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Chapter 783: Bone Clanging, Blood Burning (Part 6). [845]
Summary
Ning Yi learns from Lu Qiao Shan that the Jurchens have mobilized three hundred thousand troops and are approaching the capital. Ning Yi expresses concern over the Wu Dynasty's internal strife and urges Lu Qiao Shan to prioritize the external threat instead. Lu Qiao Shan reflects on the failures of both civil officials and military generals in the Wu Dynasty, emphasizing the need for correct orders and integrity to win battles. He resolves to follow the court's orders, believing that doing right will ultimately lead to the right path for the world. As tensions rise, Ning Yi acknowledges the impending battle, and the Wu Xiang army prepares to confront the Black Flag rebels, leading to a declaration of war that stirs public sentiment in Zizhou City.Full content
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