Chieftain An Minzhi, his subordinate Liu Yuluan, and their families chose to stay in the place where they were born and grew up. They had a firm belief that they would die. In order to protect the escape of the villagers and officers and soldiers, they decided to live and die with the hometown!

Yang Yinglong's offensive pace has never stopped, desperately trying to expand himself, but Jia Jing is still in his Chongqing government office, looking through the information about Liu Ting that Qingfeng collected for him.

As expected, Liu Ting is from South Korea...

And it’s not just the ordinary kind, it’s the kind with an extremely close relationship! Liu Ting’s grandfather Liu Xian was one of the generals who followed the old Korean Duke into Sichuan, and he was a disciple of the old Duke from the beginning!

In other words, the Liu family has been working under the Korean father-in-law for three generations! If any family has such a disciple, they are almost as good as a family!

No wonder the old man looked at him like this before leaving. He obviously knew the situation in Beijing... Let's not talk about whether he could mobilize Liu Ting. Even if he did, the people under him were not greedy yet.

What about Gong, training students for a Korean father?

Besides, Liu Ting really doesn’t necessarily listen to his own advice! He and the Korean father have been with him for three generations, so why did you transfer him away? Doesn’t this mean that he has changed his family to some extent? After taking the credit you gave, he will still

Why go back to South Korea and work under the public servant?

Even if it can really be mobilized, the Korean public is developing its own power in Beijing. When he turned around, he saw that Jia Jing was poaching his corner... He was still the strongest corner...

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If nothing else happens, Ren Jingli will most likely be his father-in-law. How will we meet this man who is blatantly poaching his father-in-law in the future...

Jia Jing felt a headache and pressed her temples, but after thinking about it again and again, Jia Jing decided to get Liu through it first. After all, the more important thing now is to maintain peace, not to worry about these court battles!

Jia Jing's choice for command is naturally Xue Qiu. He hasn't received many military honors during this trip. Now that he has finally caught up with a big one, maybe Xue Qiu will be able to rise to prominence directly!

Therefore, Jia Jing, the candidate for command, cannot be given up to others. This is simply a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! As long as Xue Qiu can be promoted in one battle, it will be worthwhile to go out this time!

But to be honest, Xue Qiu's ability is definitely not enough. Jia Jing herself has no experience in commanding such a large battle, so Jia Jing must have come personally for most of her subordinates. As for the frontline battlefield, it must have been Xue Qiu.

Since the commander and the general are not very reliable, if the forward does not find an experienced veteran, this battle will be impossible to fight!

Li Hualong is right. Liu Ting is indeed a very suitable candidate. Although he is a third-generation official, he has also been on the battlefield since childhood! He also made great contributions in pacifying the Nine Silk Barbarians in the early years. After so many years of fighting with

The Nanwu Dynasty of Myanmar also fought many wars and can be said to be a battlefield veteran!

And...Liu Ting and Yang Yinglong also have a very good personal relationship! I heard that Yang Yinglong often goes to Chengdu Mansion to treat him to dinner and entertainment!

In this way, Liu Ting is really the best choice for the pioneering officer of Pingbo! After hesitating for a moment, Jia Jing made up his mind to focus on the important matters of Pingbo first!
Chapter completed!