The soldiers of the Central Military Academy came to report to Feiyi, saying that the Central Military Commission had been built and the columns were ready, waiting for the Central Military Command to issue further instructions.

Fei Yi could no longer wait for Su Qin to recover from his meditation. He reminded Su Qin: "Have Prime Minister Su finished reading the letter from the Lord?"

Su Qin heard Fei Yi's voice and turned his face to Fei Yi, but his thoughts had not completely calmed down and he had not heard what he was saying, so he simply said "Oh".

Fei Yi continued, "I wonder if the emperor has told the Prime Minister in his letter. After I lead my troops to Luoyang, the command of the entire army will be handed over to the Prime Minister."

Su Qin calmed down, and Fei Yi's words were understood clearly. He nodded. Fei Yi said again: "Before I set off, the emperor also had an order to hand over the seal of the Central Army to the Prime Minister."

Fei Yi said, waving to the school beside him. Five followers approached, some holding seals, some holding talismans, some holding tiger talismans, some holding command arrows, and some holding folded central army flags. They came to Su Qin and stood side by side.

Fei Yi said: "These are all military orders in Zhao State. The emperor specially embroidered the prime minister's surname "Su" on the banner to show the army's determination to hand over to the prime minister."

Su Qin raised his head and replied, "Okay, I'll accept the letter of order now." He said, waved to his in-person school servants and asked them to come over.

Su Qin respectfully and solemnly took over the commander's trustworthy things from Feiyili, and then handed them over to the schoolmen whom they followed, and then put them away for the time being.

Su Qin immediately ordered the Central Army to send orders and ordered: "After the three armies set up their camps, they will immediately bury the pot and make rice. Before the afternoon, they will arrive at the temporary drilling ground in the army on time and wait for my order!"

There were more than twenty commanders, and they ran to various columns to convey the instructions of the chief general Su Qin. Then, Su Qin took Fei Yi's hand and walked towards the Central Army Treasure Tent.

Su Qin and Fei Yi sat down. He asked about the political affairs of Zhao State, and Fei Yi answered them one by one. Su Qin found that Fei Yi, as the historian of his prime minister's office, assisted in national government affairs when he was not in Handan, and everything could be handled in an orderly manner. He was really a rare talent for politicians.

Fei Yi gradually matured and trained smart and capable. The childishness he had when he first met him had long disappeared.

Su Qin ordered Fei Yi not to hurry to leave and return home, and it would not be too late to set off the next day, because he had something to do. Fei Yi didn't know what to do, but out of respect for Su Qin, he bowed and said, "Receive the order and obey the Prime Minister's order!"

Su Qin and Fei Yi had lunch on grass, and after that, he gave a lecture to all Zhao Jun. Su Qin emphasized the military discipline of coordination between the three armies, orders must be followed, and orderly advance and retreat. Finally, he encouraged the soldiers:

"Our Zhao army came to Mianchi this time not only for South Korea, but also for ourselves. Zhao State has been bullied by Qin State for many years, and now it is time to take revenge."

"I hope that the soldiers will be brave and tenacious for their wives and children, and for the sake of Zhao State. The final victory will definitely belong to the heroic Zhao State army!"

After Su Qinxu finished speaking, as soon as the words came to the ground, the soldiers of Zhao State who were inspired shouted in unison: "Long live Zhao State, long live the lord, long live victory!"

Su Qin issued his order and rushed back to the mansion in Luoyang City. He wanted to meet his relatives and explain to them.

Because he had never expected that Mr. Zhao would send Fei Yi to send a letter. When he set out to welcome the Zhao army, he thought he would go back to the mansion in Luoyang City to rest in the evening.

Now, after Zhan read the letter from Zhao Hou, Su Qin could not be at ease. He received the favor of Zhao Hou very much, so he should think of repaying it with all his heart. How could he have the courage to stay in the mansion and wander leisurely again?

Besides, he had already received the order from the chief general of the Zhao army. The three armies should not be without command for a day. How dare he leave the central army without permission? If there is emergency military information in the army and the chief general is not in the central army, he will not be in trouble.

For considerations from these multiple angles, Su Qin decided to return to Luoyang City in the afternoon, say goodbye to his family briefly, and then return to the Zhao army in the evening, and devote himself to the upcoming military operations.

Su Qin's decision was in a hurry. His family was unprepared. His children were already old and he was used to his father's life outside all year round, so he did not show too much nostalgia and reluctance.

However, the two pregnant ladies were very worried about Su Qin. He told Meng Ting and Wei Jia to take care of their health and wait for their return with peace of mind.

He waved goodbye to them at the door of the mansion, turned his head, and his eyes became a little wet with difficulty.

Meng Ting and Wei Jia also forced themselves to be happy, trying to act as relaxed and comfortable as possible, and disagreed. However, when they watched Su Qin get off the bus, they turned their heads and shed tears.

