Episode 10 Chapter 637

Tang Yin said that he was not afraid of Changsun Yuanhong, but in fact he was still very afraid of him. Now he knew that there was a change in Shangjing and Yin Rou was in danger, but he did not dare to withdraw a single soldier from Hedong. After some discussion, he finally listened to Qiu Zhen's advice and waited for the exact news to come back before making any intervention.

Three days later, the intelligence from the Sky Eye and the Ground Network began to be continuously transmitted back like a revolving lantern. What made Tang Yin slightly relieved was that the intelligence transmitted back confirmed that Yin Rou had indeed fled to Anguo with the emperor and the ministers in the court. In Tang Yin's view, as long as Yin Rou did not fall into the hands of Chuan and Zhen, things would be much easier.

The following intelligence was mostly bad news. The emperor fled north with his harem family and all the ministers in the court. The coalition forces of Chuan and Zhen were relentless and chased after him, with a posture that they would not stop until the emperor was captured. During the emperor's escape to the north, he sent out requests for help to other vassal states, including Shenchi.

However, the reactions of the vassal states disappointed the emperor, and even made him desperate. Shenchi was completely indifferent and aloof. It used neutrality as an excuse, saying that it had never interfered in the internal affairs of the empire or the vassal states. As for any disputes, they had been resolved through consultation between the emperor and the kings.

Other countries also found excuses of one kind or another to refuse assistance, and did not even verbally support them. Among them, Anguo made Yin Zhun most angry.

The emperor fled into Anguo. The king of Anguo, Yue Ze, was afraid of the coalition forces of Chuan and Zhen, and shrank in the capital. He did not even dare to see the emperor, nor did he let the emperor hide in Anguo's capital for refuge. He also issued a document ordering the counties, counties, and cities of Anguo to refuse the emperor to enter. As a result, Yin Zhun and his family and ministers had no place to stay and could only flee all the way.

The indulgence and fear of the various vassal states greatly enhanced the arrogance of the two countries of Sichuan and Zhen. The battle in Shangjing has not yet been completely over, and the main armies of the two countries have already pursued into Anguo with great fanfare and openness.

The army rashly entered without the consent of Anguo, which was no different from an invasion, but Yueze did not dare to express any dissatisfaction. The millions of troops of Anguo were afraid to fight, and watched the Sichuan and Zhen coalition forces enter Anguo as if they were in no man's land, and wantonly pursued and killed the emperor.

However, the Sichuan and Zhen coalition forces did not dare to be presumptuous in Anguo, but only pursued the emperor and his entourage, even if they disturbed the people, they did not rob property. The two sides seemed to have a tacit understanding, one side chased the emperor, and the other side indulged. Fortunately, Anguo did not assist the Sichuan and Zhen coalition forces in capturing the emperor, otherwise Yin Zhun would have fallen into the hands of Anguo no matter how fast he ran.

Because Anguo refused to take in the emperor, Yin Zhun and his entourage had no choice but to cross the territory of Anguo and flee to the Mo Kingdom in the north.

Anguo did not dare to be an enemy of Chuan and Zhen and accepted the emperor. Shao Ting, the king of Mo, was even more indecisive. When he heard that the emperor was fleeing to Mo and bringing the Chuan and Zhen coalition forces, he immediately ordered to close the border between Mo and Anguo to prevent the emperor from entering Moguo.

Mo's crown prince Shao Fang and right prime minister Dong Cheng immediately stood up to oppose. Even if Moguo did not want to be an enemy of Chuan and Zhen, it could not shut the emperor out. The best way was to follow the example of Anguo and allow the emperor to enter, but refuse to accept it, and of course not prohibit the Chuan and Zhen coalition forces from entering. As for where the emperor wanted to flee, it had nothing to do with Moguo.

Shao Ting thought that what Shao Fang and Dong Cheng said was reasonable, so he immediately adopted it and immediately issued documents to all counties of Moguo, not allowing the emperor to enter any city or town of Moguo.

The relentless pursuit of Chuan and Zhen, the ruthlessness of An and Mo, and the indifference of Shenchi and other vassal states made Yin Zhun feel the fickleness of the world. The emperor of the empire, who was once high and mighty, has now become a disaster and plague. Everyone is afraid to avoid him. There is no place for him in the huge Haotian Empire.

When Yin Zhun fled to Mo and saw Mo's attitude clearly, he was completely desperate. At this time, he didn't even plan to continue fleeing. He let Chuan and Zhen catch him. It was up to them to kill or shave him. However, the ministers below didn't want to give up like this. They persuaded Yin Zhun that since Mo didn't accept the emperor, he should run north again. After all, there were Feng and Ning in the north.

The ministers said this not for Yin Zhun's sake, but for themselves. People knew very well that once they fell into the hands of Chuan and Zhen, the two countries might not dare to do anything to the emperor, but none of their ministers would survive. Chuan and Zhen would first purge the ministers around the emperor, and then replace them with their confidants, undermining the emperor's power and firmly controlling him, and then plotting for the throne step by step.

At this time, Yin Rou did not persuade Yin Zhun to continue to flee northward. She was more afraid now. She didn't know whether Tang Yin's sweet words and vows to her were true. What if Fengguo refused to accept the emperor and herself like An and Moguo? That would not only be a dead end, but also humiliating herself. Yin Rou was afraid of seeing such a result. Instead of facing the cruel reality, it would be better to leave a trace of beauty in her heart, so she didn't want her brother to go to Fengguo.

