Tuoba Yilu was furious when he saw this, and said to Zhao Hanzhang: "This man is very rude, little sister, why do you use him? Leave it to me, and I will lead my troops out to intercept and kill him now!"
Zhao Hanzhang quickly stopped him and said: "Brother, please stop, I still need him to deal with the Huns."
After talking about this, Tuoba Yilu glanced at the weapons on display, gritted his teeth and said: "Don't worry, little sister, I will go back and order some troops to help you."
Zhao Hanzhang's eyes lit up after hearing this, and he immediately held his hand and said, "Brother, I have great loyalty. When the war between the Huns and the Huns is settled, I will definitely write to your Majesty to request a crown prince for the country."
Tuoba Yilu's eyes also lit up, he liked such cheerful people, everyone clearly stated the price, so they didn't have to guess.
He stared at Zhao Hanzhang and asked, "Is what the little sister said true? Can she really find a son for my country?"
Zhao Hanzhang nodded affirmatively, "Brother, don't worry, other things may be difficult, but this is not difficult for me."
It is indeed not difficult. This is all a matter of Zhao Hanzhang's words. What he said was asking whether Zhao Hanzhang was sincere.
Changing Daijun to Daiguo and making him Daiwang only means that Daijun is his fief. Whether it can be passed on to the next generation depends on the court.
To be honest, if Zhao Hanzhang had always been so capable and not confused, he would have thought that the Dai Kingdom might only be of his generation, and Bi Yan would definitely not be able to defend the Dai Kingdom.
He could all imagine that after his death, the court would not give his sons titles and fiefs, and there was nothing his sons could do.
But it's different now. Zhao Hanzhang said he wanted to make him the crown prince.
If there are no accidents, the crown prince who is personally granted the title by the imperial court will generally inherit everything from him. If the imperial court does not grant a reward for no reason, it is also the imperial court's fault.
Those rule-abiding Han officials will definitely not agree to destroying order.
Tuoba Yilu felt that the deal was worth it and immediately decided to mobilize his troops when he returned.
She was so generous that Zhao Hanzhang gave him an additional hundred pairs of armor, a hundred sabers, a hundred long knives, and a hundred long spears, all taken from his own share, which was very generous.
Zhao Hanzhang and Liu Kun sent Tuoba Yilu out of the city together, and glanced at Tuoba Liuxiu who stood silently aside. Zhao Hanzhang was afraid that there would be another conflict between father and son on the way, and then the real dead would be in trouble.
Neither Tuoba Sixth Cultivation nor Tuoba Yilu could die at this time, so she said to Tuoba Yilu: "My eldest nephew is brave and has great martial arts. I hope to see him on the battlefield."
Tuoba Yilu glanced at Tuoba Liuxiu, nodded with a gloomy face, and expressed his relief to Zhao Hanzhang.
After saying that, he mounted his horse, took his troops with him, and escorted his newly acquired treasure home.
Liu Kun waited for them to go away and let out a long breath. It was such a thrilling day.
When he turned to look at Zhao Hanzhang, his heart started to rise again, and he quickly advised: "Although Shi Le is arrogant, he is a fierce general at this time. In addition, he has an army of hundreds of thousands, so take a step back if you can."
Liu Kun suggested that she go and be subdued and coax someone else.
Zhao Hanzhang's face darkened and he said displeasedly: "Brother, haven't you also suffered losses and been angry at his hands? You should feel the same way for me. You can't be used to such a person. I have a general with tens of thousands of troops under his command.
They are everywhere, do I need to carefully coax each one of them?"
She sneered and said: "Barbarians are barbarians, and they are not worthy of conspiracy."
After saying that, he rolled up his sleeves and left.
Liu Kun was stunned for a moment and sighed. He was so angry that he even said angry words. Also, Shi Le was really annoying. He thought he was broad-minded, but he was so angry that he wanted to draw his sword and kill him.
Liu Kun shook his head, stopped persuading, and followed with his hands behind his back.
But somehow, what they said outside the city reached Shi Le's ears and spread secretly. Shi Le was so angry that he smashed many things in his tent.
Before dawn the next day, a small team quietly left Jinyang with Shi Le's letter and headed for Fanyang.
At this time, Wang Jun was stationed in Fanyang, mainly to intercept the Xiongnu and retreat to the depths of Youzhou.
The territory of Zhongshan Kingdom, Changshan County and other Jizhou areas were all occupied by him and incorporated into Youzhou.
Shi Le began to live in seclusion and rarely visited the city of Jinyang. He no longer managed the security of Jinyang, and even withdrew the two thousand soldiers sent to Zhao Kuan.
Although he rarely appeared in front of people, the officials and soldiers inside and outside Jinyang all knew that he and Zhao Hanzhang were fighting. The relationship between the two people quickly dropped, and everyone was worried that they would have sex in Jinyang at any time.
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Because of this concern, no one paid much attention to the human trafficker case. Zhao Kuan led others to loot a copper mine and arrested many people without causing much trouble. Everyone was afraid that Zhao Hanzhang and Shi Le would fight.
At that time, Jinyang will be devastated, right?
At this time, Zhao Kuan discovered three large corpse pits in the mountains next to the mine. After digging and counting, they found that there were more than 5,000 corpses, most of which had become bones, and the rest were becoming bones, and there were even more than 300 corpses.
A recent fresh corpse.
As soon as the case was made public, Jinyang was shocked. Refugees and ordinary people surrounded the governor's mansion and almost killed Liu Kun inside.
Liu Kun was rescued from the governor's house, still holding the piece of paper in his hand. He couldn't believe the result, and went directly to the mine regardless of the dissuasion of his entourage.
The entourage worriedly muttered behind him, "Your Majesty, Your Majesty, it was Ambassador Zhao who sent someone to rescue you. Even if you are going to the mine, you must first go and report to Ambassador Zhao that you are safe, otherwise Ambassador Zhao will
I’ll be worried.”
Liu Kun walked forward in silence, passing through a mountain road that could only accommodate one car. He glanced at the ruts on both sides. There was no grass on the ruts, indicating that cars often traveled on this road.
Is it a car carrying corpses?
When Liu Kun walked to the end, she saw Zhao Hanzhang standing with her back to him. When she heard the movement, she turned around to take a look. When she saw it was Liu Kun, she looked away expressionlessly and continued to look down at the big pit in front of her.
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Liu Kun stumbled forward, stopped beside her, and lowered his head to look.
Zhao Jiajun, wearing a thick white mask on his face, was digging for corpses. At this time, the bones had not been completely cleaned out. The scattered white bones were pressed at the bottom. They could only judge how many corpses were buried underneath based on the skulls.
A large irregular pit with a diameter of more than ten meters can be pulled out directly without a shovel, and several bones can be pulled out with one hand.
Even the guards of the Zhao family, who were used to seeing life and death, turned pale at this time. From time to time they would run to the side and vomit, looking at the big corpse pit with red eyes.
Zhao Kuan climbed up from the bottom and reported with a pale face: "This is the largest and oldest of the three corpse pits. According to the mine manager's report, it existed before Liu Governor came to Jinyang. This copper pit
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It was mined by the Jinyang Yamen, and most of the miners used were prisoners, and a small number of them were bought slaves. However, after the fall of Jinyang, all the officials ran away, and the miners rebelled and ran away with them. The mine was abandoned.