The ordinary soldiers thought that the "immortal's" important matters were things like incorporating surrendered troops.
The young prince thought that the important things for "immortals" were things like saving people from disasters.
When they finally heard Wang Wen's plan, everyone was stunned.
He was neither verbose nor embellished.
He simply and directly expressed his thoughts.
The goal is to find the emperor of the Northern Kingdom and conquer Northern Kingdom.
Ideally, the time should be controlled within one night.
The young man's eardrums nearly exploded from listening.
Is this some kind of overnight or one-day problem?
This was the lifelong goal and regret of generations of ancestors!!
Can immortals just act so irrationally and recklessly?
Wang Wen comforted him, saying, "Don't worry, hurry up and finish this job, I still have to go back to disaster relief."
The young man felt his thoughts were becoming even more confused.
Even their values and beliefs are showing signs of collapse.
It's hard to say which of these two things is bigger or more difficult.
But something just feels off.
They shouldn't seem to be able to coexist.
It's the kind of relationship where we shouldn't discuss which thing to do first and which to do later.
They must be father and son!
One generation can only do one thing; the other must be left to others or the next generation.
These are two completely unrelated things.
As a result, it ended up in the mouth of the "immortal".
This makes it seem as if it's saying:
It's okay, I'll go harvest some corn first.
I'll help you pull the radish later.
The young man was completely bewildered.
Seeing that her attempts to comfort him were ineffective, Wang Wen gave up and, carrying everyone along, "flew" into the air.
They advanced in the direction indicated by the surrendered troops.
Indeed, seeing that no one could answer his question, he simply asked Su Sheng's surrendered troops who were willing to lead the way.
There was no one there at first.
It appeared after a few people died.
People are like that; they need to be pushed by their environment to discover their potential.
The surrendered soldier who was leading the way displayed immense enthusiasm, completely changing his feelings towards the Northern Kingdom and desiring only to destroy it.
Throughout the journey, he kept offering advice and suggestions to Wang Wen on how to better conquer the Northern Kingdom.
For example, even if the emperor is overthrown, who else might be able to regain power in the Northern Kingdom and lead the soldiers in rebellion?
And what other capable and skilled generals remain in the Northern Kingdom?
Guided by this enthusiastic guide, Wang Wen headed straight for the Northern Kingdom's royal palace.
He pulled the emperor out of bed in front of his favorite concubine.
They approachably "persuaded" him to write a letter of surrender and surrender the entire country to the Southern Dynasty.
The emperor looked at his terrified favorite concubine, then at the equally terrified Southern Dynasty people behind the approachable newcomer.
She couldn't help but shed tears of humiliation.
As the emperor of the Northern Kingdom, he fought against the Southern Dynasty for many years and always won more battles than he lost.
In his mind, the Southern Dynasty had always only ever defended and never dared to leave the city. As soon as they left the city, they would lose 70% of their morale and courage without even seeing the enemy.
The strategists in the country had long ago devised a plan: if the Northern Kingdom could produce another valiant general like Su Sheng, they could launch a pincer attack from both sides and march the army south to seize a key town in the heart of the Southern Dynasty.
At that time, they can freely decide whether to cede territory or pay reparations, and fully enjoy the scenery of the Southern Kingdom.
Who would have thought that today, on our own turf, we would be wiped out completely!
The emperor wrote the letter of surrender while weeping bitterly.
I lament the injustice of Heaven, that it aided the immortals of the Southern Dynasty only to bring about the downfall of the Northern Kingdom; it is truly a case of blind fools.
Wang Wen had no interest in mediating the conflict between the two countries.
He helps whoever has the progress.
Blame the World Tower for causing trouble.
He was just an ordinary Tower Climber.
After the Northern Kingdom Emperor finished writing the letter of surrender, he also rescued several of the Northern Kingdom's most key civil and military officials, guided by the guide.
Wang Wen instructed Xue Chong and his friends to stay behind to "take care" of the Northern Kingdom Emperor and stabilize the situation in the Northern Kingdom, preventing chaos.
He and his civil and military officials, having made a great haul, returned to the Southern Dynasty border before dawn.
