To the south of the ice sheet is Jubei City.

To the south of Jubei City are thousands of rivers and mountains, and the distant Kyoto.

Kyoto, heavy snow.

The snow in late winter is even more intense than in the middle of winter.

The sky is snowing and it seems to never stop.

Imperial City, Yangxin Hall.

The empress was reading ancient books by the stove.

She coughed twice, maybe the smoke from the charcoal in the stove was pungent.

Zhao Wujiang has been away from Kyoto for several days.

She didn't miss her very deeply, she just thought about him every day and all the time.

It’s just that I often feel lonely at night. Even though I’m covered with a thick quilt, I feel like I can’t feel warm at all.

"Ahem..." She coughed twice more.

In the past few days, her body has become a little thinner. She is still majestic and upright, but she has shrunk a little psychologically.

She has been worried about the curse on herself.

She has already lived several years longer than her royal brothers. In a few years, she will be able to reach the age of her father.

But will she survive?

Zhao Wujiang told her, yes.

But she always felt that when Zhao Wujiang told her that he could, his tone was too firm, as if he was not only firming her, but also firming Zhao Wujiang himself.

Thinking of this man who broke into her boring and lonely life, she couldn't help but smile. The face under the disguise was so charming that it captivated all living beings.

If only I could have met you earlier... She sighed in her heart, knowing that she was too greedy.

It was a blessing to meet Zhao Wujiang, and it was a rosy glow in her life these years.

She is the emperor of Daxia, enjoys the respect of countless people, and has vast power. She has gained a lot, so she is destined to lose something or damage something in some places.

The empress' thoughts were racing, but she quickly calmed down her thoughts, and her brows returned to majesty.

She wanted to see Zhao Wujiang again soon, but there were still some things that Zhao Wujiang needed to do.

Compared with missing you, these things should be more important.

War broke out.

Surprisingly, in the all-out war that Daxia was about to face, the first to attack Daxia were not the Miao forces in the south, nor the grassland royal court in the north, but the Japanese people across the sea to the east.

The Japanese people crossed the sea in late winter, and their ships broke through the thin ice and headed for Daxia.

I received this news two days ago.

Now the war has begun.

Unless the Japanese warships were going to the East China Sea for fishing, the outbreak of war was a certainty.

This is indeed the case. This morning, the Ministry of War received the latest news. The Japanese navy attacked the East China Sea of ​​Daxia, and a rogue with a strength of about the sixth or seventh level of the Grand Master appeared.

The wanderer went straight into the military tent on the eastern border of Great Xia, intending to attack and kill the general, but was repulsed by a strong man in the army.

The rogue laughed and retreated, threatening that in a few days, he would not be the only one who would appear, but more powerful people would appear.

These remarks undoubtedly shook the military morale of the soldiers in the Eastern Territory of Great Xia, and at the same time aroused their enthusiasm.

What about the realm of Grand Master? If there are more than two thousand people wearing armor and shields, forming a formation to force you to position yourself, and firing a volley of arrows and crossbows behind you, how long can you survive?

Or more than a thousand Daxia heavy cavalry, not even more than a thousand, only five hundred heavy cavalry, charge at you, how can you resist?

But the bad thing is that in addition to the tyrannical rogues accompanying the army, the Japanese also have the entire country's military strength.

Although the Japanese state is a small state, it has copied and imitated Daxia over the years, and its national power has gradually increased, and the national military strength cannot be underestimated.

Especially when Daxia invested most of its troops in border defense on the northern and southern borders, the Japanese military strength was enough to compete with the forces on the eastern border of Daxia, and was even slightly better.

Coupled with these powerful rogues, the Eastern Territory has been at a disadvantage.

The empress polished her pen and wrote a letter, telling Zhao Wujiang everything about the situation in the eastern border of Great Xia.
Chapter completed!