"What do you know about your little girl? You dare to care about me..."

The official raised his whip and was about to beat him, but his raised arm was twisted and he could not move.

Nie Zefeng, who covered his arms, asked, "How can you hit someone casually?"

The ruthless official asked, "Whose young master is you? You have come here to be kind...Oh, oh...I warn you, I was sent by the king to provide disaster relief..."

"I also warn you that I am specializing in paying wages to those who provide disaster relief!"

The palace maid took a look and recognized her. Nie Zefeng also recognized her, making a wink to tell her not to speak out.

The palace maid nodded knowingly.

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The anxious Cao Jie said to Cao Zhang who was rushing to come: "Brother, go and find the king! I heard that he has left the palace, and he has not brought a single police officer! What if there is something wrong with him? Hurry up! Go and find the king back for his sister! It's also my sister's fault, which angered the king..."

Cao Zhang hurried out of the hall, covered the sword in his hand and ordered: "Notify Yulin, Qimen, gather immediately, leave the palace immediately, and find the king!"

Although Cao Zhang is only sixteen years old now, Cao Zhang has now become the commander-in-chief in the palace of the King of Chu.

At this time, hundreds of refugees from all ages were sitting around the fire, looking at Nie Zefeng who was talking with a bright look. The palace maids and the girls in the front row were the ones.

Nie Zefeng seemed to be explaining the court's policies and appeaseing refugees.

"... The court knows your situation, and the king knows it too."

Someone next to him interrupted and asked, "Since you know, why not attack the Huns and Xianbei people?"

"Of course you have to fight. If you don't fight, you will be gone. If you fight, you will win. If you want to win, you must be fully prepared."

Nie Zefeng paused and continued, "The Huns came like beasts gathered, and they were scattered like birds. There was no burden on the city and palaces, and they could live everywhere. They had no defense line. However, the Han Dynasty, from Liaodong to Longxi, was a defense line against the Huns, and relying on the Great Wall alone was not enough to limit their horse foot. If the fortresses along the border were stationed in a long period of heavy troops, it was not allowed by the finance. If the temporary assistance was sent, the Huns would be far away by the Han army (yang Yang), and the Han army would chase them, and it would be difficult to catch the shadow. But once you retreat, they would make a comeback..."

Another asked, "Then...what should I do?"
Chapter completed!