Xue Chong knew how dangerous it would be for him and his companions to stay behind.
Despite the "immortal" telling the emperor of the Northern Kingdom that if anything happened to them, he should twist off his head.
But in such a momentous event as the fall of a nation, the entire Northern Kingdom would do everything in its power to eliminate a few individuals and rescue the emperor.
The danger involved cannot be eliminated with just a few threatening words.
But they still agreed to stay without hesitation.
Because Wang Wen needed someone to look after the emperor and stabilize the situation, while waiting for someone from the Southern Dynasty to take over.
Besides them, Wang Wen didn't have any better options by her side.
We can't possibly let the prince stay and take the risk.
Wang Wen also valued Xue Chong's boldness and courage.
That's why they entrusted him with this important task.
Even after returning to the city within the border, the young prince still felt dizzy and nauseous.
That's incredibly fast!
Whether it's the speed of traveling or the speed of dealing with people.
That's all too fast!
He felt a little dizzy and lightheaded.
When the Northern Kingdom's letter of surrender and its renowned ministers appeared before the Southern Dynasty's soldiers...
More people are experiencing dizziness and lightheadedness.
It was as if a plague had broken out here, spreading from one person to another, and from the second to countless others.
Wang Wen didn't care how they handled these matters, nor did she care how many fast horses galloped out of the city towards the palace.
After leaving behind his guide and the surrendered soldiers, he carried the two young men up into the sky and disappeared into the distance.
They returned once more to a government office located on the northern riverbank.
Wang Wen woke up the official who had previously shouted that he would rather die than give up grain.
Tell him that the war in the Northern Kingdom is over, and now all that's left is to divide the spoils.
Throughout the entire northern river region, whoever contributes the most to opening granaries and distributing grain for disaster relief, that is, whoever saves the most disaster victims, will be granted a large fiefdom and wealth in the Northern Kingdom.
Both the young man and the official were dumbfounded.
The official looked at the young man with suspicion, wondering if he was drunk or just having a fit of madness.
The young man anxiously whispered to Wang Wen, "Such important national affairs must not be decided by a person of great ability without authorization!"
Wang Wen asked in bewilderment, "Why can't I be in charge of the Northern Kingdom that I conquered with my own energy?"
The young man said helplessly, "This matter must be decided by His Majesty, otherwise it will be considered a grave disrespect, punishable by the extermination of nine generations of his family!"
Wang Wen laughed, "Why don't you become the emperor? We know each other well, so it's easier to discuss things."
The young man nearly died of a heart attack on the spot.
The prefectural official was also a little flustered.
Thinking that it sounded like someone was discussing something tantamount to rebellion, should I pretend I didn't hear it or was I still half asleep?
As for Wang Wen...
He saw that no one objected.
Let's assume everyone agrees.
They easily carried the two away to their next destination, where they offered a disaster relief reward.
After being turned away by several companies.
Wang Wen realized that it seemed like no one believed her.
Even the young prince's words didn't carry much weight.
They believed the three of them were just bragging.
Wang Wen had no choice but to add another clause that was visible to the naked eye.
He used his energy to create a pile of gold and silver, and told all the government offices that regardless of whether they were first or not, they could exchange one tael of gold or the equivalent in silver for every disaster victim they successfully rescued and properly resettled.
The tangible benefits right in front of them finally prompted the various government offices to take action.
It was just dawn.
In some places, porridge or grain was distributed.
Upon hearing the news, disaster victims from the surrounding area flocked to those locations.
Before long, people discovered that the water source had been replenished with water, which was flowing out continuously to nourish and repair the parched land and riverbeds.
More prefectural governments in the north joined the ranks of opening granaries and distributing grain.
Wang Wen saw that the first shot had been fired successfully.
Very satisfied.
Based on the progress data provided by the aircraft, after accurately settling the first batch of gold and silver with the various government offices, they immediately carried the two young men westward.
The Western Kingdom over there is said to be the greatest enemy in the history of this dynasty.
It's the kind of feud that's sworn to each other.
Wang Wen was very interested to see what the Western Kingdom Emperor's favorite concubine looked like.