After Crossing, and Husband Brought Hundreds of Millions of Supplies To Farm

   Chapter 819 Lion Camel Ridge 9

  The emperor was stunned for a moment, and quickly opened the book and looked at it. After reading the book, which was more than three feet long, his face was black and turned into the bottom of the pot.

   He really didn't expect that King Hui still left such a big hole card. If Gu Chengrui didn't discover it in time, there would be a big turbulence in Daming in the future.

   Especially the weapons that are enough to equip 100,000 troops on the note are really scary to think about.

After hesitating for a while, he recruited Zhou Huaiming and King Xian into the palace overnight, and told them about the matter: "This matter is very important, and you set off overnight.

  Uncle Huang, you and Zeheng are in the Ming Dynasty, and Huai Ming is in the dark. You must bring people and things from Qianzhou to me. "

   "Yes." The two responded.

  Then King Xian raised his head and asked, "What about the bandits on the mountain? Are they recruiting according to the instructions of the caretakers, or are they disbanding on the spot?"

   "Since Gu Chengrui has broken into the bandits, let him handle this matter, and let him find you after the result."

   "Okay, but it's best to call for security. If those people are disbanded, I'm afraid it will harm one party."

   "Well, try your best." After the emperor finished speaking, he handed a gold medal to King Xian: "When necessary, you can transfer troops nearby."

   "Thank you, Your Majesty." King Xian nodded.

  The emperor nodded, looked at Zhou Huaiming and said, "So do you."

   Zhou Huaiming nodded, but he also knew that what he said about deploying troops was different from that of King Xian, referring to their own informants, secret guards, etc.

   In the end, the emperor emphasized: "You must ensure the safety of Gu Chengrui when you go."

   "Yes." The two responded and hurried out of the palace.

   After leaving the palace, Zhou Huaiming said: "My lord, let's go separately, the lower officials go by water first and pass quietly, you go by land, and when they get the letter and panic, it's the best time to grab the handle."

   King Xian nodded in agreement: "Okay, but it's not good if it's too early. I'll release the wind one day earlier."

   "Alright, then let's go first." After Zhou Huaiming finished speaking, he returned to the mansion, explained a few words to Mingyu, then ordered two teams of twenty guards, and set off overnight.

   The sage king was scrambling for a while. He first let hundreds of guards move forward quietly, and their father and son took more than a dozen people with them, and went out of the capital before dawn as an escort.

   On this end, the emperor replied a letter to Gu Chengrui overnight, then looked around and said, "Mother Goddess, are you still there, can you help me pass the letter again?"

   When his words fell, the letter disappeared out of thin air.

  The emperor was stunned for a moment, then bowed hurriedly: "Thank you Mother Goddess."

   Zhou Ying was happy to see this, but did not reply.

   After taking the letter, he glanced at Gu Chengrui and saw that he hadn't slept yet, so he gave him the letter.

   After reading it quickly, Gu Chengrui kissed the little goddess and said, "Thank you girl, go to bed earlier."

   Zhou Ying saw this, and stabbed him in the mouth on purpose before withdrawing.

   Gu Chengrui touched his lips that seemed to be stung by a wasp and smiled, "It's really spicy."

After   , he hid the letter in his padded jacket.

   The next morning, when I woke up again, I learned that the tiger was busy most of the night.

   Thoroughly cleaned up the stockade, and the people who were left in the stockade where Master Liu and the others were also belonged to him.

   After breakfast, the tiger asked: "Master Gu, when will you leave? I will send someone to **** you all the way to Ganzhou."

   "Let's set off in a while." Gu Chengrui said here he was hesitant to speak: "Brother Tiger, I don't know if I should say it or not."

   (end of this chapter)