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But Li Chengzhi didn't expect that Li Shao planned so deeply and wanted to cause chaos in Guanzhong as well?

First they lost the two states of Qin and Liang, and then they lost five states and six towns in the north. And because of Gao and Zhao's control, I am afraid that Hedong is not as stable as it seems on the surface. If there is another chaos in Guanzhong, the vast world of Yuan and Wei, except for Luo

There is no pure land outside Beijing.

Even if all the rebellions except Hexi have been put down, it is like a broken mirror that is difficult to mend. If there is a slight disturbance, they will rebel again and again, and rebel against the flag everywhere.

To borrow a phrase from an alchemist, the Wei Dynasty has become completely defeated and has exhausted all its strength...

It was as if a pie fell from the sky. There was no way out, and suddenly things became clear. Anyone else would have been stunned and at a loss. But Li Chengzhi is a prophet after all, and he knows better than a skinny camel.

Madam, even a broken ship can break down three pounds of nails, let alone a country?

No matter how unbearable the Yuan and Wei Dynasties were, if they dared to be cruel, they could fight with Li Chengzhi no matter what and lose both sides as long as they were prepared to fight to the death.

Furthermore, today's imperial court is far from reaching the end of its rope. As long as it dares to be shameless, it is not impossible to turn defeat into victory...

Li Chengzhi thought deeply and bowed his head deeply: "Uncle Shi's great kindness will be unforgettable by my little nephew! But as the minister and uncle said, it is not the best idea for Uncle Shi to stay in the West Sea..."

Li Shao frowned: "Why?"

Li Chengzhi pondered for a moment: "The imperial court collected millions of stones in Guanzhong last year, but it was not used for military supplies. Instead, it was all shipped to Luojing. Uncle Shi, does he know why?"

"How do you know such a secret?"

As soon as he asked, Li Shao smiled again, knowing that he was asking nonsense.

Cui Guang is in charge of the central government and leads the people and Cang Erbu. This matter is in his hands. How could he not know about it?

It's ridiculous to think about it. Fortunately, the old thief just responded with righteous words, vowed to say that he was deeply favored by the emperor, and was incompatible with Li Chengzhi, a rebel. But he had already revealed such secrets to Li Chengzhi?

Li Shao laughed and shook his head: "Isn't it because the imperial court is preparing for a rainy day to prepare for a crusade against you in the future?"

"No... In my nephew's opinion, it is most likely that it was prepared to borrow foreign troops..."

Li Shao was horrified: "Is this also what Cui Xiaobo said?"

Li Chengzhi had a wry smile on his face: "If the minister knew about this, all the other ministers must have known about it, and they couldn't have kept it secret. Therefore, Uncle Shi should have heard about it a long time ago... This is all my nephew's guess.

The words..."

absurd!

Li Shao wanted to sneer, but the words came to his lips, but he couldn't spit them out no matter what.

Seeing that the sun is setting, the road is exhausted, and there is no other way out. What else can't the Queen Mother and Yuan Cheng do?

No wonder the imperial court is so hasty. The prince can grant a title just as he says, but there is no written regulations?

It is really just to occupy the great righteousness, and be famous as a good teacher.

No wonder Yuan Cheng was so impatient, as if Li Chengzhi would raise an army if Li Shao stayed in Guanzhong for just one more day, urging him to go west as soon as possible?

It turned out that he was afraid that he would find out his whereabouts and retaliate against Li Chengzhi...

I'm afraid that if he steps out of seclusion, this thief will go to Rouran or Tuyuhun.

No wonder Cui Guang and Wei Zijian met with Li Chengzhi to tell them frankly that they would send him back to Guanzhong as soon as possible?

In all likelihood, they had anticipated this event and guessed that the imperial court might lure Hu soldiers into the pass and cause trouble in the pass.

It’s no wonder that Yuan Cheng wanted to wipe out three feet of Guanzhong. He was not afraid of the officials forcing the people to rebel but also forced food collection. It turned out that the Queen Mother and this thief had already gone crazy. In order to pacify Li Chengzhi, they would rather accompany the entire Guanzhong...

When the time comes, will you give it a try?

I don’t know what happened to Li Chengzhi in the end, but I am afraid that none of the Guanzhong nobles will be able to escape...
Chapter completed!