"Wei is bold and has never given up its ambition to attack Qin. Now that the Qin army is approaching, we would like to borrow Han's territory to facilitate our attack."

“As for whether to lend it or not, that is naturally the King’s decision. Foreign ministers and the entire Great Qin will not have any objections.

However, this army must eventually land somewhere. If the road is not well-laid out and the army does not leave, if something happens, it is not something that an outsider can predict for sure."

How could King Huanhui of Han not understand the threat in Huantai's words?

Naturally, he knew that he could not avoid this question, and now he had to answer it honestly, otherwise he, King Huanhui of Han, might lose his head one day!

What the hell was Huantai? Even if he was vented his anger here, boiled, chopped, and burned, so what? Could he be compared to King Huanhui of Han?

As for how Wei would seek to settle accounts with Han if Qin lost in the future, that was a matter for the future.

If he doesn't agree now, he might lose his head tomorrow!

This group of court officials and the royal family in Zheng City don't mind exchanging an old man's head for the so-called "peace"!

"Your Majesty, there is no need to worry."

Seeing the ferocious look on King Huanhui's face, Huantai knew that the matter was almost certain to succeed.

"Borrowing the road will naturally incur fees. If the king agrees today, I, your minister, may not be able to return Chenggao, Gong, and other cities to your country, but I can still promise to return unowned places like Daliang (the capital of Wei)!"

King Huanhui of Han originally had no intention of taking back the lost cities. After all, it was somewhat impossible, and speaking out about it would easily anger the State of Qin.

Now that we can get back a capital city, why shouldn’t we be happy?

After all, it would be better for me to die than for my fellow Taoist to die!

As long as South Korea is preserved, it doesn’t matter if other countries are lost!

"Of course, I find it difficult to accept your country's generous offer. However, since it is a friendly gesture from your country, I will naturally accept it with a thick face. As for the matter of borrowing your passage? The King of Qin and I are as close as brothers, so why would I not agree?"

After King Huanhui of Han finished speaking, he raised his wine cup again. This time, Huantai did not ignore him and happily agreed.

"I am foolish enough to doubt my brother. I deserve the punishment. I will drink three cups of apology first. Your Majesty, please!"

In an instant, the hall became cheerful, with people drinking and chatting, and it was very lively.

As for the State of Wei?

But what would a country that doesn't know what's good for it do to these people?