Three days later, Kebi Neng made up his mind to see Budugen again, intending to explain the crisis of the Xianbei people to Budugen.

Kebineng these days, almost all the women who see him have used Dawei's glass mirror.

For Kebineng, who rules more than a dozen Xianbei tribes, his woman certainly does not have the slightest economic pressure to use a few glass mirrors.

However, through this small glass mirror, Kebi was able to not only glimpse the rapid development of Great Wei's industrial strength, but also found a more serious problem.

This problem is that today's Xianbei people have not only begun to rely on trading salt, iron and grain with the Great Wei as important survival materials, but have also begun to learn to enjoy their daily life like the people of the Great Wei.

This is an extremely dangerous signal for Kebineng!

The Xianbei people can dominate the prairie by relying on the tenacity and fearless momentum brought by seeking a glimmer of life from the barren prairie.

And Ke Bin can now see that the Xianbei leaders under his command, as well as some Xianbei subordinates, have begun to indulge in the life that has suddenly become comfortable.

Kebi, who is proficient in the culture of the Central Plains, can deeply understand that the war horse can be raised again if it is gone, but if the fighting spirit is gone, it can only be let by others!

Kebineng, who was originally very yearning for the culture of the Central Plains, now heard more and more words talking about the customs of the Great Wei Dynasty from the mouths of his subordinates, but he was not happy at all.

"Today's Xianbei in the process of exchanging markets with the Great Wei, although it has lost a large number of war horses, but also gained a precious opportunity to recuperate, if the subordinates are allowed to get used to the life of the people of the Great Wei, it will become an irreparable disaster for the Xianbei people!"

Kebi could look at the eagle flying on the grassland, and thought silently in his heart.

I can't wait any longer, now I need to explain the critical situation of Xianbei to Bu Dugen, it's time to join forces against Dawei again, even if the Xianbei people are destroyed, it is also destroyed in the flames of war, not in obscurity and rotting in the corner!

Kebineng, who had made up his mind, immediately wrote a handwritten letter to Bu Dugen about the meeting, and asked one of his henchmen, Xianbei guards, to secretly deliver the letter to Bu Dugen.

Xianbei steps within the root tent.

The henchman Xianbei guard sent by Kebineng, and after handing over Kebineng's handwritten letter to Budugen, he quietly returned to Kebineng's side to resume his life.

Budugen felt very confused about Kebi being able to write a letter to himself suddenly.

Since the last time he directed and acted in the robbery scene of cotton clothes and quilts with Kebineng, Budugen has not had contact with Kebineng for a long time.

Budugen now feels that the Xianbei tribe under his command has developed very well, and the living standards of both the population and the people have been greatly improved.

With the salt, iron, and grain traded from the Great Wei, as well as cotton clothes and quilts, the relentless cold winter on the prairie no longer became terrible for Bu Dugen.

Therefore, although Bu Dugen knows that his tribe will be completely attached to the Great Wei sooner or later, it is not unacceptable.

I really couldn't understand what Kebineng wrote to him, so I opened Kebineng's letter with curiosity.

"What does this mean, that Kobi can meet me secretly again?"

After reading Kebineng's letter, Budugen found that Kebineng only said in the letter that he wanted to meet him with something important, but he didn't mention anything specific.

The reason why Kebineng did not explain the reason in the letter was that he was afraid of letting other tribal leaders know his ambitions, and at this time Kebineng already had an excuse in his heart to start a war against Dawei, but only after he persuaded Budugen in person, he could speak out his ambitions in front of the people with Budugen, and obtain the recognition and support of the people.

Budu thought about it and thought that it would be better to go to see Ke than to be able to meet him.

After teaming up with Kebineng last time to get life-saving cotton clothes and quilts from Da Wei's side by acting, a weak trust was established between Budugen and Kebineng.

Even if the matter is not discussed in the end, Budugen believes that Kebi can not attack him.

After all, the Xianbei people are in civil strife, and the happiest one is Da Wei.

Even if Kebi Neng killed Budugen, he would not be able to subdue the tribal leaders under Budugen so quickly, and a bloody storm would inevitably be set off on the prairie.

Therefore, Budugen believes that Kebi can still have some overall view.

The place where Kebi and Budugen met this time was the old place last time, and the two of them each brought ten Xianbei guards.

"Kebineng, what did you call me here for?"

As soon as the two met, Bu Dugen asked straight to the point, without the meaning of greeting each other at all.

After Kebi could see Budugen's attitude, he began to talk about his worries.

"Budugen, now we Xianbei people have fallen into the trap of Great Wei!"

As soon as Kebineng spoke, he was stunned by Budugen.

Then Bu Dugen asked rhetorically: "The trap of Great Wei? I don't understand what you're talking about! ”

Budugen felt as if he had been teased by Kebineng, and his tone suddenly became displeased.

"Bu Dugen, haven't you seen it yet, Da Wei agrees with you and me to open up the mutual market, which is Da Wei's trap!"

Kebi could see that Budugen still didn't realize that the Xianbei people were in danger, and couldn't help but say in a deep voice.

Bu Dugen only understood the meaning of Ke Bineng's words at this time, but he still said flatly: "I know that the mutual market is more beneficial to the Great Wei, but if you don't exchange the market with the Great Wei, I don't know how many of the people on the grassland will die of cold and starvation in the cold winter, I don't think there is any problem in paying some war horses to save the lives of all the people!" ”

Without waiting for Kebi to express his opinion, Bu Dugen then said: "If all the tribes die in the cold winter on the prairie, then no matter how many war horses there are, it will be meaningless to the Xianbei people!" ”

After Budugen finished speaking, he said no more.

Kebi Neng laughed angrily at Bu Dugen's short-sightedness, and then Kebi Neng said seriously: "Yes, the Xianbei tribes are indeed because they have survived three cold winters safely after trading with the Great Wei, but that is just an expedient measure, and now the Xianbei people are slowly losing their bravery, and the root cause is the mutual market with the Great Wei!" ”

"If it goes on like this, the Xianbei people will be finished!"

Kebi Neng also instantly alerted Bu Dugen, in fact, Bu Dugen also found that some of his subordinates were used to exchanging living materials from Great Wei.

So Bu Dugen didn't go-for-tat with Ke Bineng anymore, and said to Ke Bineng seriously: "What you said is indeed reasonable, but our Xianbei people are not the opponents of Da Wei now, and the closure of the mutual market has too much impact on the subordinates. ”

"Then start a war with Great Wei!"

Kebi can look directly into the eyes of Budugen, and said categorically.

"What?! You are crazy! ”

Budugen couldn't help but be shocked when he heard this.