Let Wu Nian be the governor of Liaodong and recruit troops to resist the Mongols.

But those were the voices of a minority, and the court finally treated them coldly and ignored them.

The court treated it coldly, and of course the people fell silent.

Until recently.

Wu Nian fought with the four ten thousand households of the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties, fought head-on with Jin Huanshan, fought with Wanyan Xian, and wounded Wanyan Xian with a big bow.

When this storm hit, Wu Nian's name suddenly became popular in both the government and the public.

The nickname "Liaodong Tiger" naturally spread accordingly.

The storyteller is very clever and can make up stories with great energy. His story is rare in the year of Wu and is unparalleled in the sky.

Contemporary Lu Bu.

No.

Lu Bu is not qualified enough. The three-named servant of Lu Bu has very poor moral character.

The Liaodong Tigers are both brave and moral.

This is simply a combination of Lu Bu and Zhuge Liang.

In a word.

Too awesome.

The folk storytellers supported it, and the men were excited to hear it and also cheered.

In the court, there was a lot of noise.
Chapter completed!