Heavenly Dao Formula

"Why is it the responsibility?" Xia Fan twitched the corner of his mouth.

"Because it's not because of you, it's impossible for me to think about future issues so early." Ning Wanjun closed her eyes again, "Honestly speaking, all I did was to avenge my mother, as long as the person sitting on the throne It's not Ning's eldest son and the second son, and the rest of the things are not that important. I have never thought about how I will govern Qiguo after my wish is fulfilled. When I think of the crying of those empresses, I feel sincerely Happy, but the situation after that is blank.”

Xia Fan fell silent. In fact, he could also see this. The third princess's desire for power was not that strong. Perhaps it was for this reason that she delegated most of the power to herself.

"I have a vague feeling that you are different from most people. The things that the world is chasing after are not so attractive in your eyes." Ning Wanjun continued to mutter, "In case something is not the original intention , you will choose to change or stay away, so I hope that no matter what happens in the future, you will choose the former. I guess you don’t want Jinxia City, which gets better a little bit, to return to the way it used to be?”

"I'm afraid it will change a lot of things." Xia Fan wiped off the water stains on the princess's hair with a towel, and her long black and beautiful hair showed luster again.

"Then let it change, I will support you as always," Ning Wanjun smiled, "This is also the content of the agreement - if you encounter any hesitation in the future, please be sure to think of me today. what was said."

...

Once the order was issued, the Bureau began to operate at high speed.

"Does the higher-ups want us to write a letter of persuasion?" Yu Shuangxue and others sat in the office of the Propaganda Department, listening to Luo Youer's description of the mission.

"It's not persuading surrender, but propaganda that can arouse the other party's nostalgia. The distribution target is the lower-level soldiers of the Shenzhou Army, and most of them are locals." Luo You'er truthfully relayed Xia Fan's request, "The content should be simple and easy to understand. It is easy to print. I have already notified the shopkeepers of several bookstores to come to the secretariat to pick up the manuscripts. It is now 2:00 noon, and I will see the manuscripts within half an hour. Everyone, are you sure you can do it?"

Yu Shuangxue has been in Jinxia for a while, and she already knows the style of handling things here—no matter what she does, she will always keep the deadline within days, pay attention to efficiency and reasonableness at the same time, and always ask the specific staff for their opinions before making arrangements . If you feel any embarrassment, you can bring it up immediately, but once you agree, there is no possibility of going back.

"No problem, leave it to us."

"Can you use stick figures to express it? I think the Jinxia guidance issued by the Propaganda Department is very effective. There are only a few words, but it can be read at a glance."

"I hope that the bureau can recruit some local teachers, so that it will be convenient to ask some homesick things."

Everyone said in a hurry.

Yu Shuangxue thought for a while, and also put forward her own idea, "I want to find another person to help. She is good at writing stories, and she lives with me on weekdays, so she doesn't have to worry about the risk of leaking secrets."

"Who?" Luo You'er asked.

"Xintao."

...

As soon as Weishi (one o'clock in the afternoon) arrived, the treasurers of various bookstores got the manuscripts they were responsible for printing.

Then came the typesetting and printing—the text was simple, but the sketches needed special rigidity. In order not to delay the time, the Bookstore Bureau prepared multiple manuscripts and printed them separately. The bookstore, which had already been notified, immediately opened fire, converting the original manuscripts into stacks of leaflets. For the shopkeeper, these printed materials don't need to consider the sales situation, and the secretariat never defaults, which can be regarded as the best business, so everyone works extra hard. Only an hour later, the first batch of 5,000 leaflets was handed over to Luo You'er.

And Olina Okan has also landed in the compound of the Bureau.

It was Li who sat on the back of the dragon.

"Everything Master Xia wants is here." Luo You'er raised her feet and held the wrapped leaflet in front of Li. "The second batch can be printed in half an hour. If you still need it, you can come and pick it up at any time."

"Thank you for your hard work." The fox demon picked up the flyer, nodded to Luo You'er, and then patted the dragon's back, "Let's go, we're leaving."

Olina let out a low cry, flapped her wings and soared into the air, flying towards the west.

Some spies still lurking in Jinxia City have also noticed the abnormal movements of the Bureau and the West Pole Dragon flying in the city, but they have lost the channel to quickly transmit the news to the Privy Council. It takes two or three days.

In terms of information speed, the Privy Council has been left far behind by Jin Xia.

...

Privy Council Frontier Camp.

After a day of marching, everyone could faintly see the outer city wall of Baihe City.

According to the plan, the siege battle will be launched tomorrow, and the entire Jinxia Army will have no more than 10,000 troops south of Jiujiang. Fifty thousand versus ten thousand is not a sure win, at least it can suppress the opponent in Baihe City, and they will no longer be able to disappear like they used to. This is also the biggest goal of the left-wing frontier army in this battle.

It was the privy mansion who guarded Hu Wan who made this decision.

He was also the supreme commander of the Left Army.

Although he has an overwhelming advantage in numbers, he is not as confident as he used to be. In fact, even the strategy of joining forces to attack Baihe City and abandoning other towns was decided by himself after discussing with the generals of the frontier army. For some reason, the Central Army of the Privy Council seems to have turned a deaf ear to their situation, and did not make any adjustments when the troops were frustrated everywhere. In a sense, his actions have violated the strategy of his superiors, but now, he would rather take responsibility and have to do this—otherwise, if the left wing continues to lose, it may be eaten up by the Jinxia people .

"Give me an order to send the Shenzhou army's salary in advance." Hu Wan called Qin Wei and said, "And tell them, whoever can step into Baihe City first tomorrow will be rewarded with a hundred taels."

"My lord, but the silver boxes are in the hands of those generals..."

"This is an order from the Privy Council." The guard's face darkened.

"Yes, I'll convey it right away."

Distributing silver before the battle is the last incentive, and its effect is second only to indulging looting after seizing the city. Considering that this is the territory of Shenzhou, and most of the team members are locals from Shenzhou, it is naturally impossible to give a reward for looting Baihe City. Similarly, the army only carried so much silver, once the money was distributed, he would have no more cards to play.

It's just that Hu Wan feels that if Baihe City cannot be taken down, this frontier army will have no follow-up at all. He vaguely realized that the strength of Jinxia's army in the field encounters was already higher than that of the Allied Forces of Ten States. If it was not limited by the number of people, let alone Shenzhou, even the entire Qi State would be taken by the opponent.

Introducing the opponent to White River City to defend might be the only chance of victory.

"Master Guardian, it's not good—" A soldier outside the camp reported suddenly, "The dragon of Jinxia City is coming again!"

"What are you panicking about? Don't we have the Immortal Immortal Formation?"

"They didn't come down, they just sprinkled things in the sky!"

"What did you say?" Hu Wan frowned, and stepped out of the big tent. In the afterglow of the setting sun, a black dragon shadow shuttled back and forth over the camp, and a large number of snow-white things scattered behind it, floating into the camp piece by piece. Wherever he went, everyone was curious and looted.