Can we still deal with it after winning the battle?

Does this constitute a violation of the system's agreement?

If that doesn’t count, it would be a really happy occasion!

Huo Guang was stunned for a moment, and without thinking carefully, he said bluntly:

"Your Majesty, if word of Wu'an Jun's killing of prisoners spreads to the ears of people in other countries, it will affect the reputation of our Great Qin.

It may even lead to the disgust of other nations.”

As soon as the words fell.

Ying Yuan felt disappointed at first.

Just tell me, how can you punish a meritorious official?

However, he soon became excited again.

Can killing prisoners arouse the disgust of other countries?

If the other countries join together to attack Qin, then even if Qin has the power to reach the sky, it will still be destroyed, right?

Thinking of this, Ying Yuan said directly: "Why should I punish a meritorious minister? Not only will I not punish him, I will also reward Bai Qi generously.

Tell him not to worry about killing prisoners and feel any psychological burden. Let him do it boldly. I will support him in everything! "

As soon as he finished speaking, Huo Guang was shocked to the point of being dumbfounded.

His Majesty...

What does this mean?

As the saying goes, merits are merits and faults are faults.

Of course he would be rewarded for his merits, but it was also obvious to all that Bai Qi had faults.

Why is Your Majesty willing to avoid the important issues for him?

Also said, don't let him have any psychological burden?

Could it be that Your Majesty meant to say that as long as we can win the battle, it doesn't matter how many prisoners we kill?

That’s probably what it means.

Everything is supported by His Majesty...

Bai Qi, Bai Qi, you should really be thankful that with your character, you are lucky to meet an emperor like His Majesty as a general.

Huo Guang believed that Ying Yuan definitely meant that, but some things could not be said openly.

As long as we can win the battle and protect the Qin Dynasty, it doesn't matter what means we use.

However, some dishonorable means should be kept as covert as possible.

Is this also the reason why Your Majesty is unwilling to speak openly when there are no outsiders around?

His Majesty...

Truly wise!