In the eyes of the Han people, it is a very shameless thing to trade women's marriage for peace.

But the Huns didn't think so.

In their opinion, marrying a daughter in the past can influence or even control the power of the country, which is a good thing to make sure you make money and not lose money.

After all, if you succeed, you will gain a lot, and if you fail, you will be just an insignificant daughter.

As for face and other things, the Huns didn’t need face, they just needed benefits.

So many countries in the Western Regions were controlled by the Huns in this way. Most of the queens there were princesses of the Huns. They were supported by the Huns, and they also brought a large amount of dowry warriors and slaves wealth. If the Han Dynasty had not opened up the Western Regions and subtly moved for several generations, they would have become grandsons of the Huns.

This time, Princess Heyue was married, and the military minister Shanyu, who was very interested, not only prepared thousands of cattle, sheep and horses for Princess Heyue, but also gave thousands of cavalry and slaves.

These things and people will become the foundation for Princess Heyue to gain a foothold in the Han Dynasty.

As the Han envoy, Master Yan proudly stated that he had made great contributions. After returning, he would not be a marquis, but it should be no problem to be a Zuo Shuchang or something.

On that day, his deputy envoy Dongfang Shuo drank tea in the tent of Master Yan.

Lord Father Yan asked, “When will you do the work that Your Majesty has assigned you?”

Dongfang Shuo smiled and drank milk tea with a lot of seasonings and goat milk. "You have to wait until you confirm it here before you can do it."

"I've confirmed it here."
Chapter completed!