The male protagonist has no heir? Hurry up and get dressed, the pregnant beauty is here to fuck you

General Weiyuan suddenly realized a problem. He might have realized that the betrothal gift from the Emperor of Hanjiang was real!

He swallowed, concentrated and continued reading.

But when he saw the specific locations of these minerals, he was so angry that he laughed.

"Is this the mineral you mentioned? You are using the things of Yu Country as a cover. Forgive my ignorance, but this is the first time I have seen such a shameless person."

When the Sixth Princess heard Jing Rui using other people's things to make big promises to her, her expression, which had just improved, turned gloomy again.

Jing Rui was not panicked at all, with a harmless smile on his face: "If it is said that in half a month, Ningguo, Bangguo, Yuguo, Zhangguo, Xuanguo, Longnanguo and Hanjiang will all send troops to Yuguo."

General Weiyuan's pupils suddenly shrank, and the blood in his veins began to surge again.

If it is really as Emperor Hanjiang said, Yu State will definitely not be able to withstand the attack from so many countries.

He once again thought about the betrothal gift that Emperor Hanjiang had just mentioned and fell into deep thought.

At the same time, a thought came to his mind - if Dayan were to take action to wipe out the Yu Kingdom this time, what could it do to gain more benefits?

Obviously, compared with the division of the kingdom, the list of betrothal gifts just now could no longer satisfy his appetite.

But he soon considered a very realistic problem.

Dayan and Yuguo do not border each other! There is a Han territory in between.

If we travel thousands of miles to fight for the big piece of fat meat of Yuguo, it will be troublesome later.

Not as good as...

General Weiyuan looked at Jing Rui again with a tough attitude: "Dayan will lend troops to your Hanjiang, so that your Hanjiang can bite off more meat from Yuguo faster, but Dayan will take half of the minerals."

After a pause, he added: "However, the mining and transportation will all be handled by you, Hanjiang. How about that?"

Although he said it was a consultation, his attitude did not allow Jing Rui to refute.

Jing Rui gritted his teeth, showing reluctance on his face.

After all, according to General Weiyuan's thinking, if Dayan sent troops to help Hanjiang, it could seize more resources and cities when other countries divided the territory.

But after the troops that came to help from Dayan retreated, Hanjiang would need to expend more manpower and material resources to defend the fat meat snatched from Ningguo, Bangguo, Yuguo, Zhangguo, Xuanguo and Longnanguo.

By then, Hanjiang will be overwhelmed and will have to seek help from Dayan.

This also indirectly allowed Dayan to control the Han territory.

Moreover, Dayan does not need to send a large number of laborers to stay in Yuguo to mine, leaving Hanjiang to do the hard labor.

It's really a profitable business!

But what Jingrui wanted at the beginning was to borrow troops from Dayan.

In this fight for meat among the nations, Hanjiang had no chance of winning compared to the other six nations.

Even if we use all our national strength to snatch a piece of fat meat from the wolves, we don't know whether we can keep it in the end.

Don’t say that we are allies now, but when the time comes to divide the benefits, the allies will become enemies.

So it’s better to take advantage of the momentum from the beginning.

Dayan is a powerful country with strong soldiers and horses. It is a very good target to take advantage of, and it can also reduce the casualties of Han soldiers.

About Dayan and Hanjiang dividing the mineral resources equally.

With Dayan's powerful army, we will definitely be able to seize more cities and minerals from the Yu Kingdom.

As for Dayan's desire to use Hanjiang as long-term free labor, mining and smelting is a long process, and it is still uncertain what the situation will be like when large amounts of ore are mined.

So the Great Yan Kingdom wanted to take advantage of Han territory, but in the end it was still unclear who would take advantage of whom.

When Jing Rui heard General Weiyuan say with a calculating look on his face that he wanted to lend troops to Hanjiang, his heart was filled with joy.

After all, what he had planned from the beginning was Dayan's free troops.

However, he still had to act aggrieved on the surface before gritting his teeth and agreeing.

Jing Rui's reluctant but submissive look greatly satisfied General Weiyuan's vanity.

Look, as the king of a country, he has to bow his head and obey him, right?

Seeing that General Weiyuan was almost dazed by the beauty, Jing Rui hurriedly urged him to strike while the iron was hot.

"Time is running out. General Weiyuan, do you think we should return to Dayan immediately to discuss matters with the Emperor of Dayan and then mobilize troops?"

Upon hearing this, General Weiyuan also felt that the matter should not be delayed.

After all, there is only half a month left before the division of the kingdom.

He looked at the Sixth Princess beside him, feeling a little worried.

Logically speaking, as the general who escorted the princess to the marriage, he should have waited until the princess got married before returning to Dayan.

But now something had happened and he had to leave.

But he soon felt relieved.

In the future, the emperor of Hanjiang will have to keep counting on Dayan. After taking over Yu State, Hanjiang will be even more under the control of Dayan.

Therefore, everyone in Hanjiang who had no brains knew that they had to take good care of the Sixth Princess.

Thinking of this, General Weiyuan spoke lovingly to the Sixth Princess.

"It's urgent. I have to go back to Dayan first. The Sixth Princess should go back with the Emperor of Hanjiang first. Don't worry, he won't dare to treat the princess badly. After the matter is settled, I will go to the capital of Hanjiang to visit the princess."

The Sixth Princess did not understand political affairs, but she knew that General Weiyuan, who had always doted on her, would not harm her.

She nodded, glanced at Jing Rui arrogantly, and said to General Weiyuan with a smile.

"Humph, I don't think he would dare to treat me badly."

General Weiyuan nodded to the Sixth Princess, then ordered a team of guards to ride on fast horses with him and hurried back to Dayan.

After watching General Weiyuan leave, Jing Rui showed a flattering smile on his face and stretched out his elbow for the Sixth Princess to touch.

"Sixth Princess, let me take you to the carriage."

The Sixth Princess looked at him proudly with her chin raised, put her hand on Jing Rui's arm as if to show her favor, and walked towards the carriage.

The carriage changed direction and headed towards the capital of Hanjiang.

The convoy set off again, and Jing Rui's men joined the convoy one after another to escort it.

The carriage swayed, the wheels rolled, and the bells hanging on the corners of the carriage's roof jingled.

The Sixth Princess looked at Jingrui, who was sitting in the carriage but had not gotten out, with a gleam of revenge in her eyes. She was thinking about how she would vent her anger on Jingrui after the wedding.

She had nothing to fear, because General Weiyuan had said that the entire Han territory would please her from now on.

"puff--"

Suddenly, the sound of a dagger piercing flesh was heard in the carriage.

The Sixth Princess then realized that she felt a sharp pain in her abdomen.

She opened her eyes wide in horror and surprise, and when she instinctively wanted to scream, a hand had already covered her mouth and nose tightly.

Looking at the handsome face of Jing Rui in front of her, which showed a gloomy and malicious smile, the Sixth Princess could vaguely remember what happened a moment ago.

This person looked harmless yet unwilling, which made General Weiyuan feel at ease handing the thing over to him.

Who would have known that General Weiyuan had not been away for long before this man dared to stab her in the abdomen with a dagger?

The Sixth Princess was so frightened that her face turned pale. She shook her head in horror. Where was the trace of arrogance in her eyes?

There was only pleading in her eyes.

The Sixth Princess regretted her decision. She knew that the person in front of her was a lunatic. How could she provoke such a person?