Yamaguchi Taro calmly replied, "We have selected a safe area for your army to rest and recuperate. It is in the forest of Oda City, Shimane Prefecture. This will provide effective concealment for the Wei army and allow them to easily obtain supplies."

When the generals in the court heard that the Japanese had prepared a remote forest for the Wei army, they frowned, thinking that the Japanese were being completely insincere. After all, the Wei army was there to help them defend against foreign enemies, so instead of providing them with a safe and comfortable place, they were stationed in a remote forest. This was truly unacceptable.

At this time, Wen Zhengqing stood up and said, "We Wei men are not spoiled people. Besides, staying in the forest can effectively conceal our whereabouts and reduce the risk of the enemy discovering us."

Chu Arrangement also stood up at this time and said, "I think what Censor Wen said is correct. Our Wei army is going to help Japan, not to enjoy themselves. As long as we can ensure safety and supplies, there is nothing wrong with stationing in the forest."

For a moment, the civil and military officials in the court were very puzzled as to why Chu Anping and Wen Zhengqing were so supportive of Wa's proposal. Moreover, if the Wei army was really stationed in a remote forest, how could the Wei army obtain Wa's wealth?

However, they all knew that Chu Anping and Wen Zhengqing would not support Japan for no reason. There must be some hidden reason that they were unaware of. Furthermore, the six ministers remained silent, so there must be some unknown reason. Therefore, no court ministers stood up to oppose this matter.

Chu Fan saw that the time was ripe and spoke, "Since all the ministers have no objection, I have decided to agree to the Japanese envoy's request for assistance. Wei will launch an aid operation to Japan. The specific deployment will be jointly formulated by the six ministries and the Royal Government Affairs Office. We must ensure the safety and supply of our troops."

Chu Anping and the six ministers saluted and replied, "We will obey your order and do our utmost to live up to your Majesty's expectations."

Taro Yamaguchi and others in the hall were also extremely happy. With the support of Wei, they could see their hope of becoming the king of Japan right in front of them.

However, what Chu Anping and others meant by "going all out" was not to help Japan resist foreign enemies, but to go to Japan to mine all the silver in the silver mountains and bring it back to Wei to enrich the national treasury.

It is also necessary to intensify the conflicts between other national forces on the Shengwu Continent and Japan, so that they can completely massacre Japan. At that time, Wei will sit back and reap the benefits. After Japan is completely defeated and destroyed, Wei will claim that it was Japan that requested its assistance, and that it is Japan's protector, so it can legitimately take over its territory and resources. In this way, Japan will be completely in name only.