"Alright!" Han Shaoting nodded, and the shadow guards immediately made arrangements for the matter.

Ji Jiuying, remembering something, reminded him again, "Han Shaoting, this poison usually enters through the mouth. Judging from the speed of this poisoning, the person who administered the poison is not from the military camp, but could easily come into contact with people in the military camp!"

Han Shaoting suddenly realized that with Ji Jiuying's reminder, he roughly knew which direction to investigate.

"Now that the poison is under control, the next step is to devise a strategy!"

General Dingyuan said with a serious expression.

"Princess Anping, do you have any ideas?" Han Shaoyi asked the girl beside him, his eyes gleaming with a strange light.

His gaze fell on Ji Jiuying, causing her to unconsciously furrow her brows slightly: "You'd better be able to cure the poison before the Western Jin attacks the city, and then pull off an empty city ploy, like Weng Zhong catching a turtle."

The group stared at Ji Jiuying in shock. Her words instantly enlightened them. Ji Jiuying briefly explained her pre-arranged plan for the city, but she didn't care what they did.

The group was secretly alarmed upon hearing this; they knew they absolutely could not afford to offend Cang Yue.

"I wonder how many reinforcements the Cangyue Kingdom has, and what arrangements the princess plans to make?" Han Shaoting asked curiously.

Ji Jiuying's eyes flickered slightly. She didn't intend to tell him anything, but only that when the Western Jin attacked Guanshan City, their Cangyue would take back Fengyue City.

Hearing Ji Jiuying say this, they roughly understood the situation. Since Cang Yue dared to say such a thing, they must have sent at least 100,000 reinforcements.

Ji Jiuying didn't care what they thought. After making her plans, she left Yun Shu and Bai Zhi in the city and left through the secret passage given by City Lord Liao, quickly returning to the mountain range where they were.