Zhou Zhiruo said helplessly: "I really don't want to fight with you today, but now that things have come to this, it doesn't hurt to talk to you about this matter."
"That day at Guangmingding, I was just gambling, wondering whether Zhang Wuji would be responsible for me."
"I bet he still can't remember the kindness I showed him more than ten years ago when I fed him food and water and took care of him without taking off my clothes."
Yu Fei laughed: "Sister Zhou, I told you, in fact, among all of us sisters, you are the most transparent and the most scheming."
"It seems that sister, it's better for me to stay away from you. With your scheming, if you set a trap for me, I will most likely fall into it."
Zhou Zhiruo said disdainfully: "If you are afraid of being infected, then go to Daxing and find your senior sister. If you leave too, then my ears will be truly at peace."
Yu Fei smiled and said, "You want me to leave? That's not possible. If I leave, the young master will become all yours. Can you bear it?"
…
At night, Zhao Min was in the Yuan army camp, looking at the moon in the sky.
After drinking a glass of wine, a trace of melancholy slowly appeared on her face.
Zhao Min knew very well that at this stage of the situation, no one who survived would be easy to deal with.
The various rebel kings in Jiangnan have been fighting against each other for nearly twenty years.
The Yuan Dynasty had hundreds of thousands of troops, but never won any victory in several expeditions.
But what Zhao Min didn't expect was that she had just given up on Jiangnan for a few months, but such a big change occurred in Jiangnan.
Zhao Min never dreamed that "the person who would unify the south of the Yangtze River would be Zhu Yuanzhang."
"What she didn't expect was that Zhu Yuanzhang would unify Jiangnan in such a short time."
Zhu Yuanzhang was a serious threat, and at the same time, Zhang Wuji was even more so. From the time he openly started a rebellion to the time he established his own regime, Zhang Wuji's power had grown too fast.
It was so fast that even Zhao Min couldn't believe it.
Looking at the moonlight in the sky, Zhao Min couldn't help but sigh, "If I could be born ten years earlier, or even five years earlier, I would not let the situation develop into this state."
…
Early the next morning.
Zhou Zhiruo had already prepared clothes for Zhang Wuji.
But Zhang Wuji was still a little unwilling to give in.
He immediately hugged Zhou Zhiruo in his arms.
Zhou Zhiruo said helplessly: "Okay, stop making trouble. I am only in my twenties. The better days are still ahead of me. Don't keep making trouble."
Zhang Wuji smiled and said, "I just like to have endless conversations with you."
As he spoke, Zhang Wuji pressed his nose against Zhou Zhiruo's snow-white neck.
After taking a few deep breaths, he said to Zhou Zhiruo, "The smell of my Zhiruo is always so fragrant."
Zhou Zhiruo rolled her eyes at him and said, "Hate it! There's a war going on outside. I thought you'd be more well-behaved during this period, but in the end, you're still the same as before."
"I was right about you."
…
Jiangnan.
After Zhu Yuanzhang defeated Chen Youliang, it took him many days just to clean up the battlefield in Poyang Lake.
Chen Youliang's 600,000-strong army was almost wiped out, and his unprecedented fleet fell under the command of Zhu Yuanzhang.
The food, fodder, and equipment of Chen Youliang's 600,000-strong army were piled up into small hills.
Combined with the money and grain he seized in Huguang, Zhu Yuanzhang believed that within half a year, he would be able to expand the number of soldiers under his command by several times.
At that time, he could, like Chen Youliang did in the past, land at Dahukou by water and take the Yuan capital in one battle.
Just when Zhu Yuanzhang was planning for the future, Liu Bowen walked up to him with a smile on his face.
"Marshal, now that Jiangnan has been pacified, I wonder what you plan to do next?"
Zhu Yuanzhang smiled and said, "Sir, I was just about to look for you. I want to rest for about half a year first."
"Just give me half a year, and my power will grow to be as strong as Chen Youliang's."
"Right now, Zhao Min is having a decisive battle with Zhang Wuji in Jinyang."
"I think, with the abilities of Zhang and Zhao, this battle may take them three months to half a year."
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for us. Wait until Zhang and Zhao are both defeated. Then we can sit back and reap the benefits. Wouldn't that be better?"
Liu Bowen nodded and said, "Marshal, that's exactly what I meant."
"In the battle of Jinyang, it would be best if Zhao Min could wipe out Zhang Wuji."
"The Yuan court has now lost all its support and is on the verge of national destruction."
"It would be nice if the Yuan court could help us get rid of the troublemaker Zhang Wuji before it perishes."
Zhu Yuanzhang laughed and said: "Sir, you are too stingy. I think the best outcome is that Zhang Wuji defeats Zhao Min."
"In that case, the future world will definitely belong to us Han people."
"If Zhang Wuji were defeated by Zhao Min, it would be hard to say whether the world would belong to the Han people in the future."
Liu Bowen quickly knelt on the ground and said: "Marshal, I am superficial. If you are so careless in your heart, the future of the country will definitely be in your pocket."
Zhu Yuanzhang smiled and helped Liu Bowen up.
"Sir, I still need your continued advice on future matters."
"Zhang Wuji and Zhao Min both ruled the north."
"Since ancient times, no dynasty has been able to successfully launch a northern expedition."
"The Zhao Song Dynasty was established for more than 300 years, but it never recovered the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun. This shows that since ancient times, the land of China has been easy to conquer from north to south, but it is extremely difficult to conquer from south to north."
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