This is Ling Guo's courage, this is Ling Guo's backbone!

Ling Junxuan stood up from the imperial chair and slapped one hand on the desk in front of him, not suppressing his pride in it, he praised loudly: "Good! I am accurate, those who offend me will be punished even if they are far away! ”

Before the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty could react, they looked at Ling Junxuan in a daze, and they didn't understand what was going on for a while.

Wait, they don't seem to be involved yet, to give their opinion?

Ling Junxuan didn't give other civil and military officials a chance to speak, he made a final decision and directly decided on the northern expedition: "From now on, General Feng Zheng Yun Du will be the general of Zhenguo, and lead 100,000 elite soldiers to the north to conquer the Turks, and set out in the afternoon!" ”

After speaking, Ling Junxuan waved his sleeves and left, leaving behind the civil and military officials who had not had time to say anything, and only his aftermath was left in the court: "Retreat from the court!" ”

This is probably the shortest time in the history of the Ling Kingdom, the civil and military officials after the next dynasty wanted to surround Yun Du to ask some inside information, but Yun Du walked like a fly, directly into the palace and went to the palace to raise the heart, they could only give up and deal with the gambling house first.

As soon as Yun Duan entered the Heart Cultivation Palace, she found Ling Junxuan waiting for her there, and there were two people she was familiar with, Qi Rinzhi, the commander of the Praetorian Guard, and Gao Ping, the commander of the capital.

Ling Junxuan was still wearing the dragon robe of the previous dynasty, and in his hand was the sword that Yun Dui had seen him use at the celebration banquet, only to see him hand the sword to Yun Dui, his deep voice trembled slightly, and it was no longer as stable as before: "This is the sword I am used to, named Ling Xin, seeing this sword is like me coming in person." When you go on an expedition to the north, I will promote Qi Rinzhi and Gao Ping to your lieutenants, and let them assist you. After you arrive at the border, you must discuss the northern expedition with the great general Lin Tingzhi, and you must not be reckless. ”

Yun Du took the sword over, only to see that the hilt of the sword was inlaid with a precious Bihai Dan heart, the sword body was slender and introverted, low-key but boundless.

She listened carefully to Ling Junxuan's instructions, and nodded cautiously in response: "Yes, Weichen takes the order!" ”

When she replied, her body was straight, her body exuded a sharp killing aura, and her eyebrows and eyes were full of resoluteness, looking heroic and sharp.

Ling Junxuan didn't say anything more, and left a few of them for lunch in the palace at noon, and then sent them outside the palace.

He watched as Twilight turned over and got on his horse, his movements crisp and neat, and he was proud and reluctant in his heart.

He stared directly at Yun Dui's handsome face with blazing eyes, and said in a deep voice, "I am waiting for you to triumph." ”

Yun Du held the reins in one hand, followed by Qi Rin and Gao Ping at her side, she smiled brightly, this body still had a bit of childishness between her eyebrows, but it was smoothed out by the sharpness she had soaked in the battlefield.

Her voice is the juvenile voice used in front of everyone, clear and clean, like a spring water trickling in the mountains, with a calm and peaceful power: "Weichen will live up to the emperor's instructions!" ”

After the words were finished, Ling Junxuan finally just nodded and said no more.

People are always like this, because they may lose, so they know more and more that they are reluctant.

However, when you want to, you should often learn to let go, because when you really let go, you don't know if you really have it.

[The male protagonist's favorability +5, 5,000 bonus points.] 】

Twilight looked at him deeply, and rode his horse and whipped it, and the horse neighed and trotted.

The soldiers behind her followed her, just like the day her class returned to Beijing.

The difference is that she came back with 20,000 soldiers and horses at that time, but she went north with 100,000 soldiers and horses.