Chapter 4 Breaking the Army (Part I) In the next half a month, he broke the jar and broke it, completely pushed the military and political affairs to the prime minister Baishaer, and hid in the palace to drink and have fun all day long, and did not ask a word about the war outside the city.

The ** outside the city was not polite, and continued to sweep the strongholds where grain, baggage, livestock, and forage were stored at the rate of one camp a day.

The defenders of each stronghold began to burn wolf smoke to ask for help in the city, but later found that the princes and grandsons in the city did not care about their own life or death, and simply did not even light the wolf smoke.

Those with tenacity are symbolic...

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