Four Army Souls had advanced to Miracles, and the Yulin Guards had been rebuilt.
Besides the rewards given to the five legions, Qi Fei naturally received no shortage of rewards himself.
However, Qi Fei already held the title of Marquis of Linzi. His official position might not be the highest, but in practice, he could already command the World's armies.
If he were to advance further, the only suitable reward would be to enfeoff him as Marquis of Qi.
But the title of Marquis of Qi seemed a little too much for this occasion.
So this time, he received only the usual material rewards. They would wait until his next achievement to grant him another title.
Qi Fei didn't particularly care.
After all, it wouldn't be long before he had another chance to rack up merits.
The Han Dynasty's attitude toward the Xiongnu was completely different from its attitude toward the other barbarian tribes.
If suppressing the Yellow Turban Rebellion counted as one merit, then fighting ordinary barbarian tribes would probably count for only around 0.2 or 0.3.
It was simply part of a Han general's duties and obligations.
As for the Xiongnu, depending on the circumstances, the merit could be worth at least 1.5, and even two or more.
The Han Dynasty was powerful and well supplied with troops now, so the merits they could earn might be a little fewer.
Still, Qi Fei's position as Marquis of Qi was probably secure.
That was only because this was the present day, and because Liu Bei was in charge.
With any other normal emperor, it wouldn't matter who Qi Fei fought—he would never be made Marquis of Qi.
It had nothing to do with Qi Fei's achievements or political stance.
It was purely a matter of age.
He was only