After returning home, Lin Xiaoman gave a long speech based on the situations of the two empires, focusing on how to fight a water fight.
After all, if the two countries go to war, they must cross the Huanjiang River.
"Borrowing Arrows from a Thatched Boat" and "The Burning of Red Cliffs"... These classic cases must be brought out, of course, with modifications based on actual conditions.
After writing, continue practicing.
The next day at court, the empress did not mention the war. After the court session, she collected the five people's answers and the matter was over, as if it was just an idea that the empress came up with on the spur of the moment.
Lin Xiaoman knew in his heart that the time was not yet ripe, so he waited!
Knowing that the empress would lead her troops westward sooner or later, Lin Xiaoman cleverly offered a good thing - a carrier pigeon!
After such a long time, she finally bred the carrier pigeons.
With carrier pigeons, it becomes much easier for the secret agents stationed in Dahuang to transmit messages.
After confirming the feasibility of 'carrier pigeon messaging', the empress was overjoyed and praised Lin Xiaoman highly again.
Lin Xiaoman felt that he was a little closer to the dragon throne.
However, I heard that Huang Lingxu has been researching warships recently. If she really improves the combat effectiveness of the warships, this achievement will be no small achievement.
Therefore, Huang Lingxu still poses a certain threat. She must become even better! And who knows, the Empress might ask her to go to war in the future. Therefore, the fourth level is not enough, the sixth level is necessary. She must cultivate that "Heavenly Fire".
Keep working on it…
Time is like an hourglass between fingers, passing by bit by bit, unknowingly, and two years have passed just like that.
Although the Empress kept the news secret, the people who bred carrier pigeons all came from the Princess's Mansion, and many of them were Lin Xiaoman's die-hard fans, so her news was almost synchronized with the Empress's.
It is said that at the 60th birthday banquet of Empress Huangjue of Dahuang, the Tianhuang Kingdom presented a peerless handsome man who was so beautiful that the 60-year-old Empress Huangjue was completely fascinated by him.
Who is this handsome guy?
Of course it’s Su Rongxian.
It is absolutely nonsense that he died of illness. The truth is: Su Rongxian was given to Empress Huang Jue by Huang Wuying. Of course, this was definitely instructed by Empress Huang Yuan.
On the one hand, Empress Huangjue was old and confused, and on the other hand, Su Rongxian was very capable. Empress Huangjue doted on Su Rongxian, and Su Rongxian's rank rose rapidly. In the end, Empress Huangjue even banished her own Prince Feng to the cold palace, and the entire harem was completely controlled by Su Rongxian, the noble prince.
After Su Rongxian became the master of the harem, he extended his hand to the court. The princesses of Dahuang either displeased the empress and were sent to their fiefdoms, or died suddenly of illness.
Not long after the princesses of Dahuang disappeared from the court, Empress Huangjue fell ill. Perhaps she realized that her health was failing, so she immediately made arrangements.
The country could not remain without a ruler for a single day, so Empress Huang Jue issued an imperial decree, appointing her four-year-old granddaughter, Huang Tianding, as the Crown Princess. Upon her death, she would inherit the throne. Because Huang Tianding was too young, Empress Huang Jue appointed Su Rongxuan, the noble ruler, to rule the country from behind the scenes, assisting the Crown Princess in handling state affairs.
There was a chorus of opposition in the court of Dahuang. The harem was not allowed to interfere in politics, so how could men participate in politics!
Unfortunately, Empress Huangjue insisted on having her own way, and after she executed several leading ministers, no one dared to object.
Then, Empress Huangjue fell seriously ill, and all government affairs were handed over to Su Rongxian.
Not long after she took power from behind the scenes, Su Rongxian proposed to encourage men to participate in politics and promoted male officials one after another, absolutely excluding dissidents.
Although all the court officials in Dahuang were full of opinions, every now and then, the terminally ill Empress Huangjue would stand up to support Su Rongxian. Even when she was about to breathe her last, Empress Huangjue just couldn't die.
The court of Dahuang was in a state of chaos.
The imperial court was in chaos and had no intention of governing, so naturally the local areas also began to fall into chaos.
At this point, her mother, Empress Huang Yuan, was working very hard to secretly fan the flames. 'When a country is about to fall, there must be evil.' 'The evil king is causing trouble, and the fate of the Great Phoenix is over.'
The surviving princess of Dahuang raised the banner of "clearing the imperial court" and declared independence. Besides the princess, local governments also began to feign compliance but secretly disobey, with many places showing signs of raising the flag of independence.
The entire Great Phoenix Empire is now in chaos and the people are living in misery.
It is obvious that the time is ripe. During the court session that day, Empress Huangyuan proposed to attack Dahuang. Of course, the reason was very just: Tianhuang and Dahuang are of the same origin. Now the people of Dahuang are in dire straits because of the corruption of the court. I really can't bear it!
Therefore, attack them, overthrow the Dahuang royal family, and restore order to the world!
In the court, most people agreed with the empress's wishes and supported the attack on Dahuang. Only a few conservatives expressed their opposition.
These few objections were quickly drowned out by the main theme of "suppressing the Great Phoenix".
After the main theme of the expedition to Dahuang was decided, the next step was to choose the person to lead the troops. General Yu excitedly recommended himself as Mao Sui, but was rejected by the empress.
The ambitious empress said that she would lead the army in person!
There is a greater sense of accomplishment in unifying the world if you accomplish it yourself.
Finally, when the court was dismissed, it was basically confirmed that the empress would lead the army in person, accompanied by the second and third princesses, while the crown princess Lin Xiaoman would stay in the court to handle government affairs.
After the empress made these arrangements, Lin Xiaoman felt that his throne was secure.
The meaning is very clear. At most, Huang Lingxu can be a war god or a prince.
It’s settled!
However, the empress is only forty this year. The average life expectancy in this world is around fifty. People at the top of the pyramid who eat well, dress well and can afford medical care can live a few more years. For someone like the empress, it is still possible to live to sixty.
Twenty more years!
Throughout history, most emperors abdicated before their death. If she didn't force the emperor to abdicate, she would have to endure for another twenty years. Sigh...
As for forcing the emperor to abdicate? That was definitely impossible. After all, the empress was a good mother, and the original owner would not agree to do so.
Lin Xiaoman was filled with joy and sorrow, and his mood was filled with emotion.
After about half a month of preparation for the war, the empress chose an auspicious day, dressed in military uniform, and set out with her army.
After watching the empress leave the city, Lin Xiaoman went back.
She is now the 'temporary emperor'.
I have to say that those who are not busy with government affairs are all incompetent rulers. Being a good emperor is so busy!
I am so busy that my time for cultivation is compressed.
Pain and happiness!
Half a month later, the empress and her entourage arrived at the Huanjiang River, and the army was dispatched. Dahuang of course received the news. Dahuang, which had been in a disorganized state, now united against the outside world, and the army had already reached the riverside.
Across the Huanjiang River, the two armies faced each other, and the war between the two empires officially began.
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