Huang Jitian could understand what Li Chen meant.

At present, the national strength of the Qin Dynasty absolutely cannot support a high-intensity protracted war.

As long as the war is in a stalemate and there is no need for the Liao army to do anything, the Qin Empire itself will collapse.

So Li Chen's idea was to accumulate all his strength and to destroy the Liao army at one time, until it was damaged. He would definitely not have the strength to start the Second War within five or even ten years.

Only in this way can the Qin Empire get a chance to recuperate.

Huang Jitian is the prince of the Jin Kingdom, and he is also an ambitious prince.

So to a large extent, his perspective on things is the same as that of Li Chen.

Therefore, Huang Jitian felt that Li Chen's plan was very risky.

But it has to be said that it was a worthwhile adventure.

Unless the Liao army is willing to withdraw its troops by itself.

In this way, the Qin Empire would not have to take such a big risk to make this gamble.

But obviously, this is impossible.

With a serious expression, Huang Jitian said, "I will urge them to speed up their march. Leave this matter to me."

Li Chen was very satisfied with this answer.

He looked at Huang Jitian and asked, "Your father sent a Soantu, which is considered a big stick, but according to common sense, there should be a red date with the big stick?"

If it was just a negotiation, Huang Jitian had a good talk with him before, and the two countries have indeed started cooperation now, so the Jin emperor had no reason to send another minister.

What's more, this is still a confidant minister who belongs to the eldest prince.

The Emperor of Jin Dynasty had no reason not to consider doing so, which would make Huang Jitian very dissatisfied.

So Li Chen is sure that Huang Jitian must have received some benefit.

In conjunction with Huang Jitian, he promised to urge the 300,000 troops to advance as soon as possible, and even made a promise. Li Chen felt that he already knew what the red date was.

Huang Jitian was also an extremely smart person, so he immediately reacted.

He smiled bitterly and said, "You are still trying to get out of here."

"Yes, my father gave me the command of these 300,000 troops."

Li Chen's eyes lit up and he said happily: "It is worth it to be able to get the command of the 300,000 army, let alone Suo'antu, even if the eldest prince comes to guard you personally, it is worth it."

Huang Jitian smiled. Although he tried hard to calm the wind, the radiant spirit in his eyes still revealed his true thoughts.

Isn’t this command power of the 300,000 army betting on Li Chen, and the reward Li Chen brought to Huang Jitian after winning this rebellion in the capital?

After Li Chen's entire handling process was passed back to the country during this rebellion, he won the praise of the Jin emperor, thus further laying the foundation for cooperation between the Qin and the Jin Kingdom.

The most intuitive benefit these things bring to Huang Jitian is that they make the Jin emperor trust Huang Jitian's abilities more.

So, the command of these 300,000 troops was obtained.

For Huangjitian, this is a great thing that a pie fell from the sky.

Not only did he successfully win more attention from the emperor, but he also praised some ministers in the senior circle of the Jin Dynasty, but more importantly, he gave Huang Jitian the opportunity to intervene in military affairs openly.

This is something that any ambitious prince can't get.
Chapter completed!