Just after the Han army conquered the Southern Dai people, the system also gave Liu Ji an unexpected surprise, because the Southern Dai people have more than 20 million square kilometers of territory. After calculation, the system achieved another condition for the hidden task of "expanding territory and expanding territory". It was rewarded to Liu Ji, five peerless generals and five top civil officials, as well as five hundred groups of Qiexue troops and five hundred groups of Beiwei troops.

Huo Qubing, with a force value of 102 points, an intelligence value of 91, and a commander value of 98. He was a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty and served as the General of the Grand Sima, and was named the Champion Marquis. He was the nephew of the famous general Wei Qing. He was good at riding and shooting, flexible in military use, focused on strategy, did not follow ancient methods, brave and decisive, good at long-distance raids, rapid raids and large detours, and large-scale battles.

In the first battle, Huo Qubing led eight thousand cavalry into the enemy's territory for hundreds of miles, killing the Huns' soldiers and fleeing in all directions. In the two battles in Hexi, Huo Qubing defeated the Huns, captured the Xiongs' people who sacrificed the heavens, and took the Qilian Mountains. In the battle in Mobei, Huo Qubing sealed the wolf's servants and returned with great victory.

In the sixth year of Yuanshou, Huo Qubing died of illness at the age of 23. Emperor Wu of Han was very sad and dispatched the iron-armored troops from five border counties to arrange them from Chang'an to Maoling to form an array. The tomb repaired by Huo Qubing looked like the Qilian Mountains, and merged the two principles of courage and expansion, and posthumously named Marquis of Jinghuan.

Wei Qing, whose military power is 100 points, his intelligence is 94, and his commander is 97. He is a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty and the younger brother of the second queen of Emperor Wu of Han. When Emperor Wu of Han was reigned, he served as the Grand General of the Sima and was granted the title of Marquis of Changping.

Wei Qing's first expedition was a surprise attack on Longcheng, which opened the prelude to the victory of the Han-Hungary War. He won seven battles and seven victories, recovered Heshuo and Hetao areas, defeated the Shanyu, and made significant contributions to the development of the northern territory. Wei Qing was good at using war to support the war, dared to go deeper, and was strict in command of the generals, cared for his soldiers, was generous and polite to his colleagues, and was at the top of his post but did not establish his own authority.

In the fifth year of Yuanfeng, Wei Qing passed away. He raised his tomb like Mount Lu. He was buried one thousand meters northeast of Maoling, and his posthumous title was Lie.

Li Guang, whose military power is 106 points, his intelligence is 81, and his commander is 82. He was a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty. His ancestor was Li Xin, a famous general of the Qin Dynasty. In the 14th year of Emperor Wen of Han, he joined the army to attack the Huns and became the Zhonglang for his merits. During the reign of Emperor Jing, he served as the prefect of seven counties in the northern border area. Emperor Wu ascended the throne and was summoned to be the Weiyang Palace Guard.

In the sixth year of Yuanguang, Li Guang was appointed as the general of the cavalry and led more than 10,000 cavalry out of Yanmen to attack the Huns. Due to the huge disparity in numbers, the Huns were captured. The Huns soldiers laid him between two horses. Li Guang pretended to die, and took advantage of the gap on the way to jump up and return. Later, he served as the prefect of Youbeiping County. The Huns were afraid of subjugation and called him the flying general. They did not dare to invade for several years.

In the fourth year of Yuanshou, during the Battle of Mobei, Li Guang was appointed as a former general. He lost his way and failed to participate in the war. He committed suicide in anger and ashamed. He was one of the 64 generals of the King of Wucheng Temple and one of the 72 generals of the Wucheng Temple in Song Dynasty.

Zhao Chongguo, with a military power of 101 points, an intelligence of 90, and a commander of 93. He was a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty. He was brave and familiar with the habits of the Huns and Di Qiang. During the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, he followed General Li Guangli of Ershi to attack the Huns, led 700 heroes to break through, and was appointed as Zhonglang. He served as Chief Secretary of the General of the Chariot and Cavalry, General of the General, General of the General, General of the General, General of the Central Army, General of the Central Army, General of the Central Army, and Commander of the Shuiheng, and later General. He led his army to defeat the rebellion of the Wudu Di tribe, and attacked the Huns and captured the King of Xiqi.

