Wei Changtian and Yingji reached a tacit understanding, and the gap between the two was much less, and the atmosphere in the lobby was not as tense as before.

The relationship with Yingji was confirmed, which made Wei Changtian feel relieved, but he still looked bitter at this time.

After all, the 130,000 troops of the Wei people are still eyeing each other, and the crisis on the Qin border still exists.

Fortunately, since we recognized the winning position, Wei Changtian also had a partner to talk to.

So he said, "Young Master, our army is unable to move now, because the Wei army is stronger than our army... If we want to break this crisis, we still need to send a large army to help in the country!"

This issue was clearly seen, so he had a problem before he came, and he only heard him say, "General, don't worry too much. I have sent a fast horse just now and ask my father to send a large army to help the war!"

Speaking of this, Ying Ju continued: "Now there is no hope of making peace. I believe that there will be no objection to the court asking for reinforcements... After all, the safety of Fufeng North is too important!"

Winning is a unique meaning. Fufeng and Beidi counties are the old nests of the eastern group. Of course, they will not allow the Wei army to invade, so they will quickly become the main war faction when they were anti-war.

Wei Changtian had a few tricks in the war, but he thought that these things were a little worse. Being so successful was like a enlightenment.

Wei Changtian nodded repeatedly, and then said, "That's true. The young master is foresight, and I am inexplicably impressed!"

Ying Jue was not very excited about Wei Changtian's praise, but he continued: "Although the Qiang people were a great enemy, the Wei people were in a great disaster... My Daqin must do all our efforts to protect the country!"

Wei Changtian nodded. At this time, he seemed to have thought of something unfair. He only heard him curse angrily: "White Wuji's yellow mouth will destroy the Tang Kingdom and the Xiao Kingdom within this year, and the people and gods are angry... He is just a madman!"

That's right, Wei Changtian's most annoyed object was Wei Wuji, who is now in charge of Xiping City.

It is really ignorant that a young man who had just succeeded to the throne dared to launch troops to attack various countries repeatedly.

But Wei Changtian could only think about this in his heart, but it was a joke when he said it. After all, Wei Wuji had never had a great defeat along the way.

When Ying Ju heard Wei Changtian expressing dissatisfaction with Wei Wuji, his expression was a bit complicated, which stems from his inner two-dimensional view of Wei Wuji.

On the one hand, Wei Wuji was the enemy of his country, and Yingji was naturally as angry as Wei Changtian.

But on the other hand, Ying Ju was extremely impressed by Wei Wuji's behavior of smearing many domestic forces and establishing the authority of his monarch with his blood.

Ying Juduo hopes that after he succeeds to the throne, he can suppress the forces of the East and West in the court and stop internal strife and unanimously externally.

It is precisely because of this idea that Yingji realized how difficult his ideal was, which made him admire Wei Wuji more and more.

Yingji chose to come to the front line, and he also planned to achieve his reputation through military achievements, just like Wei Wuji, and then advance to the throne.

Therefore, the road that Ying Ju is now walking is along the path that Wei Wuji once walked!

"Young Master?" At this time, Wei Changtian called out. Wei Changtian naturally would not know that the new king of Wei whom he hated would be deeply admired.

After Ying Ju woke up from his deep thoughts, he heard Wei Changtian ask: "Young Master, should we save Wancheng or not?"

This question was pushed to Yingji again, and he had no better idea about it, so he said, "Please follow the laws of the general. After the court decides to send more reinforcements, we will make a decision!"

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On July 20, the Qin court received this letter of help from winning the capital, which described in detail the prosperity of the Wei army and requested that Qin Duke send more troops to support the front line as soon as possible.

The situation was as expected, and the Qin court quickly passed a resolution and agreed to send troops eastward again.

So after repeated arrangements, Qin Gong squeezed out another 50,000 troops, most of which were drawn from the Western Group.

In other words, the entire Qin State has put more than half of its troops on the front line of Qin and Wei, which has also reached the limit of Qin State.

The 50,000 army went south again, and the entire Qin State had a total of 180,000 troops on the Qin and Wei borders, while the Wei army was confronted by 150,000 people.

On the other hand, in the Wei State, with the 40,000 troops brought by Wei Wuji from Wu'an, the Wei army had 120,000 troops in Chen.

It seemed that with the emergence of 50,000 reinforcements from Qin State, the power balance between Qin and Wei State reversed.

But this is only visible on the surface, but in fact Wei Wuji is not afraid of it at all.

Not to mention that his 120,000 army has tenacious combat power, even if he is unable to achieve the final strength, there will be 100,000 troops for him to dispatch.

Of course, Wei Wuji had no choice but to mobilize these armies, and the supply of food and grass for these 120,000 troops is already very difficult.

But even under these arduous conditions, Wei Wuji did not really directly defeat the Qin army's ten thousand cities.

The reason is also very simple. One is that Wei Wuji needs to continuously stimulate the Qin army, so that they can also feel the pressure of war.

The second is that feint attacks are very different from real siege, which will cause many soldiers to be killed or injured, and Wei Wuji is unwilling to make such sacrifices.

But at this time, both Qin and Wei have become arrows that have taken off their strings, and there is no way back... A decisive battle is inevitable.

In order to get the Qin army to take action, Wei Wuji ordered the siege of Wancheng to be revoked, but instead ordered elite cavalry to attack the Qin army's food route.

In the 18th year of Zhaohou, Wei Wuji severely damaged the Qin cavalry, causing serious damage to the Qin cavalry's strength, and has not yet been fully restored.

In order to defend against the Qiang people, the Qin army had to tilt the cavalry to the west, which led to a lack of cavalry power among the Qin army advancing east.

It was precisely because of this that Wei Wuji decided to attack the Qin army directly, which would force the other party to launch an attack as soon as possible.

In fact, the pressure on Wei State is also very high. The war will be ended as soon as possible so as not to break the strings of Wei State.

Therefore, in the eyes of the nations, Wei State was arbitrarily attacking the princes, but in fact he knew his own suffering.

Wei Wuji's move was very effective. The Qin army had no effective defense against the Wei cavalry that was coming and going.

After several consecutive times of intercepting food and grass, Ying Ju and Wei Changtian couldn't stand it anymore. The only way was to defeat the Wei army head-on.

Otherwise, if you are entangled by the Wei army like this, you will eventually be defeated without a fight!

So most of the Qin army advanced to the front line until they crossed ten thousand cities.

At this time, the Qin army and the Wei army had a total of nearly 300,000 troops, and were displayed in a narrow area of ​​a hundred miles apart and less than thirty miles wide.

With large armies gathered, the Wei cavalry could not cross the border and destroy people, food and grass at will, as it would be possible to be surrounded and killed by the Qin army.

At this time, the two armies heard each other, and the scouts fought constantly every day, and the battle was about to break out, just waiting for the last straw.
Chapter completed!