The man in black hid in the woods on the east side of Chang'an City, witnessing the scale of the imperial army.

Unprecedented?

This confused him.

Why did Emperor Li Ergou dispatch more than 100,000 troops, could it be that Li Ergou really wanted to start a decisive battle with Wang Langjun?

Although Wang Langjun is self-respecting, independent, and has a hidden posture of standing as the king, does Li Er really dare to provoke Wang Langjun?

Even he himself was jealous of Wang Langjun.

In particular, Wang Langjun has gold and silver double eagle assistance, and his combat effectiveness may not be lost to Li Er's army of more than 100,000.

It's a fact.

Because if Wang Langjun was ruthless against the imperial court, he only needed to slaughter the generals of the imperial army with the gold and silver eagles, and the remaining sergeants would be in chaos, so from this point of view, Wang Langjun would not necessarily lose to Li Er.

So why did Li Er send an army of more than 100,000 to fight Wang Langjun?

What's more, his existence, isn't Li Er fortified?

How is this possible?

Therefore, the man in black was a little unsure of the situation.

However, Li Er's dispatch of the army did give him a chance to turn defeat into victory.

Because Wang Tai is still in Chang'an City, as long as he catches Wang Tai and blackmails Wang Langjun, even if he tortures Wang Tai to death in front of Wang Langjun, it is an excellent means to destroy Wang Langjun's mind and reputation, so he feels the need to sneak into Chang'an.

Besides, he didn't think that Li Er separated Wang Langjun from him to consider the problem, after all, his existence was always acting in the shadows, so that Wang Langjun couldn't explain the relationship with him.

This stems from the fact that Wang Langjun is too strong, too demonic, and incompatible with the world.

Wang Langjun seems to be a natural rebel, not only severing the father-son relationship with Wang Tai, but also always rectifying himself, which is embarrassing.

The main reason is that the people targeted by Wang Langjun are all members of the imperial court.

These big men not only can't tolerate the existence of Wang Langjun, but also enslave and rule the lifeblood of the people of the world, and the people of the world dare not obey.

Therefore, if Wang Langjun offended the court officials, he also offended the whole world.

Coupled with Wang Langjun's strong independence, even if Li Errong's Wang Langjun is under the Manchu Dynasty, the Manchu Dynasty civil and military forces will not be able to tolerate Wang Langjun.

Combined with his secret provocation, it invisibly gave the entire court a suspicion that he and Wang Langjun were all the way, together.

Therefore, it seems reasonable for the imperial army to conquer Wang Lang's army?

Relatively speaking, Wang Langjun's gold and silver eagles must have discovered the movements of the imperial army, so they were transferred back to defense.

That's the only explanation why the Golden and Silver Eagles didn't pursue him?

Or is Wang Langjun really angry at Li Er's reaction and deliberately gave him the opportunity to harm the court?

Using him to reorganize the court, Wang Langjun sat down again