Dao Lord.

Summary

Gong Lin Ce confronts the arrogance of his subordinates, questioning their respect for the court and the three major sects. Meng Shan Ming, despite pressure, refuses to release 600,000 prisoners, arguing that peace talks now would only benefit Song Guo, which retains significant military strength. He warns that if Song Guo regroups, they will pose a greater threat to Yan Guo, especially with Han Guo waiting to strike. Meng emphasizes the need to cripple Song Guo first to ensure any future negotiations are effective. He proposes a strategic alliance between Yan and Song to counter Han Guo, suggesting that only through mutual cooperation can they secure their defenses and recover. This plan aims to buy time for Yan Guo to strengthen itself and avoid future invasions. Gong Lin Ce is moved by Meng's comprehensive strategy, realizing its potential to reshape their military approach.

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