The words of Divine General Gao Xiang were indifferent. It was obvious he looked down upon Jiang Yuan. He turned his horse around, holding the Divine Bow, and said: "If this is the case, the fate of the Ying Country ends here. I have no interest in serving under a mere wastrel."
Jiang Yuan could still suppress his anger.
But after returning to the palace, he was particularly displeased and his heart was filled with rage.
Jiang Su knew he must soon set foot on the battlefield, seize the initiative, and not let Li Guanyi continue to recuperate. In fact, over the past year, although there had been no major conflicts, skirmishes at the borders of the two countries had never stopped.
And when Jiang Su finished handling domestic affairs and planned to march out.
News from the front line arrived—
Emperor Qin personally led an army of 200,000 to invade the border!
Jiang Su's expression was icy and firm.