After Emperor Zhao of Han died, he and Huo Guang and others supported Emperor Xuan of Han, and were appointed as the Marquis of Ping, and had a rank of General Pu Lei, the later general, Shaofu, and Shenjue, and planned to rebel in the Qiang people and launched military farming.

After Zhao Chongguo retired in his later years, he still often participated in the discussion of the "Four Barbarians". In the second year of Ganlu, Zhao Chongguo died at the age of 86 and was posthumously named Zhuang.

Guo Ziyi, whose military power is 101 points, his intelligence is 93, and his commander is 96. He was a famous general in the Tang Dynasty. He joined the army by taking the military with his military title in his early years. He accumulated merits to the prefect of Jiuyuan, but he has never been valued.

After the Anshi Rebellion broke out, Guo Ziyi served as the governor of Shuofang, led his army to serve the king, recovered Hebei and Hedong, and served as the Minister of War, and was the Minister of the Central Secretariat. In the second year of Zhide, Guo Ziyi and Guangping Prince Li Chu recovered the Western Capital Chang'an and the Eastern Capital Luoyang, and were appointed as the Duke of Dai. In August of the first year of Qianyuan, he was promoted to the Central Secretariat.

In May of the second year of Qianyuan, he was removed from military power because he was responsible for the defeat of Xiangzhou and was in a free office. At the beginning of the first year of Baoying, in Taiyuan and Jiangzhou, Guo Ziyi was named King of Fenyang and left Jiangzhou to quell the rebellion. Soon he was removed from military power. In the winter of Guangde, a conflict between the Tang court and the generals of the Tang Dynasty caused Chang'an to lack defense. Cheng Yuanzhen concealed military information and did not report it. Tubo took advantage of the opportunity to invade and attacked Chang'an when Chang'an lacked defense. Emperor Daizong of Tang appointed Guo Ziyi, and Guo Ziyi mobilized his army. Tubo occupied Chang'an for more than ten days. Hearing that Guo Ziyi was approaching the Tang army, Tubo immediately fled Chang'an.

In the first year of Yongtai, Pugu Huaien, an official of the Tang Dynasty, rebelled and led Tubo. The Uighurs invaded. Guo Ziyi persuaded the Uighurs. The Tang cavalry united the Uighurs and defeated Tubo.

In the 14th year of Dali, Guo Ziyi was respected as "Shangfu". He was promoted to the throne of Taiwei and the Secretariat. In the second year of Jianzhong, Guo Ziyi died and was posthumously awarded the title of Taishi and was posthumously named Zhongwu.

The system added four additional martial power points to the five peerless generals, Huo Qubing, Wei Qing, Li Guang, Zhao Chongguo and Guo Ziyi, each equipped with weapons and mounts.

Peng Shi, with a military force of 50 points, an intelligence of 94, and a commander of 89. He was the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty. In the 13th year of Zhengtong, Peng Shi was the top scholar and was appointed as the editor of the Hanlin Academy. The following year he entered the cabinet to participate in the maid service and was appointed as the Shaoqing of Taichang Temple and the attendant. After Emperor Yingzong passed away, he competed with Li Xian for the title of Empress Qian and was promoted to the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Personnel and a bachelor. During the Chenghua period of Emperor Xianzong, he was promoted to the Minister of War, the Prince Taibao and the Grand Secretary of Wenyuan Pavilion. From April of the fourth year of Chenghua to March of the 11th year of Chenghua, after Li Xian and Chen Wen died one after another, he succeeded as the chief minister of the cabinet.

After Empress Qian died, Peng Shi and Shang Lu strongly advocated that they should be buried together in Yuling. After hundreds of officials cried and advised the Wenhua Sect, they finally forced Xianzong and Empress Dowager Zhou to agree to the request. During the robbery in Guyuan, the opposition troops went to support him, believing that Xiang Zhong alone could be enough to quell the rebellion. As expected, the Minister of Personnel and Shaobao resigned many times due to illness, but none of them were allowed. In the eleventh year of Chenghua, Peng Shi died of illness at the age of 60 and was awarded the title of Special Guanglu Dafu, Zuozhuguo, Taishi, and posthumous title Wenxian.

