The battle on Taiwan Island is going smoothly.
At the same time, Fourth Master issued an order, instructing the troops in Qinghai and Gansu to strictly guard against any Mongolian unrest.
Prince Zhi received the imperial edict and quickly started to fortify defenses.
Perhaps this is not the Qing Dynasty recorded in history, so Prince Zhi was quite surprised when he first met Nian Gengyao.
In his memory, Nian Gengyao had always been one of Fourth Master's people, but he had been working for Lao Ba.
Considered a hidden pawn, he shocked Lao Ba when he eventually returned to Fourth Master's side.
But in this lifetime, Nian Gengyao is just a small lieutenant in the army.
No longer the Governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi or the Great General he was in his previous life.
Prince Zhi is now too lazy to figure out the differences between past and present lives.
Because the distinction is too great...
