Less than a few hours after the fierce night battle, broken gaps in the camps were everywhere, and the burnt smell caused by the Liang army robbery was still there. The blood on the ground was mixed with traces of soil, showing patches of purple-red.

A large number of wounded soldiers were settled in the greenhouses built. Most of them were covered with blood-stained white cloth. Some of them were missing arms and broken legs. The extremely serious soldiers fell on the mat and wailed. They could not bear the severe pain. The seriously injured soldiers who fainted were still lucky. The large-scale melee caused too many wounded soldiers, and the number of doctors in the army was limited. They had to send their troops immediately to escort the wounded who were unable to fight again to the rear for proper treatment.

A group of troops shuttled back and forth across the camp and lined up to rectify. Although many soldiers were also tired on their faces, they still tried their best to cheer up and prepare for the next battle that was about to start soon.

A sound of horse hooves sounded from the north and quickly approached the Wei army's battalion. Since Li Cunxu had sent a quick horse to inform the report, the cavalry patrol immediately allowed the cavalry to rush towards the direction of the camp's tent.

After all, Li Tianqu and Li Keyong fought together because of Zhu Wen, a communist enemy, and were still under the territory under the rule of Wei. The Jin army also had to send representatives to visit and immediately discuss how to continue pursuing Zhu Wen's cooperation. Li Tianqu sat upright in the camp, with the big tent open, and was about to meet for a while in person. Another outstanding hero in the Five Dynasties period.

Looking into the distance, he saw a group of military cavalry getting closer and closer to this side. Even if he couldn't see it seriously, he could probably notice that the various military military soldiers in front of the cavalry team were fierce, and their momentum was extremely majestic.

However, when there was still a distance, the general who led the cavalry team turned over and dismounted, untied the sword on his waist, and stuffed it to a military academy behind him. The rest of the cavalry all dismounted and landed on the ground, standing in the spot, with only a few generals continuing to walk towards the tent.

As they got closer, Li Tianqu gradually saw Li Cunxu's appearance clearly, and saw him walking with a vigorous spirit in his movements. His eyes were bright and there seemed to be a smile on his face. Although his facial features were not very handsome, from his face, he could probably tell that he was destined to achieve something, and he was definitely not an ordinary person who was like everyone else.

No wonder when Li Cunxu was eleven years old, he actually followed his father to rescue the king to fight against Wang Xingyu, the warlord who coerced the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Although Li Keyong had not met the emperor now in order to avoid suspicion, he had the opportunity to pay homage to Emperor Zhaozong of Tang. When Emperor Tang Li Ye saw an eleven-year-old boy, he exclaimed, "This child has a strange example." He also encouraged him to say, "I will be a country in the future, so don't forget to be loyal and filial to my family."... He also gave a rosy wine bowl and a jade plate was also given a great gift. It seems that Li Cunxu was able to become the imperial king who created the second dynasty in the five dynasties and troubled times, not just because he inherited the foundation of King Li Keyong of Jin.

Li Tianqu also noticed that what was even more conspicuous was that the armor covered by Li Cunxu was not only well-made, but was obviously deliberately made by skilled craftsmen. The patterns on the armor were also decorated with gold-plated silver, which was much more gorgeous than the equipment of ordinary military generals.

Although this outfit is majestic and beautiful, it seems too short of sight in the killing formation and is easily the target of the enemy. Thinking of Li Cunxu's favored actors, he not only claims to be Li Tianxia, ​​but also restlessly rushed to the front line of the killing formation to make a big splash... He is indeed too ostentatious and has a paranoid side. If Li Cunxu does not know how to restrain himself, he becomes more and more indulgent, and it is no wonder he will eventually go to another extreme...

Li Cunxu, who was in full swing, walked into the tent, and his eyes quickly turned around on Wang Yanzhang, Gao Siji, Kang Yanxiao and other Wei generals on both sides, then immediately withdrew his gaze and bowed respectfully to Li Tianqu, and he also fulfilled his etiquette:

"My younger generation Li Cunxu pays homage to Your Majesty! When our Jin State was in Hedong, Your Majesty once shared the same hatred with his father to fight Huang Chao together. Then he vowed to join forces to fight against the rebel Zhu Wen. But when the younger generation heard about Your Majesty's great talent and strategy, the heroic deeds in the past have been declining for a long time. Today, I finally have the honor to pay homage to the saint, which is really a comfort to my life!"

