They even said they would bring troops from Sichuan and Chongqing to help Li the traitor attack us.
After he finished speaking, he threw the memorial in his hand onto the table in front of him.
The many ministers before him also bowed their heads and remained silent.
The entire palace exuded an oppressive atmosphere.
With the submission of Liu Sixiu of Bashu, eight or nine out of ten feudal lords in the world have already submitted to Li Qin's banner.
Since raising his army, Li Qin, with the assistance of Zhu Qizhen and Wang Zhen, had been at a great disadvantage.
They managed to create a huge momentum and, in conjunction with that momentum, continued to expand.
Today, its power has grown so great that no one in the world can rival it.
His actual area of control was no more than most of Shanxi, plus Zhili, Liaodong, and at most Huguang, which he had just conquered.
In reality, he only controlled a little over three of the more than ten provinces in the country.
In terms of the scope of control, the Nanjing court controlled three provinces: Jiangnan, Zhejiang, and Fujian, which was under Zheng Chenggong's control.
Overall, he was not much worse than Li Qin, and he also controlled the Jiangnan region, which had a large tax base.
However, the two sides are worlds apart in strength.
It was simply that Li Qin seized the opportunity and used his military advantage to either win over or intimidate the feudal lords.
He simply succeeded in intimidating numerous feudal lords into submitting to him.
One battle, just one battle, and he will defeat Li Qin and end Li Qin's entire momentum.
This would prevent him from intimidating these feudal lords, and soon they would shift from submission to neutrality and observation.
But how easy would it be to defeat Li Qin's overwhelming military might?
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