Chapter 75 Inspecting the Camp with the Crown Prince



The Crown Prince knew that the North was not just a piece of land to Rong Ning, but a place where she poured her heart and soul and dreams. Every decision she made and every effort she made was out of her deep love and expectations for the North.

He pondered silently for a moment before slowly speaking, "A-Ning, you can rest assured. The person that Father and I carefully selected has certainly been considered in many aspects and will not disappoint you."

I brought you here to see him today so that you could witness for yourself that he is not an incompetent person.

I think Chu Pingfeng thinks the same way, which is why he talked to you so much just now, hoping to gain your approval.

After all, he had his own pride and didn't want to end up like this prefect, being brought down by you.

Rong Ning glared at him, "What are you saying? You're making me sound like a plague god. My bad reputation in Nanyang City is definitely partly your fault."

"Don't talk nonsense," the Crown Prince said helplessly. "You have a good reputation in Nanyang City. If you don't believe me, you'll find out when we return to Nanyang City and deal with the aftermath of the prefect's affairs."

Then you'll find that your reputation is so good that just sitting there will make everyone work properly.

Rong Ning felt his words were sarcastic, but she was too lazy to pursue it. She said lazily, "Nanyang City is your and Father Emperor's territory. I won't take the lead unless it's absolutely necessary. Otherwise, if I overdo it and ruin your plans, don't blame me."

"Alright. Although the matter in the north has achieved initial results, the real test and challenge are actually brewing quietly in Nanyang City. That place will be the key to determining the future direction of the situation."

"You'll come back with me to watch the play. Once it's almost over, you can make your move and get what you want."

The Crown Prince's words revealed a profound understanding of the overall situation and a firm determination.

Upon hearing this, Rong Ning sat up even more upright. Then, she slapped her thigh and stood up abruptly, her eyes flashing with trust and determination. "Whatever you say, brother, goes. I'll do whatever you command."

She looked up at the sky; the sun was shining brightly and it was still early. So she suggested, "Since it's still early, why don't I take His Highness the Crown Prince on a tour of the military camp? As the heir apparent, how can you come to the north without seeing the might of our soldiers firsthand?"

Upon hearing this, the Crown Prince smiled gently, a smile that showed both his full trust and recognition of Rong Ning's abilities, as well as a hint of tenderness and doting. "Very well then, I'll have to trouble General Rong, the young general whom everyone in the North respects."

After speaking, he stood up and walked side by side with Rong Ning, his steps firm and powerful, as if he could overcome all difficulties and obstacles in front of him and jointly protect the peace and prosperity of this land.

Since the ceasefire with Da Jing, Rong Ning has begun a comprehensive and meticulous redeployment of military defenses in the north.

Among them, the Longgu Camp and Humen Camp, which are closest to Kangye City, are the most crucial.

The general leading the army in the Dragon Valley camp was General Wang, Rong Ning's right-hand man, while the general leading the army in the Tiger Gate camp was General Li, the Marquis of Weibei.

These two camps serve two purposes: firstly, to safeguard the safety of Kangye City, and secondly, to provide timely support to the front lines. Their importance is self-evident. Therefore, Rong Ning was extremely cautious in selecting the generals for these two camps, striving to choose pillars of talent capable of shouldering this heavy responsibility.

General Wang, as Rong Ning's capable assistant and close comrade-in-arms, was naturally the only suitable candidate.

Loyal, brave, intelligent, and courageous, they always fought side by side with Rong Ning to overcome difficulties together. The friendship and trust between them were built up in one great battle after another.

General Li, on the other hand, comes from a family of generals, whose members have been loyal and brave warriors for generations.

Despite the increasingly harsh political climate in which the imperial court was suppressing military generals, the Li family remained steadfast in their commitment to defending the northern lands.

His grandfather and father were both renowned generals of the Southern Dynasty, but they died heroically in the Battle of Qingcheng.

His brothers also all died in the battle in which Da Jing crossed the Muyang River.

It can be said that the Li family made enormous sacrifices and efforts for the peace and tranquility of the Southern and Northern regions.

After the ceasefire with Da Jing, Rong Ning presented the deeds of the Li family to her father, the emperor. Her father was moved by the loyalty and bravery of the entire Li family and bestowed upon General Li the title of Marquis of Weibei, placing all the compensation for the loss of the family's male members on this young general.

It was this family background and upbringing that forged General Li's indomitable and courageous character.

He took the lead and charged into battle, demonstrating the loyalty and bravery of the Li family men through his actions.

Although he was the only one left in the family to shoulder the burden of the household, he never flinched or showed any fear.

Because he knew that he carried on his shoulders not only the glory and hope of his family, but also the peace and future of the North and even the entire country.

General Wang and General Li were both exceptional generals of their time, renowned for their wisdom and courage, and enjoyed a high reputation among the northern army.

Rong Ning held the two men in high regard and trust. She was well-versed in military strategy and tactics and was willing to impart her profound insights and experiences in military campaigns to these two future pillars of society without reservation.

During the patrol, a gentle breeze blew and the sun shone brightly. Rong Ning walked side by side with the Crown Prince, and she slowly told him about the glory and sacrifices of the Li family.

"The Li family, a family of loyal and virtuous people for generations, their names have long been closely linked to the safety of the Southern Dynasty. General Li, in particular, has inherited the bravery and determination of his ancestors, and is unwavering in protecting the peace of the Northern Border."

"Brother, to be frank, what the Li family has sacrificed for the Southern Dynasty far exceeds what a marquisate can measure. They forged the Southern Dynasty's impregnable defenses with their blood and lives."

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