Tianming followed Ganie into his room and watched as he took out a long cloth bag from the corner.

Tianming's eyes lit up, and he knew in his heart that this was the Quexie Sword. He couldn't help but grin at the corner of his mouth, and rubbed his little hands together excitedly.

Gai Nie didn't say anything. He turned around and handed the bag to Tianming.

Tianming couldn't wait to take the cloth bag and open it. What was inside was the evil Broken Sword Shengxie.

But to him, Shengxie is still just a simple ancient sword...or a broken sword.

Tian Ming excitedly picked up Sheng Xie and swung it twice. He found that his feeling was right. The sword was indeed very easy to use.

Gai Nie looked at Tianming quietly, watching all his actions, and finally basically confirmed that this child seemed to be really unaffected by the evil energy of the Victory Evil Sword.

He was not particularly surprised by this.

Genie is not a person who likes to get to the bottom of things and find out everything.

There are many possibilities for Tianming's specialness, because this child himself is the most special existence, otherwise he would not have been able to carry the sleeping spell and remain unharmed for so many years.

What Gai Nie wants to do is to ensure that Tianming will not be affected by Shengxie. As for the reason... that has nothing to do with him.

Now that he has initially determined that Tianming is not affected, the next step is to conduct further observations to completely confirm this.

Just in time to teach Tianming's swordsmanship.

It's not that Gai Nie didn't want to teach him in the past, it's just that the kid couldn't get into Guigu Tuna Technique at all. If he was taught Guigu Sword Technique in addition, Gai Nie was worried that he would never learn any martial arts in his life.

But it's different now.

Tianming can feel his own changes, and so can Gai Nie.

Even though it hadn't been long since he reunited with Tianming, it was enough for him to feel this.

Tianming's thinking logic is no longer as free from chaos as it used to be, and his attention has become significantly more focused.

The most important thing is that Gai Nie felt that Tianming's 'qi' had changed.

Every move he makes, every breath he takes are in line with the true energy in his body, and he can truly control his own power.

Therefore, Gai Nie judged that it was time to reconsider teaching Tianming Swordsmanship.

He didn't mind protecting Tianming all the time, but he had to admit that only by giving Tianming the power to protect himself could he truly ensure his safety.

"In the next period of time, you must first practice swordsmanship with me." Gai Nie said dullly.

"No problem, shall we start now?" Tian Ming played with Sheng Xie and asked overjoyed.

Gai Nie was silent for a moment before replying, "We'll start tomorrow. Let's take a rest today."

During the battle at Daze Mountain, he had been busy for several days, and he had been on the road for the past two days, so of course he needed to rest.

At the same time, it also asked Tianming to calm down and not be too emotional.

Sword training requires a calmer mood.

………………

"You gave everyone a big surprise."

In Gu Xun's small courtyard, Gu Xun looked at Han Xin standing in the courtyard and said with a smile.

"It's just a fluke, it all depends on... the eldest lady's help." Han Xin didn't dare to take credit, and politely handed over his hand and replied, "Oh, and the help of the net."

Gu Xun couldn't help laughing when he heard this, and then asked, "She didn't cause trouble for you, did she?"

"Why...why do you say that?" Han Xin seemed to not understand the words at all, and asked with a puzzled look on his face.

Gu Xun nodded with a smile, skipped the topic, and asked instead, "You have made great achievements this time, what reward do you hope to get?"

Han Xin looked very honest and replied, "It doesn't matter. I just hope that you won't give me such a difficult task again in the future."

In this game at Daze Mountain, if he hadn't encountered Wang Li, a pig opponent, and Wang Li was surrounded by "pig teammates", he might not have been able to successfully complete his goal.

It is really too difficult to use peasant disciples to defeat the elites of the empire.

Those who are good at fighting have no great achievements.

Han Xin's most ideal war is to lead as many troops as possible to directly push the opponent, and the enemy has no chance of coming back.

He...actually likes this kind of dangerous and show-off plan, because he likes taking risks and pursuing excitement, but rationality makes him more inclined to choose the former.

The most important thing is that after working so hard to do this job for Gu Xun, he still can't show his face.

If you show off your skills but can't show your face, it's even worse than crushing the game.

"Hey!" Gu Xun laughed and asked, "You are so young, why do you start to be lazy?"

"The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. You have to...be active and active, and you can't just think about easy and simple tasks!"

"Ah..." Han Xin thought for a moment, resisted the desire to correct Gu Xun's statement that 'the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility', and responded as tactfully as possible, "I'm just afraid that it will go wrong and delay your business."

