Da Zhou Ling: Starting with Copying Poems to Become Famous Worldwide.

Summary

As the group returned to their military camp at night, they encountered a larger-than-usual cavalry patrol, likely arranged by Tu Qian Li for safety against demonic threats. The officials praised Lord Li Mu for the mission's success, acknowledging his humility and capability. The next day, the Demon Race, represented by the sincere Demon Saint Peng Zhan, signed a treaty, ending a six-month conflict. This news spread, evoking mixed feelings among Da Zhou citizens, while other nations prepared defenses. The Da Zhou Emperor rewarded soldiers generously, promoting bravery and ensuring fair recognition. Despite initial opposition from court officials, the Emperor's policies led to a formidable military, inspiring troops to excel in battles. As soldiers awaited their rewards, impatience grew, but the arrival of veteran soldiers quelled the chaos, restoring order in the camp.

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