Zhou Shaoyu looked at Xie Zhaozhao: "Your Majesty, Emperor An, would you like to provide an answer?"

Xie Zhaozhao smiled and said, "As the saying goes, it's easy to invite a god but hard to send him away. This immortal has been eating in Yulong for a year, so it's time for him to leave. Therefore, the Prime Minister of Yulong said, 'Immortal, please leave Yulong immediately and forever.'"

Zhou Shaoyu was very satisfied with Xie Zhaozhao's answer and gave her a thumbs up.

When Bei Chen and the others outside heard this, they all realized what was happening and exclaimed, "Wow, that's amazing!"

Having not only sent the immortal away, but also shattered all the hopes of the prime ministers of Liao and Dongli, this time despair was absolute.

After recounting the case of the Dali Temple, Xie Zhaozhao completely emerged from her emotional state, and the group began to discuss the affairs of the Liao and Dongli kingdoms.

It's about a case, but it's also an analysis of the mentality of the two countries.

Half a month after Zhou Shaoyu and Xie Zhaozhao left Qi, Yulong Kingdom sent Qi two million shi of grain, three hundred thousand shi of vegetables and fruits, and one hundred thousand shi of vegetable oil.

One hundred thousand bolts of top-grade silk.

Twenty carts of new iron mines and black powder packs.

In addition, ten million taels of silver were allocated for the construction of the Taoist temple.

The escorting party consisted of Xu Li and fifty craftsmen from the Ordnance Bureau.

The people of Qi were more confident than ever before.

On the tenth day of the sixth month, Empress Xie Zhaozhao of the Jade Dragon Kingdom personally led an expedition. General Gu Chongjin once again donned his armor and was appointed Grand Marshal of the Army. Crown Prince Zhou Qiheng served as the vanguard general of the Weapon Battalion. Seven generals, namely Tian Shu, Tian Xuan, Tian Ji, Tian Quan, Yu Heng, Kai Yang, and Yao Guang, served as the left and right wing generals, leading a million-strong army to attack the Liao Kingdom from the east, north, and southeast.

Emperor Aotian of Qi personally led an expedition, with General Gu Bahuang as the commander-in-chief. Xiahou Yan, Yang Hanfeng, and 2,000 Tiger and Leopard Cavalrymen formed the vanguard, leading an army of 300,000 to attack the Liao Kingdom from the southwest.