closed, and a faint blue light seeped out from the edges.

A feeling of weightlessness washed over me, and everything went black—

Immediately afterwards, a flash of white light appeared.

Wu Feng opened his eyes and sat up from the bed.

The room was dimly lit, the window was half-open, and the wind blew in, carrying with it the noise of the street.

He stood up, pushed open the door, walked out of the room, and went downstairs.

There weren't many people in the lobby on the first floor. Behind the counter was the same old man wearing a melon-shaped hat, dozing off on the table.

Wu Feng walked to an empty table by the window, sat down, ordered a pot of tea, poured himself a cup, and slowly drank it.

Before a cup of tea could be brewed, a person entered the inn.

He was dressed in a gray, fitted outfit, his back was ramrod straight, and his steps were steady.

It's Li Hu, a character in the game Li Da Hu.

He saw Wu Feng, walked over, and sat down opposite him.

"You're here. Let's talk inside." Wu Feng said, carrying the teacup as he walked into the house.

The two went upstairs, pushed open the door, and went inside.

Wu Feng placed the teapot on the table and casually closed the door.

Li Hu took out a map from his pocket and spread it out on the table.

It was a detailed defense map of Yingzhou City, even more detailed than the one he had seen on his phone.

The city walls, city gates, streets, military camps, and the governor's mansion were all clearly marked.

Pointing to the map, Li Hu said, "Our latest reconnaissance shows that these Khitans are doing well in the area, and their army has grown to seven thousand men."

He paused, tapped the map twice with his finger, and continued, "There are more troops than the initial intelligence indicated. This might be a trend in the game's development."

Wu Feng stood by the table, looking down at the map.

Li Hu looked up at him and said seriously, "As time goes by, the imperial army will grow in number until it reaches its peak. These are some of the research team's deductions."

Wu Feng nodded upon hearing this.

He stared at the two military camp markers on the map, each indicating three thousand men, and his mind raced.

That certainly seems to be the case.

If this inference holds true, then it's not just a problem with Yingzhou City.

In the other cities of the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun, the Liao army will also increase in number and become stronger.

It's likely that in the end, this will only make the Liao Dynasty even stronger.

Therefore, the faster the siege is resolved, the better.

Otherwise, it would be much harder to fight once the Liao Dynasty reached its peak.

In particular, Xiao Feng later joined the Liao Kingdom and became the Southern King.

This significantly increased the strength of Liao's top martial artists.

Wu Feng recalled Xiao Feng's strength in the original novel. His strength was among the top in the first-class martial arts world, although he could not compare to those grandmasters.

Even with his current strength, he wouldn't dare say he's guaranteed a win against a master of that level.

Therefore, it would be very difficult to break through directly using high-end military force.

Development must continue in a proper manner.

If they can't even take Yingzhou City, attacking others will be even more difficult.

Therefore, even if the number of troops increases, the attack on this place must continue.

Wu Feng raised his head and looked at Li Hu.

"Seven thousand it is," he said, his tone unchanged. "The plan remains the same."

Li Hu nodded without saying anything.

Both of them looked down at the map on the table.

Wu Feng drew a line on the city wall with his finger, starting from the city gate in the direction of Wohu Mountain and extending along the wall to both sides.

"Attack this city gate tonight," he said, pointing to the map.

Li Hu glanced at the finger he was pointing at and nodded.

That direction is closest to Wohu Mountain, making it convenient for people from the mountain stronghold to come over. Moreover, the terrain in that area is complex, making it difficult for Liao soldiers patrolling outside the city to spot them.

Wu Feng's finger moved away from the city gate, into the city, and finally stopped at the governor's mansion in the south of the city, near the middle.

"I'll go to the governor's mansion first and deal with the governor of Yingzhou."

He looked up at Li Hu and continued, "To avoid the governor suddenly mobilizing troops. The two military camps are several miles away from Yingzhou. As long as the attack on the city walls doesn't make too much noise and is done discreetly enough, the people in these camps won't be alerted immediately under the cover of night."

Li Hu's eyebrows twitched slightly after hearing this.

"And we can use this time to take control of the entire city," Wu Feng said. "That would make it much easier to deal with the troops in those military camps."

After he finished speaking, he tapped the map twice with his finger, looking at the route between the governor's mansion and the two military camps again.

The military camps were located in the east and west of the city, the governor's office was in the south of the city, and the city wall was in the north of the city.

If we can deal with the governor first, even if there's a commotion on the city wall, the military camp won't react for a while without the governor's orders.

By the time they realized what was happening, the city was already in his hands.

After the discussion, Li Hu nodded.

"Okay," he said. "I'll take some men to clear the soldiers off the city walls."

He pointed to the location of the city gate on the map and said confidently, "With our fifty-odd second-rate martial artists, taking care of some of the city guards will be a piece of cake for us to open the city gate."

Wu Feng glanced at him and nodded.

Fifty-odd second-rate martial artists could easily deal with a few hundred ordinary city guards.

As long as the two military camps inside the city are not alerted, once the city gates are opened and the people from the mountain stronghold rush in, the rest will be a matter of trapping them.

Wu Feng looked up at Li Hu and said, "Then it's settled."

Li Hu nodded: "Okay."

The two then went over a few more details—the timing of the operation, the method of signaling, and the rendezvous point after entering the city.

After saying that, Li Hu put the map away and tucked it into his pocket.

"Then I'll go get ready." He stood up and nodded to Wu Feng.

Wu Feng also stood up: "See you tonight."

Li Hu turned and walked out of the room, his footsteps fading into the distance in the corridor.

Wu Feng stood by the table and glanced down at the empty surface.

He picked up the teapot on the table, poured himself a cup of tea, and took a sip.

The tea had gone cold and had a slightly bitter taste.

He put down the teacup, turned around, walked out of the room, closed the door, and went downstairs.

In the lobby on the first floor, the old man wearing a melon-shaped hat was still dozing off on the counter, his snoring not loud, but rising and falling.

Wu Feng didn't disturb him and pushed open the door to leave the inn.

Walk south along the main street.

There weren't many pedestrians on the street, and occasionally a few Khitans rode by on horseback, their hooves making a crisp sound as they trod on the bluestone pavement.

Wu Feng walked slowly, his eyes scanning both sides, memorizing the streets and intersections along the way.

After turning two corners, the road ahead widened, and the buildings on both sides were more impressive than elsewhere.

He slowed his pace, his gaze falling on a large house ahead.

Two wooden pillars stood in front of the house, with patterns carved on the top of the pillars. A plaque hung above the door, which read "Prefectural Governor's Residence".

Two rows of guards stood at the entrance, dressed in iron armor, holding spears in their hands and swords hanging at their waists.

There were eight people in total, standing straight on both sides.

Wu Feng walked past the governor's mansion, glanced at it briefly, and then looked away.

He continued walking forward, circling around to the street behind the governor's mansion.

The back door was much smaller than the front door, with only two guards leaning against the door frame talking. They looked much more relaxed than those at the front door.

He walked around the entire street surrounding the governor's mansion.