Zhao Hanzhang also looked up at that side and said to Fu Tinghan, "Tuoba Yilu is not as forthright as he appears; his thoughts are deep. As long as the Xiongnu are not defeated, we need him, and he can get what he wants from our battles. That's why Liu Kun has relied on him for many years, keeping Jinyang at a standstill."
Historically, Jinyang City was completely lost after Tuoba Yilu's death. Without the military support of the Tuoba Xianbei, Liu Kun and the Duan Xianbei's cooperation was filled with suspicion, leading to Liu Kun being unjustly killed by Wang Dun and the Duan Xianbei.
Thinking of this, Zhao Hanzhang looked sympathetically at Liu Kun, who was speaking confidently with Tuoba Yilu.
She sealed the letter she had written and gave it to her personal guards, and then pulled Fu Tinghan along to join the lively group, "What are the two brothers discussing?"