Shang Lu, with a military value of 45 points, an intelligence value of 95, and a commander value of 88, the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty, was the second "Three Yuans" in the imperial examinations in the past three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty. He also won the three dynasties of Jie Yuan, Hui Yuan, the top scholar, Yingzong, Daizong, and Xianzong. He served as the Minister of War, the Minister of Revenue, the Prince Shaobao, the Minister of Personnel, and the Grand Secretary of Jinshen Palace. At that time, he was called "the virtuous assistant of our dynasty, the first Shanggong", and was named Wenyi.

Liu Jian, with a military power of 46 points, an intelligence of 92, and a commander of 85, was the chief minister of the cabinet of the Ming Dynasty. He was promoted to the Jinshi in the fourth year of Tianshun. He served as a Shujishi, a Hanlin editor, a Hanlin editor, a Shaozhanshi, and served as the lecturer of the Crown Prince Zhu Youzhan. After Xiaozong ascended the throne, he was promoted to the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Rites and a Hanlin scholar, and entered the cabinet to participate in the security affairs. Later, he was promoted to the Minister of Rites and the Grand Secretary of Wenyuan Pavilion, and was appointed as the Prince's Taibao, and was promoted to the Grand Secretary of Wuying Hall.

In the 11th year of Hongzhi, he succeeded Xu Pu as the chief minister, and was appointed as the young master and the crown prince's grand tutor. In the 15th year of Hongzhi, he was appointed as the Minister of Personnel and the Grand Secretary of the Huagai Palace. After Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty ascended the throne, he submitted a request to kill the eunuch Liu Jin but failed to succeed, so he had to retire and return home. Soon he was listed as the head of the "traitor". He was later demoted to the people. After Liu Jin was executed, he was restored to office. In the fifth year of Jiajing, Liu Jian died at the age of 94 and was posthumously awarded the title of Grand Tutor and was posthumously named Wen Jing.

Li Dongyang, with a military force of 58 points, an intelligence of 93, and a commander of 86. He was the first minister of the cabinet of the Ming Dynasty. At the age of eight, he entered Shuntian Prefecture School as a prodigy. In the sixth year of Tianshun, he was awarded the first place in the second class Jinshi, and was appointed as the first in Shujishi, and was appointed as the editor of the official. He was promoted to the lecturer of the Eastern Palace. In the eighth year of Hongzhi, he was appointed as the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Rites and the scholar to the Zhiwenyuan Pavilion. He was in charge of the flight and served in the 50th year of the founding of the dynasty. He was in charge of the country for 18 years. He was unswerving in the Qing Dynasty and became a special official. He was the Guanglu Dafu, the left pillar country, the young master and the crown prince's grand stern, the Minister of Personnel, and the Grand Secretary of the Huagai Palace. After his death, he was awarded the title of Taishi and was posthumously Wenzheng.

Yang Yiqing, with a military power of 88 points, an intelligence of 94, and a commander of 89, the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty, was a Jinshi in the eighth year of Chenghua. He served as deputy envoy and supervisor of Shaanxi. In the 15th year of Hongzhi, he was appointed as the governor of Ma Zheng in Shaanxi with the title of left deputy chief censor of the Taichang Temple in Nanjing. Later, he served as the general of the three-sided system. After four dynasties, Chenghua, Hongzhi, Zhengde and Jiajing, he served as the chief minister of the cabinet for more than 50 years. He was known as the chief minister of the cabinet, known as "a general and a prime minister, with literary virtue and martial arts."

Liu Ji did not expect that he could also complete a hidden task of expanding territory by annexing the Southern Dai people. However, the reward this time was different from the last time. The last time he annexed the Great Zhou Kingdom, the system rewarded ten top civil officials, as well as five hundred groups of Qiexue Army and five hundred groups of Beiwei Army. This time the reward for elite soldiers did not change, but the ten top civil officials became five peerless military generals and five top civil officials.

Among the five peerless military generals, Huo Qubing, Wei Qing, Zhao Chongguo and Guo Ziyi are all generals who can stand alone. In comparison, the reward for completing the hidden task of expanding territory for the second time is even richer than the first time.

In addition, this time the system rewarded 500 groups of Qiexue troops and 500 groups of Beiwei troops, which enabled Liu Ji to reserve elite soldiers in the system to reach 3,000 groups.

In order to leave a way out for himself, although Liu Ji has added a lot of troops to the twelve elite troops of the Han Dynasty in recent years, Liu Ji still reserved a large number of elite soldiers in the system.

