The weapon tycoon who traveled to Daqin

"The man named Tian Heng has not left here." Mo Li said to Shang Wen.

"That's right, you didn't leave." Naofumi said while flipping through the newspaper.

"What do you mean by not leaving?" Mo Li said angrily to Shang Wen.

"He wants to know how Qi State can get back on its feet. What should Qi State do next?" Shang Wen said while rummaging through the newspaper. He wanted to know about the recent situation, especially Qi State's.

"Well. So, he is waiting for you to tell him." Mo Li deduced.

"Yes." Naofumi nodded.

"But I can't say it. I can only give instructions, and I can't directly tell him what to do. Because each country has its own situation. If everyone is the same and follows the same method, then the world will be meaningless." Naofumi continued to find the newspaper.

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"Well, I think you have many ways to do it, why can't you tell him a few more. Besides, I think you are a good person." Mo Li seemed to have something to say, and said these few words.

"Well, I feel something is wrong today." Shangwen stopped looking for the newspaper, then looked at Mo Li and said.

"What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell again?" Mo Li asked.

"No. No. I think there's something wrong with you today. You don't usually praise me. How can you say I'm good now? This makes me feel uncomfortable." Shang Wen looked at Mo Li and said.

"Why, I said hello and you got itchy. You really deserve a spanking." Mo Li suddenly changed her face and said angrily.

"Oh no no no. That's not what I meant." Seeing the angry Mo Li, Naofumi immediately waved his hand to indicate that was not what he meant.

"I said, if you have something to say, just say it directly. Don't make me feel uncomfortable. Because I know your temper. You are the kind of irritable kind of person. If you change your temper all of a sudden, then...

It’s called Kai Na.” Naofumi said.

"Strange?" Mo Li shouted loudly.

"Okay, okay. I know what you want to say. I want to say that the people of Qi are working very hard, and the war is not over yet. This man-made disaster is not over yet," Shangwen said.

"If some of my suggestions can help these people live a good life, I can naturally mention them more. Let Qi become like Qin?" Shangwen himself finished what Mo Li wanted to say.

Mo Li nodded silently. That's right. Shangwen said exactly what she wanted to say.

"Your idea is correct. But have you ever thought about whether the suggestions I made are useful? The more specific they are, the less feasible they will be. In that case, all the good ideas will turn into bad ones. You won't know when the time comes.

Many people in Qi have scolded me." Shangwen said.

"So, sometimes, you can't say too much. You can only let those people understand, but you can't directly tell them how to do it." Naofumi said.

"I just want Tian Heng to understand how to do this instead of directly telling him the method. If I tell him the method, he will not be able to understand the truth. The result will be even greater trouble." Naofumi said.

"So, next, I will just give him an example. When these are almost finished, I plan to go to Chu State to see it." Shangwen said.

"Going to Chu State?" Mo Li asked.

"Yes. The situation in Chu State is more chaotic than that in Qi State." Shang Wen said.

Mo Li just nodded silently, as if she recognized Shang Wen's statement.

On the northern border of Qin, the tribes were still parked on the border of Qin. An infantry platoon of the Qin army arrived one after another.

"There's something going on." A Qin soldier standing on the lookout post shouted loudly.

"Go up and have a look." The second lieutenant, as an officer on duty, immediately climbed up to the lookout post and picked up his telescope to check the situation.

"A group of cavalry came from a distance. They seemed to be the Huns' cavalry." The soldier reported what he saw.

"Let me take a look." The second lieutenant took a telescope to check the situation. He saw a group of cavalry of about thirty people approaching the tribe quickly. The second lieutenant felt that the tribe seemed a little frightened. Because some old and weak people took the initiative.

They were hiding. But the cavalry team of more than thirty people was approaching quickly. They didn't show fear at all. Instead, they felt that they were very arrogant.

"They must be the Huns. The Huns are all like this. They are unruly and unruly." The second lieutenant said while holding a telescope.

"Should we understand the situation?" the soldier on the side asked the second lieutenant.

"Understood. How do you understand?" the second lieutenant asked.

"There are tens of thousands of people on the opposite side, and no orders have been issued yet. There are not enough reinforcements. Anyway, we have to wait quietly now." The second lieutenant looked at what was happening in the opposite tribe.

"Now is not the time to talk about this," the second lieutenant said.

"I'll go down and talk about this situation. I'm afraid this will cause huge changes, and we have to deal with it carefully." The second lieutenant said and went down.

Inside the frontline headquarters.

"I think these thirty or so people are rather suspicious. They must be Huns, because they are very proud. All Huns have such a temper," the second lieutenant said.

"If they are the Huns, what are they doing here?" asked the infantry platoon leader who came up with reinforcements.

"The situation is not good for us." The cavalry captain just felt keenly that the situation was not good for them. As for why, he didn't know. But a kind of consciousness told him so.

"I wonder if that's the case." The second lieutenant beside him had been thinking about this issue for a long time.

"I think this is the case. These Huns must be the forward cavalry of some large tribes of the Huns, or envoys. They heard that the tribes were leaving them. They would definitely come to appease them, or to investigate the situation.

, Anyway, the situation is not good for them, and it is not good for us either. We should be prepared." The second lieutenant expressed his opinion.

"This." The infantry lieutenant looked at the cavalry captain, meaning that the highest military rank here is a captain, so he should ask the captain for instructions.

"Well, the situation is indeed not good for us." The captain said.

"What do you plan to do?" asked the cavalry captain.

"I am a cavalry, so I can use it for offense. But if I use it for defense, will my people be very adaptable?" the cavalry captain asked.

"My method is to strengthen the defense. The cavalry is deployed at the rear of the position as a mobile defense force, and the infantry strengthens the defense. In particular, the configuration of machine guns must be flexible. Don't let the tribesmen come over if they launch an attack. Or cross

For our defense line, we'd better shrink our troops to form a defensive fortress, and use cavalry troops to expel or disperse the tribal cavalry that passes through, so as to reduce the impact on our interior." The second lieutenant expressed his opinion.