To the south of the ice field is Jubei City.

To the south of Jubei City are thousands of rivers and mountains, and is a distant Kyoto.

Kyoto, heavy snow.

The snow in late winter is even more intense than in mid-winter.

The snow was rustling, and it seemed that it would never stop.

Imperial City, Hall of Peaceful Heart.

The empress reads ancient books by the warm stove.

She coughed twice, perhaps because the charcoal on the stove was pungent.

Zhao Wujiang has been leaving Kyoto for many days.

Her longing was not very deep, she just thought about it every day and always thought about it.

But I often feel lonely at night. Even though I am covered with thick bedding, I feel that I can't warm up no matter how hard it is.

"Ahem..." She coughed twice again.

These days, she has become a little thinner and still majestic and upright, but she has curled up a little psychologically.

She had been worried about the curse on her.

She has lived several years longer than her princes, and in a few years, she will be able to reach her father's age.

But can she survive?

Zhao Wujiang told her that he could.

But she always felt that when Zhao Wujiang told her that she could, her tone was too firm, as if she was not only firming her, but also firming Zhao Wujiang herself.

Thinking of this man who broke into her boring and lonely life, she couldn't help but smile, disguised her face and smiled, which made her look so beautiful that she turned her back on the face.

If only she could meet you earlier... She sighed in her heart, knowing that she was too greedy.

It is a blessing to meet Zhao Wujiang, and it is a colorful cloud in her life over the years.

She is the emperor of Daxia, enjoys the respect of countless people and has vast power. She has gained a lot, so she is destined to lose something or lose something in some places.

The empress's thoughts were surging, but she quickly calmed down and her eyebrows returned to majesty.

She wanted to see Zhao Wujiang again soon, but there were still some things that might need Zhao Wujiang to do.

Compared with longing, these things should be more important.

The war broke out.

Surprisingly, in this comprehensive battle that Daxia is about to face, the first to attack Daxia is not the Miaojiang forces in the south, nor the grassland royal courts in the north, but the Japanese people in the east of the Sea.

The Japanese crossed the sea in late winter, and the ships broke through the thin ice and headed towards the Great Xia.

I received this news two days ago.

The war has begun now.

Unless the Japanese warships were to fish in the east coast of Daxia, it would be a foregone conclusion that the war broke out.

This is true. This morning, the Ministry of War received the latest news that the Japanese naval army attacked the East China Sea of ​​Daxia and showed up with a Langke who was about the sixth and seventh level of the Grandmaster.

Langke went straight into the army tent of the East Realm of Daxia and wanted to attack and kill the main general, but was repelled by a strong man in the army.

Langke laughed and retreated, threatening that in a few days, he would not be the only one who appeared, but more powerful people would be.

These remarks undoubtedly shook the morale of the soldiers in the East District of Daxia, and also aroused their passion.

So what about the level of a great master? If more than 2,000 people wear armor and shields, form formations to force you to position, and shoot arrows and crossbows behind you, how long can you live?

Or more than a thousand heavy cavalry in Daxia, or even more than a thousand, only five hundred heavy cavalry are needed to charge at you, so how can you resist?

But the bad thing is that the Japanese are not only powerful Langke, but also the whole country's troops.

Although Japan is a small country, it has copied and imitated Daxia in recent years, and its national strength has gradually increased, and the national military strength cannot be underestimated.

Especially when Daxia put its main forces into the border defense of the north and south, the Japanese national forces were already enough to compete with the forces in the east of Daxia, and even slightly better.

With these powerful Langkes, the East Realm has invisibly fallen into a disadvantage.

The empress grinded her, picked up her pen and wrote a letter, and told Zhao Wujiang all about the situation in the eastern part of Daxia.
Chapter completed!