But where did the Li army in Yue go southwest? This is undoubtedly a question worthy of investigation.

The possibility of them withdrawing Yueli to the southwest is very small, but it may also be deliberately concealing people's eyes and may also be attempting to capture a town southwest of Guwanzhai.

In the southwest of Guwanzhai, there are eight prefectures (towns) and one Yongpingzhai.

The Yue Li army was frustrated in Yongzhou City, and it might be possible to seize the territories of those tribes and develop them. And Yongping Village is now empty.

Liu Hongyi looked at the generals in the hall and asked, "What do you think, what does the Li Jun of Yue want?"

Everyone was thinking about it, and then Zhu Hecong said: "They should have only two possibilities when they went southwest. Either they were looking for land to take root and waiting for domestic reinforcements, or they were deliberately misleading our army to pursue. Maybe they would attack our army's ambush, or maybe they would directly withdraw to the Yue Li Dynasty."

Liu Hongyi frowned slightly, "There are only a few small towns in the southwest of Guwanzhai, how can they accommodate so many of them? Do they dare to take all those towns?"

He felt that this possibility was not great. After all, no tribes have ever had a feud with the Yue Li army, and the Yue Li army has no reason to cause trouble.

The discussion lasted for a long time.

In the end, Liu Hongyi and others decided not to lead their troops out of the city easily. They just sent several waves of scouts to stare at the movements of the Yue Li army.
Chapter completed!