aurant in the capital of the Qin Empire, her clothes disheveled. The scene would spread throughout the land, and it wouldn't just be the princess who would be unable to show her face; the entire Xianc...Chapter 1829: Qin may be destroyed, but the Xia race... will never be enslaved.

"If you couldn't finish..."

Li Chen looked at Huangji Tian, his words trailed off and he suddenly laughed, saying: “Then it's not complete.”

"This decisive battle, the outcome is yet to be determined. Who will ultimately prevail in this world, it remains to be seen."

"Just as all that I have done before, has been to weaken the Liao army, and the ultimate goal of weakening the Liao army is to increase the chances of our victory in this battle, so sending three hundred thousand Jin troops out from Mount Wolong to besiege them, is also to increase our odds of winning. If the plan fails, then it will be a brutal head-on clash."

"That's why I ended up unable to leave Wulong Mountain. Yelu Shenxuan also wouldn't be able to escape completely. Before my death, I issued an imperial edict: whoever destroys Liao will become the rightful heir of Great Qin. This generational feud means we are enemies sworn not to coexist. At that time, with the power of the entire Qin nation and the blood and soul of our people, we will destroy Liao, which has depleted its elite forces. It will be as easy as turning one's palm."

“It's nothing more than the Chinese nation suffering a heavy blow. But throughout millennia, has the Chinese nation ever achieved prosperity without effort Hasn't every rise been through fierce battles with enemies and self-improvement, pushing the limits of the nation Today, after thousands of years, look at those enemies from the past, where are they now Looking at the world stage, only China remains supreme.”

With a loud laugh, this laughter contained too much pride, too much of a national self-strengthening feeling that Huangji Tian didn't understand yet. Li Chen said: "You may not understand where I get my confidence from. Even though Qin state is so weak now, why dare we fight the Liao army to the death Even if it means dying completely, we dare to fight this battle. You don't understand, and Yelü Shenxuan doesn't understand either."

"What I have achieved is not the quintessence of Qin, but the essence of the Chinese nation."

"When the nation is at stake, there will surely appear outstanding heroes who will save it and inspire our national spirit and blood."

"Though Qin may be destroyed, the Han people... will never become slaves."

The last sentence, like a deafening gong, not only made the Emperor feel suffocated, his heart almost skipped a beat, but also shocked even Fucha Huanzhen, the top advisor of Jin who was always by his side.

That kind of terror, is absolutely impossible to fake. It's a genuine shock that comes from the depths of your soul, naturally revealing itself as fear and disbelief.

"I understand."

After a long silence, Huangji Tian spoke with a heavy heart. "I will do everything in my power," he said, his voice laced with complexity, "three days, only three days, I will surely lay siege within that time!"

"Thank you for your hard work."

Li Chen patted Huang Jitian on the shoulder and said warmly, "Now that we are both in this together, success or failure is shared. I won't say much, but after victory, let's have a celebratory drink together."

Huangji Tian let out a hearty laugh. He had now quelled the complex emotions that had just surged within him, and said, "Good, let us share a celebratory drink."

The two chatted for about half an hour before Huangji Tian led Fucha Huanzhen in farewell.

Next, the Jin army's task was extremely heavy, and time was the most important factor, so they could not afford to waste a moment.

After leaving Qin Jun's central military tent, Emperor Huangji of the Celestial Horse suddenly asked Fuchata Huanzhen, "Do you think what he just said was true Does he really have such a big gamble, willing to place all our hopes on us"

Fucha Huan, after serious thought, never offered advice but only observed and recorded the words and deeds of Huangji Tianyan. He broke his usual practice and said: "You have observed his past actions With an ordinary person's thinking to measure him, one would already be at a disadvantage."

The Emperor Huangji Tian let out a long sigh, saying, "I think the same way. But I feel he has staked everything on this battle. If he loses, he might really go to any lengths to cause chaos throughout the world, destroying all prosperity and splendor, just to obliterate the Liao Kingdom."Chapter 185: Annihilation