Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

After all, Empress Xiao was the woman who had stayed by Yang Guang's side for a long time. Although Yang Guang's own political means are not very good, but Empress Xiao's own understanding is high, and she has realized a set of unique political talents. She soon realized one thing: Li Jing's situation is also quite embarrassing.

Although it is said that Li Jing's lonely army went deep and captured Dingxiang, an important city, with only a few thousand elite soldiers, and even Jieli Khan was so scared that he did not dare to fight, so he directly withdrew the king's account for a hundred miles. The scenery is infinite. However, a careful analysis reveals that Li Jing's situation is actually a raging fire. It looks like a lot of flowers, but it actually contains a crisis.

Because Li Jing is a lone army.

He stood still in Dingxiang, on the one hand for stability, and on the other hand because he couldn't move. You know, he only has thousands of soldiers and horses in his hands, if he takes the initiative to attack other cities, will Dingxiang, which was finally captured, be lost?

If you want, you must divide your troops to defend the city, right? But once the troops are divided to defend the city, the strength in his hand is not enough for him to attack other places. Therefore, he can only stabilize in Dingxiang and consolidate the fruits of victory.

Empress Xiao stared obsessively at the dancing candlelight in front of her. The warm candlelight shone on her face, revealing several wrinkles. At that time, she was also a beautiful woman who was overwhelmed by the country and the city. She served the late emperor. Who would have thought that she would end up living in Turkic for so many years.

She had already figured out a clue, as if she was about to grasp what Li Jing wanted.

Since Li Jing can only defend Dingxiang, there is only one way for him to help Empress Xiao return to the Central Plains. That is to let Empress Xiao go to Dingxiang to meet up by herself.

This is something that sounds impossible, and it is impossible for Li Jing not to realize it. However, he still tried his best to deliver this note to Empress Xiao.

Would Li Jing, who was able to gain the trust of the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty to lead troops to attack the Turks, and even conquered the city first with only a few thousand elite soldiers, be a fool who knew what he couldn't do? This is absolutely impossible.

Now that he has sent the news here, it means that, at least in his opinion, it is not "absolutely impossible" for Empress Xiao to meet him in Dingxiang.

So, where is this line of possibility?

Empress Xiao thought unhurriedly, taking every detail into consideration.

Obviously, it is absolutely impossible for her to take Yang Zhengdao out of Qingshi City by "escaping" under strict guard. Even if she could bypass the guards, she might not be able to escape very far, and she would be chased back by the Turkic people. By then, her situation would only get worse.

Fleeing is not feasible. Then, there is only one feasible path left.

Seek help from others, seek help from Turkic people.

As I said just now, for the Turkic people, Empress Xiao and Yang Zhengdao are very important symbols, if they can be firmly held in their hands, they will be firmly held in their hands. However, one thing is not clear enough.

To be precise, it was Jieli Khan who most wanted to hold Empress Xiao and Yang Zhengdao firmly. He is the actual ruler of the Turks, and he is also the one who will be dizzy by the troubled Han people. Except for him, other Turkic people may not have paid so much attention to the existence of Empress Xiao and Yang Zhengdao.

What's more, things have come to this point - Datang's army has been stationed in Dingxiang, which is so close to Qingshi City. What would the Turks here think now? Can you still take care of Empress Xiao?