The other one is He Xiulong. She is nineteen years old this year. She has a round face, big eyes, and a handsome figure. He Ran is already the tallest woman. He Xiulong is taller than her, and even taller than most of the men here. Some. King Xiao Zhao also came. Although he only came for a moment and then left, everyone present understood that he respected He Ran and held He Xiulong in high regard. This meeting subverted many people's long-held thoughts. A sixteen-year-old regent general and a nineteen-year-old brave general, who would have thought. There were too many people with the surname He in the Ran army. In order to distinguish them, they called He Ran the Great General, He Xiulong the Brave General, and He Dali the Dali General. "Speaking of which, General He is younger than the Princess Zhenguo back then." Someone said. "That's of course. Princess Zhenguo was already in her thirties when she assisted Taizu in the uprising, but General He was only twenty-eight years old." Someone agreed. "Yes, General He is still the descendant of Princess Zhenguo. Princess Zhenguo assisted Taizu back then, and His Royal Highness Prince Zhao, who was assisted by General He, is also a descendant of Taizu." Someone else said. "Forget it, Princess Zhenguo doesn't like fame and fortune. She assists Taizu sincerely. As for General He." No one dared to say anything more.
The domineering and ambition shown by He Ran has surpassed that of He Jinghong back then. These comments soon reached He Ran's ears. She just smiled and didn't care. At the same time, these comments also reached Zhou Jian's ears. Zhou Jian was startled and said to Chun Wang: "That day at the banquet in Jinyang Tower, I went there on the order of my sister. I thought I could do nothing. It's already very good, but I didn't expect it would also cause criticism. If this reaches my sister's ears, she will think it's a lonely thing, so what should I do?" Chunwang said: "As the Headmaster assists you, it will inevitably attract criticism. As long as Your Highness understands the Headmaster and treats the Headmaster sincerely, the Headmaster will not misunderstand His Highness because of mere rumors." Zhou Jian breathed a sigh of relief, but felt that the people outside were too hateful. Do they think he was living a comfortable life? Does it make any difference whether his sister sincerely helps him, or whether she wants to use him in his name? His identity was given by his sister. Without her, he might still be a dog on the flower street. Zhou Jian was cautious and huddled in his yard for several days, not even daring to go to the back garden of the administrative office for fear of meeting He Ran. He Ran had known Zhou Jian's little thoughts for a long time. She pretended not to know anything and let Zhou Jian digest this kind of thing by himself. The more calm He Ran remained, the more panicked Zhou Jian became. He had no choice but to go to Bai Yan, hoping that Bai Yan could help him find out what He Ran was saying. In the end, Bai Yan went to see He Ran. He Ran asked Bai Yan to bring two small painting books by He Xiulong and He Dali that were newly released on the street to Zhou Jian. Zhou Jian saw these two books and hung up on them for many days. Only then did my heart let go. This kind of small picture book is easy to understand and can be understood by both literate and illiterate people. He Ran asked He Yamin to draw a few students from Hejia Village who could draw together. She planned to publish a volume for each of her generals, and as more and more battles were fought, such small paintings The book will continue to be published and engraved. The first to be engraved are He Xiulong's Battle of Panjiakou and He Dali's brave attack on Queziling. These two books were sold out on the first day they went on the market. Within a few days, children on the streets tied old torn clothes to wooden sticks, or asked adults at home to cut large knives from wood chips to imitate them. He Xiulong and He Dali played a war game with their friends. These two small picture books were also spread to Xinzhou. Jiang Tao screamed after seeing them and ran to Lu Zhen: "Look, He Dali has been drawn in the book. He is so ugly, why not draw it?" I can also draw you, both of us are prettier than him." Lu Zhen took the book brought by Jiang Tao, flipped through it, and frowned. He had heard about the Panjiakou Battle. Although he had no personal experience, he knew from other people's descriptions that the battle between He Xiulong and Beautiful indeed. Forget it, he has never been able to surpass Panjiakou in a battle so far. Besides, He Xiulong is a rare female general, just like his grandmother, he doesn't argue with her. Lu Zhen went back to the book "Going Alone to Queziling". Seeing this, he also got angry. What is Queziling? Bandits' den! He Dali fought a lot of battles, but they were all small and small. The only one that stood out was Quezi Ridge.
"This is not siege, this is bandit suppression!" Lu Zhen was disdainful. His father had said that everyone in their family practiced bandit suppression. Jiang Tao shared the same hatred: "Really? I've been suppressing bandits since I could walk. The bandits I suppressed, Liu Zi, were able to move from outside the pass to inside the pass. You don't know that the bandits outside our pass are all big bandits, and they are all ruthless." The character is much more ferocious than the bandits in Jin." Lu Zhen snorted coldly and threw the two small picture books aside. After thinking about it, he picked them up and stuffed them into his arms. He would take them out and read them every day. One day, he would let He Ran take him too. The drawing was written on the book, letting everyone know that the most capable fighter under He Ran was not He Xiulong, let alone He Dali, but him, Lu Zhen! Lu Zhen said to Jiang Tao: "I heard that Zou Wenguang took a concubine the day after tomorrow. We will go to congratulate him the day after tomorrow. What do you think?" Zou Wenguang was promoted by Fu Yansheng and is currently the commander-in-chief of Xinzhou. Jiang Tao suddenly became energetic: "Okay, you don't know how crazy Zou Xingfu is. Last time he attacked Luo County, he pointed at my nose and called me a bumpkin, but he made me so angry. Why did I only chop him once?" , he should be chopped more often. Now that his father is marrying him, if I don’t treat him as a target, my surname will not be Jiang!" Zou Xingfu was Zou Wenguang's only son. Jiang Tao met him when he was attacking Luo County. Zou Xingfu was injured and escaped, but before escaping, he made Jiang Tao very angry. After he finished scolding, Jiang Tao's mood improved again. He grinned and showed his big white teeth and asked Lu Zhen: "Old Lu, you said, I want to kill Zou Xingfu. Will the boss let someone draw me into this book?" Come on." Lu Zhen rolled his eyes at him and said angrily: "Quxi, killing Zou Xingfu is nothing. If it were me, I would capture Fu Yansheng alive." Fu Yansheng is the general of the army under King Jin. Needless to say, Jiang Tao's ambition really didn't extend to Fu Yansheng. "Okay, Lao Lu, I'll wait for you to capture Fu Yansheng alive. By the way, when the boss asks someone to draw a book for you, remember to remind her that there is another one named Jiang Tao. He is handsome and mighty, and is very suitable for drawing. In the book.” Lu Zhen corrected: "She is not old, how could she be an old woman?" (End of Chapter)