She thought so. Yin Zhun also did not have much hope for Feng Kingdom. Although he personally bestowed the title of Feng Kingdom's monarch Tang Yin, he and Tang Yin had only met once. His relationship with Tang Yin was much more distant than his relationship with Prince An and Prince Mo. Even Prince An and Prince Mo treated him like this, so how could he dare to count on Tang Yin?

After discussing with the ministers, he decided to run to the northwest of Ning State. First of all, Ning State's national power was the strongest in the north. Secondly, Yin Zhun had a very good impression of Ning King Yan Chu. He felt that he was a young and very courageous king. He was the only one. He has the strength and courage to dare to become enemies of Sichuan and Zhen.

Yin Zhun and the ministers in the court were right. If in normal times, Yan Chu's head was hot, he might really accept the emperor. But now, Ning Guo itself is not safe. The battle with Du Ji is in full swing in the north, and the east is fighting with Du Ji. The armies of the Feng Kingdom faced each other across the river and fought on two fronts. The Central Army, which numbered more than a million, suffered heavy losses and there was not much left. The capital's military strength was extremely empty. Under such circumstances, even if the Ning Kingdom had ten more courages, it would not dare to provoke the Sichuan and Zhen coalition forces. , let another war break out in the south of Ningguo. Furthermore, if the emperor is accepted, who will be in charge of Ningguo in the future? It is the emperor who has the final say or Ning Wang Yan Chu who has the final say. Accepting the emperor is equivalent to instantly reducing Yan Chu, the king of a country, to a minister of a country. For Yan Chu, who has great ambitions, how can he be willing to accept it?

Because of these various internal and external factors, Ningguo acted more decisively than An and Mozambique. When he learned that Yin Zhun and the Manchu ministers had fled to the Ningmo border, Yan Chu didn't even think about it and immediately sent an order to the border to cover the entire border. It is closed and no one can enter or exit.

When Yin Zhun and others fled to the border between Ning and Mo and saw the tightly closed city gates and the heavily guarded Ning army, the last glimmer of hope in people's hearts was shattered.

They fled all the way north from Shangjing, passed through Anguo and Moguo, and arrived at the Ningmo border. In nearly a month, they had traveled hundreds of miles, but what awaited them was a closed door from Ningguo. People's physical strength has long reached its limit, and now the last hope is gone. People are like deflated rubber balls, lying limp on the ground one by one, motionless.

Now Yin Zhun and his party were in extreme misery. The emperor, ministers and their families together numbered more than a thousand people, plus the more than 2,000 palace guards who accompanied them, there were thousands of people in total. They fled north all the way. We found a place to rest, let alone supplies. The food in the team had already been eaten up. Even Yin Zhun had not eaten a bite for two days. If this continued, there would be no need for the Sichuan and Zhen coalition forces to pursue them. They themselves would have to starve to death.

There is no way forward and there are soldiers chasing behind you. What else can you do at this time? Yin Zhun looked at the ministers around him and asked weakly and tremblingly: "Dear dear friends, I...where can I go now?"

"..." No one answered. All the ministers drooped their heads, their faces full of sadness and despair.

Hedong.

After learning that the emperor had fled to Mo Country and Mo Country refused to accept him, Tang Yin did not hesitate anymore and hastily handed over the Hedong camp to Xiao Muqing for the time being. He himself took Qiu Zhen, Cheng Jin, Letian and Qian Qian with him. As a bodyguard, he rode a fast horse and traveled through the night to return to the mainland of Feng Country.

Tang Yin and others rushed all the way without stopping until they entered Tongmen and took a break. Then Tang Yin found Letian and asked him to send a message to Yancheng as soon as possible, asking the 100,000 Chifeng troops left behind in Yancheng to immediately go south to Baguan.

Tang Yin's intention to transfer the 100,000 Chifeng troops from Yancheng to Baguan on the Fengmo border could not be more obvious. He was preparing to accept the emperor, and relied on Baguan to resist the Sichuan and Zhen coalition forces.

That night, taking advantage of Tang Yin's free time to rest in Tongmen, Qiu Zhen found Tang Yin and sent away all the entourages on his left and right. Then he asked seriously: "Are you prepared to accept the emperor into the Feng Kingdom?"

Tang Yin glanced at Qiu Zhen and nodded with a smile.

Qiu Zhen couldn't laugh at this moment. He said quietly: "Your Majesty, you must think carefully!"

"Think about what?"

"Think carefully about the consequences if I, Dafeng, accept the emperor. It is very likely that we will be attacked by a joint attack by the armies of Sichuan and Zhen. The war in Hedong has not yet subsided, and the south will be fighting millions of enemies on both fronts. War...does the king think it is worth it for a woman?"

Looking at the worried Qiu Zhen, Tang Yin bowed his head and said in an unusually firm tone: "It's worth it! Even if I have to be the enemy of the whole world and my body is shattered to pieces, I am still willing to do it."

well! Qiu Zhen sighed secretly and then stopped talking.

Tang Yin patted Qiu Zhen on the shoulder and asked seriously: "Qiu Zhen, are you willing to help me?"

Qiu Zhen shook his head and smiled bitterly, paused for a moment, and then said slowly: "As a monarch and minister, I must do what you ask me to do; as a friend, I must help you what you want to do; As a brother, if you want to be smashed to pieces, I must go with you!"

This sentence moved Tang Yin extremely. He didn't say anything more, but slowly turned away.