Gu Xun didn't expose him when he saw this, and followed his words and continued to ask, "Then what do you want to do next?"

"Are you interested in the wolf tribe in the north or the Baiyue tribe in the south?"

Upon hearing this, Han Xin hurriedly waved his hand and refused, "I can't fight, I can't fight, you are too flattering to me."

From what he knew now, the situation in the northern border was strange, and it was an inexplicable stalemate. There must be some actions of the Quicksand Group hidden behind it.

Even if Gu Xun asked him personally, he didn't want to get involved rashly.

What's more, there is Meng Tian on his head. He has to be a head shorter than others no matter what, and it must be someone else who gets most of the credit, which is quite boring.

As for the south, it is even more of a sinkhole.

Although he had enough troops and even with the debuff that was not favorable at the right time and place, Tu Sui almost pushed the South Vietnamese country away, but the war also fell into a stalemate.

Regarding Xiou after South Vietnam, Tu Sui really couldn't push it.

Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted.

As soon as the empire's military front stopped, the war in Lingnan immediately fell into a disadvantageous situation. It should even be said that it was... tragic.

Anyway, in Han Xin's view, if the empire's strategy of forcefully filling in troops was adopted, unless their ancestors won the surname and appeared in the world, they wouldn't be able to figure it out in ten years.

It’s useless for him to go!

What he studied was the art of war, not the art of immortality. He had no ability to give soldiers the buff of iron skin and iron bones, and neither hunger nor thirst.

It is said that the empire has begun digging an artificial canal to provide logistics for the troops going deep into the southern border.

If the canal is not built, the battle will never be over.

Without sufficiently stable logistics, the empire's army would be no different from paper, especially in this damn place like Lingnan.

Soldiers' food, clothing, housing, transportation, medicine, ordnance, fodder, etc. all need to be supplied from the rear, and nothing is missing.

Nowadays, no one with any brain would jump into this sinkhole.

In fact, Nei Shiteng, who got the support of Liusha and got involved in the war in the southern border, is now only leading his men to focus on stabilizing the occupied area - mainly the former Tianze territory.

With the support of Liusha and his outstanding abilities, he managed the occupied area successfully.

Ying Zheng was not opposed to him stabilizing the rear, because Nei Shiteng had already proven himself by governing Nanyang - without Yingzheng's support, Tu Sui, the general, would certainly not allow Nei Shiteng to hide in the rear and pick peaches.

Of course, Gu Xun's request for Neishiteng is not limited to this, and it is not limited to the current occupied area.

However, he didn't ask for too much, he just hoped that Nei Shiteng could further control part of South Vietnam's territory.

As for the area further south, it is really not what Nei Shiteng should covet - he does not have the ability, and Tu Sui Renxiao will not allow it.

The essence of Gu Xun's request is that Nei Shiteng occupy the entrance and exit of the hinterland of Lingnan - the Five Ridges and Four Passes.

Hmm... It's hard to say whether Ying Zheng's support for Nei Shiteng was based on this consideration. After all, Tu Sui and Renxiao were too close, and Lingnan was too far away from the central court.

As long as they collude to seal off Wuling, it will be difficult for Ying Zheng to do anything to them in a short period of time - this short period of time is measured in units of ten years.

Back to the topic of the book.

"Both the north and the south look down on him?" Gu Xun deliberately teased Han Xin, and then asked, "Then what do you think?"

"I want to wait." Han Xin replied honestly.

"When?" Gu Xun asked.

"At least..." Han Xin thought for a moment and replied, "At least until the big ship parked on the sea sails away."

"Mirage?" Gu Xun asked with a playful smile, "What happened to the boat?"

Han Xin turned his head and glanced at the huge shadow on the sea, and then replied calmly, "It's nothing to me, I just think it's going to sail into the storm, so it's best to wait until it goes in first."

Gu Xun's expression changed slightly when he heard this, and he also turned his head and glanced at the huge shadow:

"You are indeed very powerful... What do you think of the current situation in Confucianism?"

Han Xin spread his hands and said, "I think it's best not to look at it."

"Are you so unfavorable about Confucianism?" Gu Xun asked calmly.

"In the face of the empire, the peasant family still has a chance to fight with its 100,000 disciples, and it can make the emperor throw the enemy into a trap." Han Xin analyzed calmly, "But Confucianism has nothing."

"Oh, by the way, they have split into hundreds of mouths...it would be better not to have them at all."

Although the fame of the peasant family is not obvious, it has far more influence among the people than other schools of thought.
To be continued...