"clear."

Shanyu naturally understood Zhou Sen's meaning. Once the situation in the Han Empire had a turning point, if he still controlled the military power, it would definitely arouse suspicion from the current emperor. As the saying goes, being with the king is like a tiger, the best way is to retreat bravely.

In fact, this did not have any problems with the Shanyu.

Shanyu now wants military power, not to be wary of the Han Empire, but to lead troops to fight. If he wins, he will be considered a success and retirement. At that time, everything will no longer matter.

When the Shanyu decided to be loyal to the Han Empire and after the victory, he had no interest in what happened. He knew very well that on that day, the Han Empire had recovered its vitality. Now, what he hoped most was to fight on the battlefield and be proud of the Huns.

In fact, Shanyu also thought that the status of the Huns in the future also depends on the merits made in this battle. The greater the merits, the greater the benefits of the Huns in the future. If they could have a certain say in the temple of the Han Empire, it would be better...

...

Things finally decided.

This time Zhou Sen's trip to the Huns seemed calm. In fact, the Shanyu fought openly and secretly with major tribes, which could be said to be undercurrents. If he was not careful, he would become enemies with the Huns. In order to reach an agreement, Zhou Sen could be said to be step by step, walking on thin ice, afraid of taking a wrong step...

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The Huns' soldiers began to gather.

The leaders of major tribes sent the most brave warriors of their tribe, and countless young herders rushed over from all directions, and excellent war horses continued to gather.

Everyone knows that this battle will affect the peace of the Huns for countless years.

When the soldiers knew that they would fight side by side with Zhou Sen, their morale was high.

No matter where Zhou Sen goes, it will attract countless people to stop and watch. People want to see what the person who can kill Yuwen Shi and Master Ye Rong, the king of mechanics, looks like.

Looking at the pair of fanatical gazes, Zhou Sen blushed a little. He never expected that he had so many fans in the Huns. You know, he originally thought that the Huns would hate him to the core.

In fact, Zhou Sen didn't know that in the history of the Huns, he had always admired the strong. In their opinion, although Zhou Sen was an enemy, he was even more a strong man worthy of respect...

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The Huns were a real nomadic people. Every household had a strong horse bow and leather armored sabre. As long as they rode a war horse, carried a sabre on their waists, long bows on their backs, and a few pieces of dried food and jerky, they could immediately join the battle.

There is no doubt that the Huns were extremely efficient. In just five days, a 150,000 army gathered, and they also brought nearly 100,000 good horses to follow them and marched towards Wuchao City in a mighty manner.

Zhou Sen stood on the hillside and watched the overwhelming Hun cavalry flowing towards Wuchao City like a tide. The shock in his heart was endless.

No wonder the Huns have always been a concern for the Han Empire. With efficiency alone, the Han Empire is far from as good as it is.

If the Han Empire had to use 150,000 cavalry, it would have to prepare at least a month's time and a large amount of food and weapons. It would be unimaginable just for logistics supplies.

Nomads do have innate advantages in mobility.

The only way to defeat the nomadic people in terms of mobility is the emergence of hot weapons...

When Zhou Sen thought of a machine gun squirting flesh and blood flying across the grassland, he had crazy ideas, and he had to use steel-like willpower to control this idea.

Try to postpone the appearance of those devastating weapons on the Gods and Demons Continents!
Chapter completed!