De followed by Li Qiong then marched to Shaanxi and Luo... told them that I would catch up with the army immediately."

"The imperial camp's left army was commanded by Han Shizhong, the imperial camp's middle army was commanded by Li Yanxian, and the imperial camp's rear army was commanded by Wu Jie. The three route armies were combined with 130,000 troops to form the Hedong front army. Han Shizhong, the king of Yan'an County, was appointed as the marshal of Hedong. They marched to Hedong in a unified way.

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"I ordered Li Yanxian, the commander of the imperial camp, to leave Zhongtiao Mountain. As soon as the order arrived, he immediately encircled Hezhong Mansion, contacted the Taihang Rebel Army, and joined forces with Ma Kuo."

"I ordered Han Shizhong, the commander of the left army in the imperial camp, to immediately send 40,000 troops across the river and march to the east of the river. They must first take the middle of the river as the front."

"The imperial camp's rear army was commanded to be led by Wu Jie, and it was temporarily stationed in northern Shaanxi. It divided its troops to attack Luliang, press outside the river, and contact the Khitan and Mongolian tribes."

"The Shaanxi Road Manager Hu Shijiang, the Ningxia Road Manager Hu Hongxiu, and the Qinfeng Road Manager Zhao Kai were ordered to provide military supplies to Kansai and recruit civilian men to ensure smooth military flow in the front, and then ordered the three of them to send 50,000 party auxiliary troops according to the previous case.

, all under the control of Wu Jie."

"The imperial minister Lu Haowen, the provincial prime minister Zhao Ding, the deputy prime minister Liu Ji, the privy envoy Zhang Jun, and the deputy privy envoy Chen Gui still form the secret cabinet, and the public cabinet is in charge of the government affairs."

"Privy Envoy Zhang Jun is ordered to take charge of the south of Tokyo, and the rear will be fully mobilized and dispatched."

"Deputy Privy Councilor Chen Gui leads the Tokyo Four Walls Defense Ambassador and concentrates on the defense of the capital."

"Hu Yin, the minister of the Ministry of Industry, and Liu Hongdao, the minister of the Ministry of War, led the water supervisor of the capital, Liu Hongdaoyi, and took charge of the dispatch, distribution, and transfer of military resources on the front line, and the recruitment of civilians from all over the country."

After speaking in one breath, Zhao Jiu stood down from a high position and calmly asked the crowd of ministers below: "Are there any omissions?"

"Wanqixian..." Wang Yan immediately reminded. "According to the filing, the East and West Roads in Jingdong are the main logistics transshipments on the East Road. Wanqixiantai must be allowed to take charge of the logistics transshipments on both Jingdong and East Roads."

"I ordered Wan Qixi, the strategic envoy of the East and West Roads in Jingjing, to coordinate the logistics transfer between Jingdong and East Roads and ensure the logistics of the march on the East Road... Is there any more?"

"My lord..." Lu Yihao took a step forward.

"Xianggong Lu is following me to Luoyang, as is Wang Dutong, and all the Imperial Banzhi are also accompanying me." Zhao Jiu interrupted the other party calmly. "Is there any more?"

"Goryeo, Eastern Mongolia..." Liu Yan rarely bowed his head and spoke. "Send a special envoy as soon as possible."

"Eastern Mongolia is the most serious. Let Hu Hongxiu, the strategic envoy of Ningxia, and Hu Shijiang, the envoy of Shaanxi Road Economics, take the lead to make overall arrangements. Goryeo sent an edict to severely reprimand Jin Fushi, counting from today, September 20, the ninth year of Jianyan,

If we send troops one day later, Goryeo will have to repay tens of thousands of military supplies!" Zhao Jiu looked at him solemnly. "Is there any more?"

The upper and lower faces looked at each other, both speechless.

"Since you all have nothing to say, I still have something to say."

Under the setting sun, Zhao Jiu slowly faced each other, but reached out to hold Yue Fei, who was already quite close, and then tried to drag him to the river embankment.

Of course, Yue Fei's body would not be dragged like this by Zhao Guan's family, but how could he stand still under such circumstances? However, he quickly followed him up the river embankment, and then bowed his hands and waited for the order.

"Pengju, I will go west to Luoyang. East of Luoyang, the entire Hebei Province will be handed over to you." When the other party stood still in front of him, Zhao Jiu still held the other party's arm with one hand and spoke calmly, his expression unchanged.

"If I accept the official's trust so much, I will go through fire and water, even to the death." Yue Fei bowed his head and faced him.

The people below had no superfluous reaction, because this explanation was extremely ordinary and natural.

"It's not this sentence." Zhao Jiu still spoke calmly. "It's another sentence... I will go west, and your Majesty will cross the river. We will be separated by thousands of miles. Although there are military plans and arrangements, the changes in the war situation cannot be predicted by human power.

It is said that the general will not accept the order of the king, not to mention that your military strategy is ten times better than mine? Therefore, as long as you are decisive, there is no need to report everything, you can do it yourself."

"I understand!" Yue Fei was excited for a moment.

The civil and military personnel under the river embankment also looked a little awe-inspiring.

"You don't understand..." Zhao Jiu paused for a moment, then continued to press the opponent's arm and spoke slowly. "What I mean is that after crossing the river, even if the army advances or retreats, you can still make your own decision, and even if there is an edict, you can still ignore it...

...If there is any highest explanation, there is only one... Now that you have sent out the army, you will be able to avenge Jingkang's humiliation with the Song Dynasty on my behalf."

After saying this, Zhao Guanjia put down his hands without waiting for words, and walked down the river embankment. The ministers under the river embankment were headed by Lu Yihao, Wang Yan, Fan Zongyin, Yang Yizhong, Liu Yan, Ren Baozhong, Yu Yunwen and so on.

He was caught off guard and hurriedly followed, but he actually mounted his horse directly with the official, and then rushed westward regardless of the fact that it was getting late.

After walking about ten miles, when the moon rose above the treetops, Zhao Guanjia had completely forgotten the battlefield on the Eastern Front and no longer paid attention to it.

PS: Thanks to the new leader Ping Zong Xia Yin

I would like to give you all my official New Year greetings, and wish you all a prosperous new year... be a little more cheesy, and may you all make a fortune!
Chapter completed!