Seongzhe himself likes this character very much, so Seongzhe also has some impressions of the tactics used by Joan of Arc, but he didn't expect that he could use it himself.

The Tang army moved very quickly, and within a week, it took five cities in the Neon Country, and the national strength of the Neon Country was limited, and after suffering several defeats in a row, the morale plummeted, and the ministers panicked.

Some ministers advocated surrender and bowed to the Tang Dynasty, which would save more assets and troops.

There are also some advocates of delaying time as much as possible and waiting for the support of the United States, which is so powerful, if it comes to support the Neon Country, then the Neon Country may be able to turn defeat into victory.

Only a very small part advocates doing their best to fight with the Tang Dynasty, losing the war, not losing the integrity, and not letting others look down on the neon country.

The ministers of the three parties have their own opinions, and they quarrel fiercely, and the emperor of the Neon Kingdom is all too big by their quarrels, but none of them can give him a really useful solution.

If you want to blame it, you can only blame the country is too small, there are not many talents, and it is really not easy to find it.

Over there, Mi Guo has already begun to act, and Mi is really too far away from Datang, and there is no way to personally send troops to support, so it can only send a message to the countries around Datang to attack Datang.

At the beginning, these small countries were also on one by one, but they were all easily solved by Datang, and after suffering several losses in a row, these small countries should have gathered together for a meeting.

Suddenly they were concentrated, and they launched an attack on Datang in groups, Lin Xiao and Yu Gui were not covered, although it was a little difficult to face a group of elusive small countries, but they did not let these small countries take any substantial benefits, they were evenly matched, and they were dragged by their opponents, but there was no progress.

And this has earned a lot of time for the Neon Country battlefield on Xingzhe's side, so that they will not be attacked by the enemy on their backs, and they can attack the Neon Country with peace of mind.

After all, the soldiers sent by the Tang Dynasty were limited, and there was no way to occupy all the cities. So after the armaments were almost sorted out, Xingzhe discussed with the general Yu Zhan, took the capital directly, and took down the emperor of the Neon Kingdom.

And it was very coincidental that in order to prevent the Tang Dynasty from occupying their city, the Neon Kingdom specially increased its defense in the city close to the Tang army.

And Xingzhe's tactic happened to be to directly bypass all the cities and smash the Yellow Dragon, which was basically equivalent to death for the Neon Country.

Originally, most of the troops had already been put on the deployment of defense, and Xingzhe and the others just happened to play cards out of common sense, and suddenly they gave up the good situation and turned into a direct attack on Huanglong.

The capital of the neon country is called Kyoto, which should be the same place as Tokyo, Japan in the original world, of course, this is just Xingzhe's speculation, and Xingzhe is not sure, because this world is too unreasonable.

Xingzhe is an otaku, for otaku, Tokyo's Akihabara has a very important status, it is an otaku holy land, a gathering place for the second dimension, and ...... The weather in Tokyo isn't good, it's always hot.

Famous sightseeing spots in Tokyo include Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace, Tokyo National Assembly, Sensoji Temple, Hama-kyo, Ueno Park & Zoo, Kasai Waterfront Park, Odaiba & Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Disneyland, Yoyogi Park, Hibiya Park, Shinjuku Gyoen, Makuhari Outlets, Lake Okutama, Hello Kitty Land, Meiji Jingu, Oshino Hakkai, Ikebukuro, Ueno Park, Toei Anime Gallery, Shibuya, Shosenkyo, Toyota Motor Kaikan, Tsukiji Market, Chidoriga no Fuchi, Akihabara, Nijubashi, Sumida Park, Hamarikyu Garden, Tsukiji Fish Market, etc.

Some of the more distinctive games are baseball and sumo, and you can watch baseball at Tokyo Stadium at Korakuen Station, which is the home of the Tokyo Giants. To see sumo wrestling, head to Ryogoku near Akihabara, where there are both the Ryogoku Kokugikan and the many mini-houses to which sumo wrestlers belong, each with its own name and logo.

The Edo-Tokyo Museum is also worth seeing. The area around several major stations on the Yamanote Line is also a great place to visit and see, such as Sun City near Ikebukuro with many aquariums, art galleries, and museums, Shinjuku near Tocho, Kabukicho, and shopping areas, and Shibuya and Harajuku are sources of information on fashion, music, makeup, belongings, hairstyles, and even lifestyles for young Japanese.

In the vicinity of Ueno, there are many traditional theaters such as the Japanese Traditional Theater, the National Museum of Art in Tokyo, the National Museum of Nature and Science, the National Museum of Western Art, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. On Sundays, the main streets of Ginza and Shinjuku are closed to traffic, and they become a paradise for pedestrians, with street artists performing and performing performances, vendors selling handmade products from all over the world, young people playing in the streets, and all kinds of people.

Among all the attractions, the one that Seizhe has seen the most is Tokyo Tower, which is also a representative building of Tokyo, but in this era, there should be no Tokyo Tower.

Tokyo Tower, officially known as Japan Radio Tower, is located in Shiba Park, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and is a red and white tower modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris, but its height of 333 meters, 13 meters higher than the Eiffel Tower, is the world's tallest free-standing tower.

Before the creation of Tokyo Tower, the tallest tower in the world was the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, but Tokyo Tower surpassed it by 13 meters and reached a height of 333 meters. However, the construction materials used are only half of the Eiffel Tower, and the tower took a year and a half to build, which is less than a third of the construction time of the Eiffel Tower. With such a small amount of materials and such a short period of time, this typhoon-proof and earthquake-resistant behemoth was erected on the ground, which shocked the world.

The most important thing is that Akihabara, which fascinates otaku, is in Tokyo.

Centered on Chuo-do Road on the west side of Akihabara Station, Akihabara is home to more than 250 specialty electronics stores of various sizes, making it a famous electric town, and "AKIHABARA" (the Japanese pronunciation of Akihabara) has become the lingua franca of the world. In recent years, the Electric Street has been transforming from a street mainly selling household appliances to a new world created by the Internet.

There has been an increase in the number of large-scale stores that mainly sell computers, and the staff at each store have a wealth of professional knowledge and are able to provide detailed answers to customers. There are also many shops that can serve customers in English, Chinese, and Korean and Chinese.

From the second half of the 1940s, the street became a market specializing in electrical appliances. At that time, most of the information of citizens came from the radio. Shops selling radio parts were concentrated under JR's elevated sky, which was the beginning of the town's development. Later, these stores also began to sell household appliances, and gradually developed into the world's largest electric appliance town.

In addition to the service organizations and product showrooms of various manufacturers, there are also duty-free shops and various promotional events, so it is also interesting to walk around. Held twice a year, in summer and winter, the Electrical Festival is the biggest festival in the area, so don't miss out on the perfect opportunity to shop. You can spend a little more time here to wander around.

The most important thing is Otaku Street, which was also in full swing in the 80's and 90's with the spread of computers and technological innovation. Many ACGN enthusiasts began to patronize and linger in Akihabara. Teahouses that mimic the setting of the game and the costumes of the characters in the game also appeared at this time.

Later, cafes opened for waiter cosplay. The shop, which combines a manga teahouse and a game café, is also popular. There are about 10 or more of these shops in Akihabara, and due to labor laws, they generally open at eight or nine o'clock and close late.