The Emperor of Red Mansions: Many Children, Many Blessings, Opening Draft

As the incident continued to ferment, Xin Qiji led his army and Lin Chong to continue attacking cities and strongholds.

However, due to Li Chenghan's order, after the Western Qiang tribes stopped resisting, Xin Qiji and Lin Chong did not carry out any massacres.

Instead, they plowed the Western Qiang tribes like plowing the land, robbed the property of the Western Qiang tribes, and killed the nobles of the Western Qiang tribes.

As for why the nobles of the Western Qiang tribes were killed.

That was naturally to eliminate hidden dangers.

When two countries fight, what they get in return is often hatred.

After conquering the Western Qiang, Li Chenghan naturally wanted to expand his territory to the entire Western Qiang tribes.

In this way, if the Qiang people in the Western Qiang are not massacred, keeping these nobles will not only be useless, but these nobles will also spread hatred and make the Qiang people gather to resist the Great Wu.

In this way, these nobles will become time bombs.

So Li Chenghan "083" can keep the Qiang people, but will never keep the Qiang nobles.

For the Qiang people who stayed, Li Chenghan can allocate land to them, let them farm, raise livestock, and do business, and will also allow the people of Dawu to settle in the Western Qiang land to promote the prosperity and stability of the Western Qiang.

It's just that the fact that Xin Qiji and Lin Chong led the army to slaughter the Western Qiang nobles made the spirits of the chieftains, the Great Ghost Lord and the Qiang leaders who originally wanted to surrender instantly tense up.

The delegation sent here has not yet arrived in Shenjing City, and the resistance of the remaining soldiers of the Western Qiang has begun.

It's just that the strength of the Dawu army has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the Western Qiang soldiers.

In addition to the terrifying reputation of the Eighteen Riders of Yanyun, the Western Qiang soldiers were scared by the Dawu army and had psychological trauma.

So when facing the Dawu army again, the Western Qiang defeated soldiers surrendered and fled on a large scale.

Some Qiang leaders even took their remaining troops and fled to the Western Regions.

Finally, the Western Qiang chieftain, the Great Ghost Lord, and many Qiang leaders were captured and transported back to Da Wu.

During this period, the Xiongnu stepped up their attack on Dingling and Jiankun.

In order to destroy Dingling and Jiankun in a short period of time, the Xiongnu spared no expense.

It was not that they did not want to guard against Da Wu.

But they were already caught in a war with Dingling and Jiankun.

If they withdrew their troops, they could ignore the losses and morale.

But they had to ensure that Dingling and Jiankun could not threaten them from behind, so as to prevent them from being attacked from both sides when facing Da Wu.

After Xin Qiji and Lin Chong left most of their troops to guard the surrendered Qiang soldiers and suppress the Western Qiang tribes, they returned to the court with the Western Qiang chieftain, the Great Ghost Lord, and the Qiang leaders of various tribes.

On this day, the cold wind was howling, but the people of Shenjing City were not afraid of the cold. Everyone's face was filled with joy, holding ribbons and colored paper in their hands, and crowded on both sides of the street, waiting for the return of the triumphant army.

In front of the people were the Lufeng Army holding horse lances, with Tang swords on their waists, and carryingThe strong crossbows and crossbow arrows formed a human wall to isolate the people.

At this time, the civil and military officials were already waiting outside the south gate of the imperial city.

Because the palace is facing south, and the south gate is the only way to the palace.

So even if the triumphant army came from the northwest, they had to take a detour to the south gate to enter.

Similarly, the south gate was already crowded with people.

The angry army had already stationed outside and formed a human wall to isolate the people.

As time passed.

While the people were talking to each other excitedly, they saw the triumphant army finally appear on the horizon in the distance.

When the sharp-eyed people saw it, they immediately pointed to the distance and exclaimed.

Gradually, the crowd began to make noise.

And the civil and military officials quickly arranged their clothes and lined up to wait for the triumphant army to return.

It’s just that this time, the person who received Yue Fei and Xin Qiji was different from the last time.

This time, the chief officer who received the triumphant army was no longer the Minister of Rites.

Instead, the distinguished Prince Zhongshun was in charge of the reception in a dragon robe.

As the triumphant team got closer and closer, the people’s voices gradually became louder.

In the distance, Xin Qiji was seen riding a tall horse, wearing armor shining with cold light, which shone brightly under the sunlight.

His face was firm, his eyes were full of pride and majesty, and he sat on the horse like an unshakable mountain.

Behind him was a neatly arranged square formation of soldiers.

The soldiers walked in unison, and each step was solid and powerful. The neat footsteps were like drumbeats that shook the earth.

They wore uniform black armor, their weapons gleamed with metallic light in the sun, some held horse lances, some held Tang swords, and some carried crossbows.

In the team were also escorting the captured Western Qiang chieftains, the Great Ghost Lord, the chiefs of various tribes, and the surrendered generals.

As the team approached, the people cheered and cheered continuously.

The court musicians began to play under the decoration of the ceremonial guard.

For a moment, drums and music sounded to welcome the triumphant army.

Since the emperor ascended the throne, the powerful army of the Great Wu has shocked everyone again and again.

This time, the 200,000-strong army of the Great Wu defeated the 400,000-strong enemy army and killed nearly 100,000 enemies.

The 250,000-strong army swept across the entire Western Qiang and gained a lot.

Even the Eighteen Riders of Yanyun slaughtered the entire Western Qiang royal court and brought back the ten thousand jin of white jade that was taken away by the Western Qiang.

These victories were enough to leave a great earthquake in the history books.

I am afraid that future generations will not have the energy to describe such legendary achievements as exaggerated wild history.

And this does not include the huge wealth brought back from the Western Qiang and the vast territory of the Western Qiang.

When the triumphant army arrived at the city gate, Xin Qiji saluted the many generals who dismounted and saluted the Prince Zhongshun who stepped up..

Then, with the witness of countless people, a welcoming ceremony was held.

After all this was done, they began to march into the city in triumph.

As soon as the triumphal team entered the city, the people in the city who had long heard the cheers and couldn't wait to cheer again cheered.

"This Duke of Song is really handsome!"

In a private room on the second floor of a street.

Miao 4.1 Yu couldn't help but secretly surprised when she saw the triumphal team passing by below.

Especially after seeing Xin Qiji, who was in the lead, she was full of admiration.

"Not bad! This Duke of Rong is not only handsome.

He is also very young."

Lin Daiyu also said with admiration.

Although it is said that beauties love heroes.

But after meeting Li Chenghan, the two of them were immune to Xin Qiji's handsomeness.

Now they say that Xin Qiji is handsome and good-looking, which is nothing more than an affirmation and admiration for Xin Qiji, the hero of the Wu Dynasty.

"What kind of reward do you think Duke Song will get this time?"

Miaoyu asked Lin Daiyu curiously.

"It's hard to say. The position of Duke is already the limit. If it goes up, it may be a more noble position of Duke, or a king of a different surname?"

Lin Daiyu shook her head, a little uncertain. .