The old man was not going to send a letter to his home. It would be best if the old man had to know about the things that happened in the north. The old man sat down for a long time and calmed down. The old man felt that Sun Rui's people could not be caught up with him when A Nian and A Sui ran away.

Sun Rui kept staring at the old man. Seeing that the old man's face looked better, Sun Rui breathed a sigh of relief.

The old man looked at Sun Rui and asked, "General Sun, tell me, what is the advantage of fighting in winter?"

Sun Rui: “…”

Does this old man still remember this?

Twelve days later, Zhao Lingyun's letter, Sun Rui and Gao Xi's memorial was rushed into the capital by a group of messengers using relay methods. Before that, Yu Dongliang, the memorial of the Fenghuang Pass, had already reached Emperor Dongsheng.

Jiang Jiqiu was summoned to the palace by Emperor Dongsheng.

Emperor Dongsheng did not regard Jiang Ruqiu as an outsider, and directly handed the memorials of the three people to Jiang Ruqiu to read.

When Jiang Ruqiu received the oral order from Emperor Dongsheng to summon him to the palace, he knew that it must be that there was news about his daughter and son-in-law, so before reading these three memorials, Jiang Ruqiu was mentally prepared.

But even though he was mentally prepared, after reading these three memorials, Jiang Ruqiu was still shocked, so that Marquis Jiang did not speak for a cup of tea.

Emperor Dongsheng was about to speak when Chen Jinzhong submitted another memorial.

The memorial was still from the north. Emperor Dongsheng took a brief look and found that the memorial from the prefect of Qingzhou was submitted to Zhao Anyang for writing a letter. Emperor Dongsheng's face suddenly darkened. After Zhao Anyang was over, Emperor Dongsheng's face looked a little ugly and knocked the memorial on the imperial desk.

Jiang Ruqiu was still stunned at this moment and did not notice Emperor Dongsheng's reaction.

Emperor Dongsheng waved his hand at Chen Jinzhong.

Chen Jinzhong hurriedly left the warm room.

Jiang Jiqiu saw that the memorials were not as fast as Emperor Dongsheng. When he finished reading the three memorials, he looked up at Emperor Dongsheng and found that the memorials had been approved by His Majesty the Emperor had already stacked them on the imperial desk.

"Are you finished reading?" Emperor Dongsheng stopped writing and asked Jiang Ruqiu: "What do you think?"

Jiang Ruqiu stood in a daze, knowing that his second daughter and his wife were not a peaceable person, but he never expected that these two people would be so restless!

Emperor Dongsheng: "Yu Dongliang, who was from Phoenix, wrote a letter to me and told me about this. I cannot be sure that he was telling the truth, so I didn't tell you, but now it seems that Yu Dongliang did not lie."

Jiang Ruqiu was confused, but he still said something to the old general Yu: "How dare he deceive the king? I guess he dare not."

Emperor Dongsheng looked at Jiang Ruqiu and asked, "Are you angry?"

Jiang Ruqiumu had a face. How could he have time to get angry now? The two of them have already left the seclusion! He wanted to scold Zhao Lingyun, did he seem to be partial?

Emperor Dongsheng: "Do you think Sun Danyang's idea is feasible?"

Thinking that Sun Rui was once under his command and could be considered as his own, Marquis Jiang’s mood was even more complicated. Who are these people? Why didn’t anyone save trouble?

Emperor Dongsheng: "I will give you more time, do you think about it?"

Jiang Ruqiu pinched his eyebrows and said for a while: "Sun Rui's words are correct. As long as the food and grass are sufficient, winter is the time for us to send troops out of the customs."

Jiang Ruqiu's words are similar to what Sun Rui and the old man said. In winter, barbarians cannot grazle, and livestock or war horses are not enough. If they are fat, long-term running or vigorous exercise will cause war horses to die suddenly. You can understand that the nutrients consumed by war horses are far less than their own consumption, which will eventually lead to physical collapse. What about their Dayin? Their food and grass reserves are far higher than those of barbarians. As long as they do not hesitate to food and grass, they can completely go out of seclusion and fight with barbarians without war horses.

"The barbarians are more capable of riding and shooting," Jiang Ruqiu whispered to Emperor Dongsheng: "Whether to fight this battle depends on how much food and grass you are willing to give out."

Once this battle is fought, the food and grass to be consumed is undoubtedly a shocking number. It only depends on whether you can bear it.

Emperor Dongsheng: "Sun Rui said that he would only use small teams of troops."

Jiang Ruqiu: "It's hard to say about this now, it depends on the situation on Zhao Xilou."

Speaking of Zhao Lingyun, Jiang Ruqiu felt a headache again. Why couldn’t his son-in-law be more at ease?

Emperor Dongsheng said at this time: "The bright moon should be able to come back safely."

Jiang Ruqiu: "What?"

Emperor Dongsheng: "I mean, Mingyue's martial arts are very good. If something really happens, Mingyue should be able to protect her own safety."

Jiang Ruqiu's mouth twitched. His daughter had good martial arts skills, but wasn't it because his daughter was willing to run away alone? He felt that Jiang Mingyue would not leave Zhao Lingyun alone.

Jiang Ruqiu: "She shouldn't be such a heartless person."

When Jiang Ruqiu said this, he felt something was wrong.

Emperor Dongsheng also felt awkward. What does Jiang Mingyue mean that he is not a heartless person? Can Jiang Mingyue settle down? Emperor Dongsheng glanced at Jiang Jiqiu and suddenly felt that this was not impossible. After all, this is still Zhao Lingyun’s waste, but this guy has a little...

Thinking of this, Emperor Dongsheng stopped thinking about it, and Zhao Lingyun was useless. This guy could go to Dulang Mountain. Is it still a waste of time?

Jiang Ruqiu pulled his thoughts back at this time and said, "Master, should you discuss this matter with Xiangye Wei and the others?"

Dongshengdi: "No need."

Jiang Ruqiu: "What does the priest mean?"

Dongshengdi: "Is Sun Rui's plan feasible?"

He asked Zhao Lingyun to do his best to provoke civil strife in the barbarians, and Sun Rui took advantage of the two tigers' struggle, led a team of light cavalry to take the Dulang Mountain, and tried to regain the land of the Yangtze River in the fortress of the grassland.

Jiang Ruqiu thought for a while and said, "But can Zhao Xilou really provoke civil strife in barbarians?"

Emperor Dongsheng: "Isn't he just going for this?"

Jiang Ruqiu was silent for a moment before saying, "I think so, can I do it? This is not necessarily the case."

Dongshengdi: "What about him?"

At this time, Jiang Jiqiu understood what Emperor Dongsheng meant. His Majesty the Emperor was moved. The emperor didn't care about Gao Xun's remains, but the emperor could not care about the land in Jiangnan.

Jiang Ruqiu: "Then let Sun Rui and Gao Xi be prepared. If there are signs of success in Zhao Xilou, they will send troops immediately."

Dongshengdi: "If there are signs, it doesn't mean you can succeed."

"In order to seize the opportunity, even if Sun Rui and this team of light cavalry die outside the pass, it is worth it." Jiang Ruqiu showed his ruthlessness as a general at this time, "Even if Mingyue and the others are left outside the pass, it is worth it."

Emperor Dongsheng: "You are willing to bear it?"

Jiang Ruqiu stood and didn't say anything. He couldn't bear to leave, but the country and country were more important, right?
Chapter completed!