Just as Li Qin was looking at the intelligence from the Northwest, the messenger who had delivered the message to Zu Zhilong and his group arrived.
Upon meeting Li Qin, he bowed and said:
"Your Majesty, the letter has been sent out, and they have agreed to attend the banquet."
After hearing his words, Li Qin continued to look at the intelligence report in front of him, without looking at the servant who had delivered the message.
Instead, he waved his hand and said:
"Okay, I understand, you can go now."
"yes."
After reviewing the intelligence from the Northwest, Li Qin looked at the intelligence report next to him that was aimed at winning over Zu Zhilong and his group.
During this period, they spent a lot of money to win over many of these envoys.
However, Zu Zhilong never agreed.
However, according to intelligence, after he placed his bets on the governor and the duke at the last point, he was clearly wavering.
He seemed very hesitant, and finally, with great difficulty, he refused their offer.
And you could tell from his eyes that he was very reluctant to part with it.
He really wanted to win over Zu Zhilong.
He was Hong Chengchou's most trusted and beloved general, the most trusted of all his confidants.
He was highly valued and trusted by him.
If we can win him over, he will definitely be a trump card when we turn against Hong Chengchou, the number one warlord under our command.
He might even break through the defenses in Guanzhong in the future and let his army into the pass.
The conditions for winning him over can be set high.
If he refuses, he won't lose anything; if he accepts...
If he is assassinated by Hong Chengchou in the future, and the assassination attempt fails, he will definitely not keep his promise.
He was successfully stabbed, and then he reconsidered whether or not to fulfill his promise based on the circumstances at the time.
Anyway, just make the promises bigger for them, and try to win over this corner of the market.
In the end, he has the right to redeem this pie.
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