If Jin State took it seriously, it would definitely want to drink the blood of Chu State and then make money from Qin State.

As for the land...

Although it can alleviate the internal political conflicts in Jin to a great extent.

However, when the amount of real money reaches a certain level, the so-called land can be temporarily put aside.

Only with money could Ji Chong'er continue his reforms.

"Do you know what Chu promised to give Jin? How dare you ask for double the money? How ridiculous!"

Mao Sui sneered.

Hearing this, Guo Kai gradually felt secretly delighted.

This shows that there is room for negotiation!

After a pause, Guo Kai said in a serious tone, contrary to his usual behavior:

"Your Majesty, my Lord, I have already said that no matter how much the Chu State offers, the Qin State will double it and will never break its promise.

In addition, our Great Qin will also cede the land of Youyun and give it to your country.

Let me ask you, if we extrapolate from your country's current offensive speed, how long would it take to capture Youyun of our dynasty? And what would the cost be?"

As soon as these words were spoken, the entire court fell silent.

The same is true for Ji Chong'er.

They all knew very well that it was not difficult to analyze from the battle reports sent by Li Mu and Lian Po that it would take at least half a year to capture Youyun.

And this is done while ensuring that there are no logistical errors.

Since the end of the Battle of Shuozhou, the day of conquering Youyun has been getting further and further away.

As a result, Jin State found it difficult to withdraw from Youyun because of its alliance with Chu State, and could only continuously send reinforcements to the front line.

Even if Chu could provide food and supplies, the casualties would still be those of Jin soldiers.

Even Youyun is so difficult to deal with, let alone the mainland of Qin?

Relying on the Jin-Chu coalition forces, it would not be a problem to defeat the Qin State, but if the Qin State was really forced to the point of national destruction and family ruin, the phenomenon of everyone becoming a soldier would really occur.

So, can we still conquer Qin? This is definitely an unknown.

At the beginning, Ji Chong'er launched this battle to divert domestic conflicts.

At the same time, I also want to gain some benefits.

But as the war dragged on, he gradually realized that something was wrong.

If this continues, half of the country will be dragged down, and public opinion will subtly shift.

If it really comes to that, we can only retreat in order to advance and fight with our backs against the wall.

But that is not the result that Jin State wants!

Now, hearing that Guo Kai, on behalf of Qin, promised to give the Youyun land to Jin, Ji Chong'er was slightly moved by this.

If he could really take over Youyun without bloodshed, his prestige as an emperor would surely reach its peak.

At that time, even if the aristocratic families were to be suppressed, would they still dare to resist?

In fact, this is quite similar to the situation when Ying Yuan just crossed over.

At that time, facing the invasion of the Chu State, the major domestic families were also ready to move.

In the end, when Ying Yuan appointed Cao Cao as the commander-in-chief of the three armies and he suddenly defeated the Chu army, the whole country was shocked.

Ying Yuan's prestige reached a peak in an instant.

This laid the groundwork for his later expansion into the martial arts world. The aristocratic families did not dare to act rashly, but instead tried their best to please the court.

It can be seen how important it is for the emperor to fight a battle that shocks the world during his tenure.

This may also be the reason why, in Ying Yuan’s previous life, there was a young emperor who insisted on leading the army in person.

After all, isn't it just about establishing prestige?

In the end, our army disappeared, but the enemy army entered the country.

Just based on this record, who can compare with him throughout history?