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​‍‌​‍‌☆, General Order 23

In the summer of the 14th year of Yanping, Emperor Gaozu personally went on a campaign to attack the rebel Li Ding.

　In the later "Book of Yue. The Benji of Gaozu", this war that changed the world was only briefly recorded. History is too grand and long, and everyone is just a tiny speck of dust in it. Being able to leave a record of just a few words is a symbol of achievements.

　But in this war, more of the people who died were nameless. They were either innocent people who died under the hooves of the rebel army, or frontline soldiers who were crushed into dust on the battlefield, even the most prestigious soldiers. Generals, even the most illustrious nobles could not avoid the death of everyone.

　Battle reports from the front line were sent back to the rear one after another. Yao Ji saw that many names she was familiar with were listed on the death list. These were troubled times, and human lives were like stubbles of wheat straw, falling continuously. But there are always more straws standing up. Is it loyalty or ambition that guides them to move forward regardless of their own safety? No one can tell clearly.

　As more and more people died, the territory of the Vietnamese army was gradually expanding. Although it turned out that Li Ding's desire to form an alliance with Vietnam was not sincere, Tan Boyu's analysis of him was not wrong at the beginning. He has been entrenched in Guandong for many years, but he has never been able to completely conquer it. Guandong was originally the most benign place in the capital. It had received the emperor's favor in this world, and both the people and the nobles were very resistant to Li Ding. He also lacks means and will only use violent means to suppress.

　Under such circumstances, the Vietnamese army gained momentum in the name of King Qin. By the late autumn of this year, they had captured most of Guandong, forcing Li Ding and his remaining remnants into the capital and unable to leave.

　What surprised Yao Ji was that when the Vietnamese army started fighting with Li Ding, King Jiaoxi, who had been watching with cold eyes, never made any move. He neither took advantage of the situation when the war was in full swing, nor took advantage of it when both sides were depleted. The danger that everyone was worried about being taken over by King Jiaoxi did not appear at all. King Jiaoxi acted as if he was not interested in the ownership of the world at all.

　But if you say this, no one will believe it. So something must have happened. There was a very important reason that held back King Jiaoxi and prevented him from moving. Although Yao Ji wanted to find out the inside story, Dai Viet's intelligence system had always been controlled by Tan Boyu.

　Tan Heng was suspicious by nature, and such important work as intelligence would only be left to his own family. Originally, he entrusted this important task to Tan Zhongkun, but Tan Zhongkun was not good at detailed work. After working on it for a period of time, Tan Heng saw that it was really unsatisfactory, so he had to hand it over to Tan Boyu.

　After so many years of development, except for Tan Boyu, no one else can get involved in the matter of intelligence. Even if Yao Ji wanted to investigate Li Chengzhong, she had to secretly instruct her soldiers to do it.

　The results of the investigation were not abnormal. The interactions between Li Chengzhong and Tan Boyu were nothing more than intimate and polite interactions between the uncle and his nephew. If Yaoji hadn't had any suspicion in her heart, nothing would have been found if Yao Ji had stopped.

　But she knew Tan Boyu too well. This extremely smart man was also terrifyingly cold. Tan Shuyun was captured by Deng Tao back then. Although everyone knew that it was impossible to exchange Dingyang for Tan Shuyun's life, only Tan Boyu could speak out calmly and admonish Tan Heng.