This is already equivalent to Huan Yi and ng Wu, just one rank below Wang Jian.
With this title added, Zhao Feng’s position as the Protector-General is completely secure.
"Great King."
"Now that Wei has not yet perished, is it not too early to grant such a substantial reward?"
Wang Wan stood out reluctantly.
"If the Pri Minister can annihilate 150,000 Wei troops within three days, I can reward you the sa." Ying Zheng glanced at Wang Wan, speaking lightly.
This sentence.
Directly shut Wang Wan up.
The battle achievents of Zhao Feng are enough to silence anyone.
Under the crown’s bead curtain, Ying Zheng glanced coldly at Wang Wan.
Ying Zheng was already extrely displeased with how Wang Wan was so aggressive and targeted at Zhao Feng.
Ying Zheng has begun making arrangents for his son’s return, with military rits and promotion being the key.
Wang Wan’s actions have essentially led him down a path to demise.
"Yu Qing."
"Quickly send this decree to the Wu’an Military Camp."
"And tell Zhao Feng."
"I will not interfere in matters of the battlefield, the affairs of the Wu’an Camp, war expeditions, in any way."
"I eagerly await the day he returns after defeating Wei." Ying Zheng spoke commandingly.
"This official accepts the decree."
"Will ensure to convey the Great King’s intentions." Yu Liao imdiately responded.
Ying Zheng nodded and surveyed the court: "Now that our Wu’an Battalion’s sharp warriors have achieved success in Wei, the war has turned to our advantage, but the dispatch of provisions and supplies concerns the lives of hundreds of thousands of our Qin sharp warriors."
"Pri Minister Wang, Mr. Feng."
"I entrust this matter entirely to you."
"I do not wish for any mistakes in the matter of provisions, should it impact the campaign, I will show no rcy." Ying Zheng stated with utmost seriousness, exuding endless pressure.
Evidently.
After witnessing how Wang Wan and the others targeted Zhao Feng, Ying Zheng was even more worried that they might ss with provisions, which would be a significant issue, hence he issued a direct threat in front of the entire court, ensuring they would not dare act recklessly.
"I understand." Wang Wan and Feng Quji imdiately responded.
The reason why this matter of provisions was handled by both of them is obvious, for mutual checks and balances, this is also the mastery of royal authority.
"Report to the Great King."
"The incident of the burning of Yanggao City should serve as a caution."
"I believe we should imdiately send an envoy to inform General Huan Yi to be wary and not to advance rashly." Yu Liao stood and suggested.
"Wei Wuji."
"Indeed is a remarkable person."
"To gamble with the lives of a city, had Zhao Feng not been vigilant, perhaps the Wu’an Camp would have been left with nothing." Ying Zheng said with deep emotion.
Although the incident of burning the city was only presented in war reports, Ying Zheng could imagine that if Wei Wuji’s plot wasn’t uncovered, with the army entirely entrenched in the city, it would have inevitably suffered severe losses.
Moreover.
His own son always fights at the forefront in every major battle, consistently charging ahead.
No matter who advises him, he doesn’t take it seriously, agreeing initially yet continuing to charge ahead afterward.
Thinking of this.
Ying Zheng felt a sense of fear welling up: "Fortunately, this boy was alert, seeing through Wei Wuji’s malicious plot, otherwise with Wei’s army setting the city afla, the boy would have been in danger."
This malicious strategy.
Is undoubtedly extrely ruthless.
Even Wei Wuji used the city’s military and civilians as sacrificial offerings, the cruelty of which was beyond anyone’s expectations.
"Wei Wuji’s strategy was a suicidal one."
"He gambled with the national fortune of Wei."
"It’s just unfortunate he encountered General Zhao Feng, who saw through his sche."
"Otherwise, if his strategy had succeeded, our Wu’an Camp would not exist, and Wei might have even mobilized troops northward to strike at our Qin."
"At that ti."
"Our Qin would face great peril, prompting other countries to seize the opportunity." Yu Liao said with utmost seriousness.
From his strategic perspective of the Ghost Valley Traverse, he understood clearly what Wei Wuji was aiming for.
Now that Qin is strong, its military might intimidates other nations.
Thus.
Qi and Yan dare not act impulsively.
But if Wei gains advantage on the battlefield, even launching a counterattack against Qin, it would certainly trigger a chain reaction.
It can be said.
This battle at Yanggao City, if lost, would have significant repercussions.
"Therefore the words go."
"This battle, Zhao Feng’s comndable contribution is imnse."
"If we truly fell into Wei Wuji’s suicidal strategy, our Qin would suffer greatly." Ying Zheng stated seriously, his tone reflecting great praise for Zhao Feng.
"Yu Qing, you are right."
"Send a ssage to Huan Yi, instructing him to handle carefully, and to avoid falling into Wei Wuji’s city-burning strategy."
Regaining composure.
Ying Zheng imdiately instructed Yu Liao.
"This official accepts the decree." Yu Liao imdiately responded.
"Report to the Great King."
"After we mobilized against Wei, the states of Qi, Chu, and Yan all sent envoys to request an audience."
"Does the Great King permit their audience?" Huai Zhuang respectfully inquired.
"If they wish to see , let them co." Ying Zheng sneered, waving his hand.
Though.
Ying Zheng knew what the envoys from these three states might want, but since they’ve co under the pretense of national etiquette, it’s appropriate to grant them an audience in accordance with protocol.
The voice fell.
"The Great King has decreed."
"Summon the envoys from the three states of Qi, Chu, and Yan to the hall for an audience."
Zhao Gao yelled aloud.
Soon after.
Three n dressed in foreign official attires briskly entered the main hall.
They were envoys from Chu, Qi, and Yan states respectively.
"The Chu State envoy Qu Yang, pays respects to the King of Qin."
"The Yan State envoy Ji Chang, pays respects to the King of Qin."
"The Qi State envoy Yan Xun, pays respects to the King of Qin."
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