In the office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Tang Empire, several leaders were holding an emergency meeting. The atmosphere in the room was very tense, even with a strong smell of gunpowder.
"If you ask me, just do it on the Dongqing section! 300 kilograms of explosives are buried directly on the railway..." A man clenched his fists, then suddenly loosened his fists, making an explosive gesture: "Framed this for everyone."
The Chinese Empire!"
"When the time comes, both the Qin State and our side will have reasons to go to war against the Great China Empire! At worst, it will be in our interests to carve up Great China!" After the man finished speaking, he looked at several other colleagues.
"We are seriously short of manpower in the Dahua Empire. With such a big operation, do you think the Imperial Security Bureau will be alerted?" Another leading cadre glanced at the other party, as if to say that the other party was an idiot.
"I'm in a hurry right now," the man who proposed the plan to blow up the train explained angrily, leaning on his chair: "We definitely can't let that woman enter the Tang Dynasty! Nothing good will happen if she comes."
"Operations in the Great China Empire cannot be hidden from the Imperial Security Bureau, and they will definitely not stand idly by." A female cadre said directly: "The director of the Imperial Security Bureau is Leo, a 'criminal' from Bunas. He
They must be on the side of the 'Chinese'."
"Watch your words!" the Deputy Minister of the Interior, sitting in seat 2 at the conference table, scolded.
Because to be precise, His Majesty the Emperor's father, or parents, are both sinners. Strictly speaking, Tang Mo is also a sinner, and the word sinner is obviously derogatory. Therefore, the word sinner is a common term in the Tang Empire.
A very embarrassing situation: you can't say whatever you want without being banned.
"I'm sorry!" The female official also knew that she had made a mistake. She just wanted to disgust Leo, a competitor of the Imperial Security Bureau, and had no intention of offending His Majesty the Emperor, whom she admired and respected.
"If you don't operate outside the empire, it will be even more difficult to move within the empire." The male official who spoke first reminded everyone anxiously.
"Poisoning? This requires relatively few manpower..." The female official thought of a relatively silent action.
Someone immediately raised a question: "She is bringing three thousand people... do you think it is really a dowry? She is surrounded by her own people, and we did not put anyone on that train."
"Damn, this happened so suddenly. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Imperial Security Bureau must have blocked the news! These damn 'Chinese'!" the official who had just spoken muttered bitterly.
"Are you crazy? His Majesty has emphasized at the meeting that from now on there will be no such thing as 'Chinese', only Tang people!" the leading Vice Minister of the Interior scolded again.
"You are holding a meeting here and intending to act without permission behind His Majesty's back. Don't you feel a little bit guilty?" A question suddenly came from the door, and the voice was meaningful.
Everyone was startled by this question. Everyone stood up, bowed their heads and said in shame: "Your Highness."
"What? Weren't there a lot of tricks just now?" You Lin walked up to his men and asked with a half-smile: "Assaulting the princess and blowing up the railways of neighboring countries... all of you here are doing big things.
People."
"Your Highness..." The deputy minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs glanced at his colleagues in police uniforms beside him. Sweat was already forming on his forehead.
He didn't dare to explain, because he had to know that You Lin was already a legend when he was studying at the Tang Military Academy. At that time, they all called her Queen.
"Get out! Don't do this kind of nonsense in the future! You are too busy and have no business to do, are you? Get out now!" Youlin waved his hand. He didn't take Qin seriously just now, and was preparing to plan a large-scale plan in the Dahua Empire.
Several people who attacked and even provoked the Three Kingdoms War immediately fled from the conference room as if they had been granted amnesty.
"We are all here for you, Your Highness..." The secretary who was following You Lin lowered his voice and explained to several of his colleagues.
You Lin, who had been listening to these people's nonsense next door, smiled indifferently: "I have no intention of punishing them. Our Majesty really found a good pastime for me."
After hearing You Lin say that he had no intention of punishing these subordinates, the secretary knew that You Lin actually didn't have a good impression of this "marriage princess" who came from afar.
Come to think of it, if a woman breaks up with her husband, this kind of thing is not a good thing for any woman.
"Let's take a look first..." Of course You Lin also knew that Tang Mo would agree to the Qin Princess coming to the Tang Kingdom for the far-reaching political purpose of unifying the Western Continent, so it was not convenient for her to be too radical in this regard.
What really annoyed her was actually Alice on the other side: It didn't matter that Le'er was stupid every day, but Alice on the other side actually pretended to be deaf and dumb on this matter, as if she were watching a show, which made her a little annoyed.
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Shouldn't everyone share the same hatred for this kind of thing? What's going on now? Let yourself charge into the battle, and then follow behind you to take advantage? How can there be such a good thing in the world?
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"We can't let that woman go to Chang'an, otherwise Nangong Hong, Li Ao, and the 'Chinese' would dance even more happily?" Outside Dongfengjiang City, in an office of a military camp, a colonel officer said
The word Chinese was mentioned again.
Although this term is not conducive to internal unity, many of the old troops from Bunas are not used to the Tang title that the emperor admired.
They have status advantages in the army and the court, and at the same time they are wary of the "Chinese" who now have an absolute numerical advantage.
Another school officer nodded and said: "That's right! Qian Jinhang has been doing well in the Imperial General Staff recently, and that guy Feng Kezhi has already served as the commander of the 9th Army. Give them some color.
They haven't climbed on top of our heads yet?"
"But there's nothing we can do. Should we move the troops over and launch a blockade?" The division commander glanced at the mayor of Dongfengjiang City who was sitting next to him, and asked this question, half jokingly, half seriously.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Isn't this... afraid of going to a military court?" the mayor of Dongfengjiang City asked with a smile.
"Let's just say we encountered bandits..." A colonel gave a reason that sounded quite childish.
The mayor of Dongfengjiang City raised his eyebrows and almost cursed: What the hell are you saying that bandits have appeared in the area under my jurisdiction? Are you pointing at your nose and scolding me for my poor governance?
Besides, you idiots have come up with such a reason, do you really think that the people above are all fools? There have been no illegal armed forces in the Tang Empire for a long time. Even the private armies of local nobles are illegal. Where did they come from?
bandit?
There are thousands of miles of fertile land, political connections and people, and few people have even heard of gangs for more than two years. How can you bring up a group of "bandits" here who can defeat the 3,000 elite Qin army?
"If something really goes wrong, if you tell me these reasons, you won't have to lose your head?" The mayor of Dongfengjiang City sneered and asked, and then directly warned: "By then, other old Bunas people will be involved.
Come on, how do you want Your Majesty to clean up the situation?"
"..." Several officers were quite radical at first, but when they heard that the problem seemed to be more serious than they thought, they immediately fell silent.
It's not that they were short-sighted or reckless, they just didn't take killing 3,000 Qin soldiers and a Qin princess seriously.
In their understanding, even if they really killed the Qin princess and caused Qin's dissatisfaction, they would only need to fight another war against Qin.
If the Qin State doesn't accept it? Just destroy it. If the Qin people don't accept it, just destroy it... In short, they are extremely confident in their war machine.
