Chapter 216 - 108: Inside the Carriage, Two People Sit Opposite Each Other Discussing the World_3
"Although the Emperor wields power, he is loathed to the bone, difficult to harm."
"Imperial power extends across the world, but where it does not reach, only your commands prevail in the Martial World."
Li Guanyi shook his head, seeing through this as nothing but a self-limiting path. Breaking Army smiled and said, "It seems that you truly cannot be content with such an ordinary course. Second, outside the border, the Turkic people are clashing with Ying Country, where many Alien Tribes reside, as well as valiant heroes."
"The warlords in the chaos command vast forces, difficult to control, yet they lack not for bravery."
"The power in the Martial World is led by the Snow Mountain Sword Sect, the heroes beyond the border are valorous, with the generosity and tragic songs of Yan, singing wildly in the snow, skilled with sabers. If you head north into this, with just three hundred armored elite warriors and my strategies, you can take a warlord’s territory."
"Then, consolidate your forces, lie in wait, submit internally to Ying while exterminating warlords externally, and wait for the opportunity of a major battle between Ying Country and Chen Country to opportunistically strike into Ying Country."
"Forming a pincer position with Chen Country, as long as Yue Pengwu is present, he can balance Ying Country."
"Form distant alliances and attack nearby, attack the Turkic from the outside and then descend south to attack Chen, expand and open new territories, support the inner realms. Your reputation will resound through the nations, and with a drawn sword, the world will tremble in fear, a single wrath will unsettle the nations. When Ying Country is troubled, you can enter the Central State, hold the king hostage, and secure the Society for three hundred years."
"This is the way of a Marquis, to be remembered in history. The Emperors of Chen and Ying would like nothing more than to feed off your flesh and skin, yet they can hardly do anything about it, what do you think?"