When he learned that he had been "killed in action", he felt funny at first, but then his face changed drastically. Oh no, the rear might have started operating according to the worst-case scenario.

While Lin Hai was giving orders hysterically, Chen Yu, as the supreme commander of the Chen Dynasty army, also ordered to speed up the advance, taking advantage of the temporary lack of command of the Qinghe army to try to severely damage or even wipe out the Qinghe First Army.

The main force of the Chen Dynasty, which was originally still slowly crawling forward, was suddenly activated.

Nonsense, everyone hid behind at the beginning because they didn't know the strength of the Qinghe people. What if they rushed forward and ended up committing suicide?

It’s different now. Since the fighting power of the Qinghe people is far less powerful than the rumors say, I’m going to take this military achievement for myself. No one can compete with me for it.

More than half a year had passed since the declaration of war, and this was the first time that the Chen Dynasty army had shown a scene of competing with each other and striving for the lead, which made Chen Yu extremely pleased.

It seems that the people of Qinghe are indeed very strong, but it seems that I am stronger.

There is just one thing I can't understand. The Chen Dynasty had no way to deal with Cambodia, but Qinghe easily swallowed up Cambodia. Now the Chen Dynasty wants to easily swallow up Qinghe?

this...

The formula doesn't hold.

Of course, no one would say this to the prince when he was in such a good mood. After all, his head was his own, and it would not grow back if it was cut off.

What was even more embarrassing was that not long after Lin Hai's convoy left Xijing, someone came from Xijing on horseback to report that Xue Wuxia had arrived at the fortress, revealing the truth that the person who actually died was the garrison captain Jiang Guoping.

Although it is still impossible to contact the people in Zhaoyang City, there is a high probability that the real Huang Zong is still sitting in the city, and he may not even know that he was "killed in battle".

To say that Huang Zong has been sitting quietly the entire time is a bit too much.

After all, after receiving the call for help, he personally led his troops out of the city to rescue, and fought a fierce battle with the Chen Dynasty's ambush troops, and wiped out the ambush troops.

The Chen Dynasty's ambush was completely unexpected. Unaware of the number of Chen Dynasty troops interspersed within the city, Huang Zong, for safety's sake, naturally bought himself a time difference. The main force of the Chen Dynasty was still far away, so he pulled out a force of over ten thousand men from the city and divided them into three groups to rescue...

The three armies happened to ambush the Chen Dynasty troops who were hiding in the mountains and forests...

Two days later, communication with Zhaoyang City was restored.

After discussion, a new plan was submitted to Lin Hai who was on his way.

Since the other two armies of Qinghe have started to move, there is no need to stop. Although expanding the scale of the war will be a huge test for Qinghe's logistics, doing so can effectively shorten the duration of the war, which is worthwhile.

As for Huang Zong, since he had been "killed in action", we should organize a good feast to let those who had been on edge for several days relax and have a good meal...

Order:

From now on, we will announce that Huang Zong, commander of the First Army of the Qinghe First Group, died in battle. A funeral committee headed by Lin Hai has been established, and a memorial service will be held in three days...

From that moment on, Huang Zong changed his name to Jiang Guoping, publicly claiming to be Qinghe's long-hidden leading general. He would continue to serve as commander of the First Army, retaining all authority and responsibilities. After the war, he could change his name back...

From now on, the main fort of the Jiazi No. 3 Fortress Group is officially named Guoping Fortress to commemorate the contribution of Jiang Guoping, the garrison captain of the Jiazi No. 1 transit station.

This order is effective immediately

Lin Hai, Commander-in-Chief of the Qinghe Empire's Armed Forces