Including the system's reward, Liu Ji had three hundred groups of Mo Dao soldiers, three hundred groups of soldiers from the camp, three hundred groups of Qin Ruishi, three hundred groups of Wei Wushu, three hundred groups of Northern Mansion soldiers, five hundred groups of Qixue soldiers and one thousand groups of Beiwei soldiers. They were not summoned to the real world. The elite soldiers reserved in the system can be said to be a trump card in Liu Ji's hands.

This trump card and the Royal Guard of the Han Dynasty are Liu Ji's safety guarantee. In the Royal Guard of the Han Dynasty, there are now 208 puppet bodyguards with peerless military strength, 318 puppet bodyguards with top military strength and 3880 Yan Yunqi.

In recent years, Liu Ji's harem has three more beautiful beauties with a charm value of 100 points, so Yan Yunqi has added another 900. As for the added puppet bodyguards, they are basically all powerful generals of the Eastern Man or Southern Man races. Some of the Southern Dai generals captured alive by the Han army were also escorted to Canglong City at this time and forced to become puppet bodyguards by Liu Ji.

In a palace in the imperial palace of Mengyuan City, the capital of Lu State, Emperor Jiang Sheng, who was lying on the bed, looked extremely gray. Although he was still alive, it was obvious that he had not had much time left.

"Ahem, Zhang...Zhang Xiang!"

"Your Majesty, I am here." Hearing Emperor Jiang Sheng calling his name, the commander of the Black Butterfly, Zhang Xiang, quickly answered.

"Ahem, has my son-in-law already annexed the Southern Dai people of the Southern Barbarians?"

Commander Black Butterfly Zhang Xiang glanced at Liu Mian, the Grand Marshal of the Ministry of War next to him, and Liu Mian nodded slightly to Zhang Xiang.

Then the commander of the Black Butterfly, Zhang Xiangcai, said, "Report to Your Majesty, at the beginning of last month, the strongest Southern Dai people among the Southern Barbarians, had been completely annexed by the Han State. According to the information obtained by our Black Butterfly from the Han State, the Han State divided the territory of the Southern Dai people into thirteen states and all merged into the Southern Barbarian Protectorate of the Han State. In addition, the Han State also formed two new legions with about two million troops in the territory of the Southern Dai people."

"Cough cough, the strength of the Han Kingdom is getting stronger and stronger. It seems that it is almost impossible for our Great Lu Kingdom to annex the Han Kingdom. Cough cough."

At this time, Liu Mian, the Grand Marshal of the Ministry of War, said: "Your Majesty, you must take care of yourself. As long as your health is recovered, our Great Lu Kingdom will not be afraid of the Han Kingdom at all!"

Emperor Jiang Sheng shook his head hard and said, "Cough cough, Liu Mian, you don't need to comfort me. I know that my body has reached the point where the oil is exhausted. The reason why I can still hold on is that I am really worried that after I leave, our Great Lu Congress will be divided into pieces. Cough cough."

Liu Mian, the Grand Marshal of the Ministry of War, and Zhang Xiang, commander of Heidi, couldn't help but smile bitterly after hearing what Emperor Jiang Sheng said. Now the Crown Prince Jiang Jing, King of Qin, King of Qi, and King of Yan Jiang Cheng, are almost about to meet in order to compete for the throne. The reason why they have not started fighting is because Emperor Jiang Sheng has not yet swallowed his last breath.

Emperor Jiang Sheng coughed violently a few more times, and asked in a low voice: "King Qin, King Qi, and King Yan, aren't you willing to come to Beijing to see me under the order?"

Liu Mian, the Grand Marshal of the Ministry of War, sighed and said, "Your Majesty, after the imperial edict was issued, it was like a stone sinking into the sea. The King of Qin, King of Qi, and King of Yan seemed to have no intention of entering the capital."

Emperor Jiang Sheng also knew in his heart that his three sons would never come to Mengyuan City to fall into the trap. The entire Mengyuan City had actually become the territory of Prince Jiang Jing.

"Ahem, I didn't expect that my four best sons would kill each other in the end, ahem, ahem,"

The commander of the Black Butterfly, Zhang Xiang, hesitated for a moment, gritted his teeth and suggested to Emperor Jiang Sheng: "Your Majesty, in order to allow His Royal Highness the Crown Prince to successfully inherit the throne, it is better to invite the Han army to enter our Great Lu Kingdom to support His Royal Highness!"
Chapter completed!