Although it is not a separation of life and death, any unexpected thing can happen on the battlefield. No girl can feel at ease with her husband who went on the battlefield! The bones of the soldiers who died on the battlefield may have been broken and broken, but they are still the young man in the dream of the lady who does not know her husband's whereabouts!

Su Qin rushed back to the Zhao State's Central Army Treasure Treasure Statue overnight. He didn't sleep late at night and thought hard. Finally, he thought of a reply letter to Zhao Hou. So he brought a brocade box and a dozen thin and smooth bamboo slips and wrote it on it.

While writing, Su Qin was still thinking about how to speak, and the letter was written very slowly. It was not until the early morning that he finished writing the last word and then blew the ink marks on the bamboo slips.

He breathed a sigh of relief, lay down, rested for half an hour, then got up again, tied the bamboo slips with a thin cowhide rope, rolled them into a small cylinder, and put them in the brocade box.

Then, carefully took the fire paint and roasted it with the candle light for a while. After the fire paint is soft, apply the fire paint on the seal of the brocade box and completely bond it to the seal of the brocade box.

Finally, he solemnly stamped his seal on the fire paint. After completing all these necessary confidentiality measures, he lay on the bed and fell asleep with confidence.

The next morning, Su Qin's first thing he did after getting up was to ask the school to invite Fei Yi to the Central Military Treasure Statue.

After Su Qin finished washing, he put on his clothes and crown. At this time, Fei Yi came to the tent.

Fei Yi reported to the door and Su Qin sat on the seat of the chief general of the central army and made a gesture of inviting him, giving Fei Yi to the guest seat.

Fei Yiyan said, "I dare not." He was about to stand on the side wing like an ordinary general who saw the lord standing like a lord. Su Qin smiled and said, "Fei Lingshi doesn't have to be polite. There are only us here. Just let go of your hands and feet, just be as easy as you go."

As Su Qin said, he waved to the entourage in the Zhongjun Treasure Tent and ordered them to retreat.

Fei Yi sat down and bowed to Su Qin and asked, "I don't know what instructions are there for the Prime Minister to come?"

Su Qin took out the brocade boxes from several cases, handed him to Fei Yi, and said, "I have a top secret letter here, I want to entrust you to bring them back to Handan and hand them to Mr. Zhao in person."

Fei Yi stood up to Su Qin's case, took the brocade box with respect and said, "Fei Yi will definitely live up to the Prime Minister's entrustment!"

Su Qin said again: "This letter is very important. You must be careful along the way. If you encounter a desperate situation and find that the letter is not guaranteed, you must destroy it quickly with your own hands. Don't be robbed by others and leak the secret."

Fei Yi saw Su Qin being serious and repeatedly told him. Looking at the brocade box again, he found that the seal was tightly sealed and extremely strict. He thought to himself: "What kind of treasure is here? Is it worth the Prime Minister so worried?"

Fei Yi didn't know that in this letter, Su Qin not only showed his loyalty to Zhao State, but also expressed his thoughts on Zhao's gift, but also stated the actions he would take in the future. If it fell into the hands of others, once it was leaked, all his efforts would be wasted and serious consequences would be brought.

Fei Yi could not guess the specific content of the letter, but of course he could see Su Qin's attention. He then stated again: "Please rest assured that I, Fei Yi, is in the letter, and if the letter is not there, Fei Yi will not exist in the world. I will protect it with my life to reach Zhao Hou smoothly."

Su Qin nodded at this time, and he comforted Fei Yi and said, "I know you are one of the most trustworthy people, so I handed over the letter to you and brought it back to Handan. However, if an accident occurs, you don't have to sacrifice your life to protect it. Just destroy it in time."

Fei Yi bowed and bowed to the court, saying, "Okay!" Su Qin finished explaining the letter he had entrusted, and briefly talked with him about the rest last night, and then sent Fei Yi out of the tent.

Fei Yi took more than 200 personal guards that morning, and followed the original route along the way, taking Shangdang, South Korea, and returning to Handan.

With the arrival of the Zhao army, other princes also came like spring bamboo shoots that suddenly popped up after the rain. The next day, they all heard that the Zhao army had arrived, and Su Qin was stationed in Zhao's military camp, so they came to report to Su Qin.

The Wei army was led by General Duan Qi, who had been holding the city for several months in the Battle of Anyi, the Yan army was led by General Le Xuan, and Qi was led by Mr. Tian Zhang, who was a nobleman. What surprised Su Qin the most was the candidate for the Chu State's chief general and deputy general. The chief general was Qu Xin, a young general in his twenties. The deputy general was actually Chen Zhen, who had had contact with him in the past.

The reinforcements of various princes outside Zhao State were as high as 40,000, and at least 30,000 were, some of them were even treacherous and scammers, and all sent out some old, weak, sick and disabled people, such as Wei State and Chu State, among which Chu State was the most excessive.

When Su Qin saw the Chu army, he found that they were free and casual, and they were not in line, and they were laughing and joking, as if they were going to attend a celebration banquet!
Chapter completed!