After hearing what Li Cunxu said, Li Tianqu couldn't help but say a loud voice in his heart. He thought that with his words, it was enough to see that if Li Cunxu could always maintain his best condition, his ability as a heroic monarch would be more than one level higher than Li Keyong.

After all, Li Keyong still regards himself as the King of Jin. Whether it is Li Tianqu, Zhu Wen, Wang Jian... he does not admit it. In the past, the two countries had diplomatic exchanges, but in fact, the envoys of Jin pretended to be confused. Even if they would call him Your Majesty in front of the mission to Wei, the royal family of Jin would never call Li Tianqu as the emperor. With Li Keyong's violent temper, he was alone as the title of the king, and you kid called yourself the emperor. If you let me admit that you were destined to be inferior to you, it would be his mother's dream of Spring and Autumn!

Li Cunxu seemed frivolous and ostentatious, but his diplomatic skills were more pragmatic, smoother and more reliable than his father... After all, Li Tianqu was a fact, so why should he fight for his will? The most important thing at the moment is to stabilize the powerful force of Wei, and after jointly destroying Liang, who can dominate the world? Compared with the identity of Emperor Wei and King Jin, the ability to fight for the bottom depends on his hard power...

Therefore, according to the official history line, when dealing with the three deadly enemies whom his father hated the most, there was absolutely no room for peace with Han Xuan except Zhu Wen and Liang Dynasty. Li Cunxu would call Yelu Abaoji the uncle, and Liu Shouguang, the son of the dead fugitive in Hedong, as Shang Father, to stabilize the surrounding situation as much as possible, and then concentrate military forces against the Liang State.

Li Tianqu still remembers that when he contacted Li Keyong in the past, he was so stinking like a boy... The Shangyuanyi Incident triggered Liang and Jin became a feud. Although Zhu Wen wanted to murder in advance, in addition to the hidden danger of fighting with him in the future, Li Keyong was still unpredictable in other people's territory, and he was also angry that Zhu Wen's old fox was even more determined to kill him to vent his anger.

Therefore, during Li Keyong's reign, in addition to the lords of the vassal states who also hated Zhu Wen, Wei Bo, Chengde, Yiwu... and other surrounding forces fell to Liang and forced Li Keyong to almost exile in the north. Until Li Cunxu was ordered to be appointed in the crisis, the separatist regimes of Zhao, Beiping, and Nanping successively defected to Liang and Jin. No wonder after his opponent was replaced by Li Keyong's son, Zhu Wen weighed his parents' edicts again, and he felt very uncomfortable...

Such an opponent is even more terrifying...

Although Li Cunxu's attitude was particularly respectful, Li Tianqu felt a sense of crisis. Even if Zhu Wen was not in trouble in the future, the current position of Wei State among the separatist regimes of various countries was almost equivalent to that of Liang State of the Five Dynasties... However, Li Cunxu had the ability to destroy the empire that dominated the Central Plains and established the second dynasty, the vastest territory during the Five Dynasties.

If Li Cunxu was not in a hurry in the later period, he would most likely be able to achieve the great cause of unifying the world. However, according to what Li Tianqu had thought before, Li Cunxu would still be the most wise and promising monarch of this era without his strong competitors.

"I have heard that the prince is young and promising, and he is already famous at this age. To this day, who has never heard of Li Yazi's name? He is really a tiger father without a dog son. When the prince is not as old as the prince, he has joined the army and won merits. At that age, he is still just a mountain villager, and he is really pleased with the King of Jin...

But the thief Zhu Wen is right in front of him, but he doesn't know when the King of Jin will lead his troops? It's been a long time since I saw him, and I miss him very much. I don't know if the King of Jin is still strong?"

Since Li Cunxu was cautious in his manners, his words and deeds also showed a unique personal charm. Li Tianqu was naturally very easy-going to ask questions, but he was polite on his face, and he still couldn't stop thinking:

Originally, the artists and secret spies who were lurking to Li Cunxu would always go around the Heshuo area, sing around and confusing their movements in case anyone would find any clues...

After this battle, Li Cunxu was almost attentive, and the time to put him in is ripe. But if Li Cunxu kept reminding himself to work hard because he had a strong neighbor, how effective would it be to the influence he could exert?
Chapter completed!