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Chapter 608 Blind Zero and the Wolf General She Picked Up 82
Being the lord of a country is not something that can be done just by talking about it.

Cang Xuan was also curious about the position above [-] people, but in the past few years, the more power he has, the more he knows how troublesome it is to manage an entire country, and the responsibility is too great.

He had no interest, much less the will to do so.

Not long after Xuanshui Kingdom surrendered, the military orders to urgently call Cang Xuan back to the court began to be issued one after another, which was only a lot more than the imperial decree that asked him to stop attacking Xuanshui Kingdom.

Cang Xuan looked at the bundle of imperial edicts, feeling a little disappointed in the Emperor Chiyan who had never seen him before.

But he never thought of treason. In this case, it is better not to let the misunderstandings that could have been avoided happen.

So, after the situation in Xuanshui Kingdom was completely stabilized, Cang Xuan left some troops stationed here, and rushed back with the rest.

……

The emperor of Chiyan Kingdom is indeed not a magnanimous emperor.

He has almost zero tolerance for Cang Xuan, who is so accomplished and still refuses to let go of his airs and show loyalty to him.

Because he expected that Cang Xuan would not be obedient, so originally, he wanted to set up a grand banquet, directly snatch half of the tiger charm from Cang Xuan, and take away the control of the army.

Only after he completely controls the frontier Iron Master can he slowly find a reason to make Cang Xuan disappear from the history of Chiyan Kingdom.

...However, when he discussed the plan with his confidants and was about to send someone to investigate the "enemy's situation", he was a little surprised to find that Cang Xuan didn't have such a thing as a tiger talisman.

The tiger talisman of Chiyan Kingdom has always been half stored in the imperial court, and half distributed to the local commanders. The talisman is dedicated to each place and one talisman. It stands to reason that when dispatching troops and condemning generals, two halves need to be inspected and verified before it can take effect. .

Originally, the emperor thought that Cang Xuan was just an unknown little general in the local area, with some talent, he was able to continuously absorb other forces in the chaos of war and develop his own troops.

But not.

Compared with generals, Cang Xuan's background is more like those militiamen who revolted, conquering subordinates with the courage of the leader, and then gradually expanding their power.

He is not under the control of the imperial court, nor is his army affected by the tiger talisman—it is this man himself, like a piece of tiger talisman, the only one who can command the team of iron masters who have experienced fighting experience is Cang Xuan himself.

After the emperor heard the news, he couldn't help but panic.

He actually wanted to deal with the threat of Cangxuan quickly, and then deal with the affairs of Xuanshui Kingdom slowly. .

——After all, although he said before that he would let Xuanshuiguo go, in fact, when this big cake was placed in front of his eyes, he couldn't control himself from taking a bite.

The Chiyan Kingdom has limited manpower. In order to expand the territory, the emperor sent many people to take over the affairs of the Xuanshui Kingdom. Now there are very few available manpower in the country.

After weighing the two, he finally realized that this is not a good time to make trouble—although Cang Xuan is an eyesore, but now, he can only let him jump around for a while.

……

On the way back home, Cang Xuan was not at ease either.

The emperor's vigilance and rejection of him were too obvious, it was impossible for him not to feel it.

However, people probably always hope that there is something behind them to support them. Cangxuan's family is no longer there. Now, the only ones he can be loyal to are the country and the people. He wants to see with his own eyes how much the royal family of Chiyan Kingdom is worth Not worthy of his allegiance.

(End of this chapter)