fisherman song answer

#270-Yu: Changing color of the wind and cloud

Qin Wenyu had long anticipated Ni Hongdeng's ambitions.

He gritted his teeth: Never mind.

Ni Hongdeng: His Highness the Fourth Highness has been a deserter, a prisoner of war, and the male favorite of the princess of the Jin Dynasty—now he is back and continues to command our Han soldiers, let alone us veterans who have experienced many battles. Combined pawns will not be convinced.Morale is the key to victory on the battlefield, and my proposal is not for my own self-interest, but for my family and country!

Ni Hongdeng spoke impassionedly, which sounded very reasonable at first glance, making it impossible to refute.Several men around agreed.

Everyone has always believed that Ni Hongdeng is a good-looking talent, able to speak well on the battlefield and good at diplomatic rhetoric, he is really a rare good general in the Great Qin Dynasty!

However, the Ninth Prince was not lacking in bravery, and he found a different strategy in tactics. In just one day, he unnoticed and severely injured the Jinren and made great contributions-he didn't take credit for it.

Anyway, they are more convincing than the fourth prince!

Qin Wenyu looked down upon the crowd: If the soldiers did not want to destroy the enemy spontaneously, but were instilled by the general and their morale was high, then it was not considered morale, at most it was considered unplanned courage.These people are not worthy of the battlefield.