Jiang Lan also kept complaining to Tuoba Yu.

After all, he also blamed himself, he really underestimated King Yu, and thought that he could firmly hold King Yu by relying on the emperor's grandson.

I didn't expect the other party to dare to make a dangerous move and borrow troops from Xiliang, presumably the price of borrowing troops this time must be not small.

However, I don't plan to turn against the emperor head-on in the future, after all, there are still two princes, King Jin and King Chu......

Chapter 160 of "The First Horse of Great Qin" This brother-in-law has decided that he is hitting with his hand, please wait for a while,

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