Three days later, in a complete building in Pyongyang City, Xijing, North Korea, Ming Dynasty Counselor Qi Jin was sitting by the window looking at the drizzle, frowning and sighing.

This Qi Jin is also a historical celebrity. Yes, his "Qi" is Qi Shaobao's "Qi". He is Qi Shaobao's nephew and has followed Qi Shaobao in the march and war since he was a child.

This time Qi Jin, who was in his prime, was also in the Korean army, but was incorporated into Li Rusong's regiment.

As a close disciple of Qi Shaobao, Lin Tailai sent his "senior brother" Qi Jin to escort Linhaijun, the eldest prince of North Korea, to Liaodong because of his love for incense. It was considered as a free reward.

Anyway, Lin Tianshuai knows best. He will definitely not fight in Seoul recently, and Qi Jin will not miss the battle in Seoul if he is on a business trip.

Qi Jin himself also appreciated it. As the saying goes, there are people at the top who are good at doing things, so he happily accepted the task.

Unexpectedly, this Linhai Lord was dragging his feet along the way, making Qi Shenjiang very irritable.

After arriving in Pyongyang, Lord Linhai became bedridden. General Qi Shen had no choice but to kill the eldest prince of North Korea.

Qi Shenjiang felt like he was wasting his time by guarding Linhai Jun who was suspected of being a rogue.

He began to worry that if he continued to waste time like this, if a war started in Seoul, he would be in trouble if he couldn't make it back.

Who would have thought that what was originally thought to be a simple and easy job with no reward would end up in such a deadlock.

Qi Shen will start to think about whether he should write a letter to his good junior brother and change someone to guard Linhai Jun?

Suddenly, he heard a faint noise. Generals in wartime are very sensitive. General Qi Shen immediately picked up his sword and walked out.

Just then, a soldier ran over and reported: "I don't know how many Korean people are coming outside, blocking the streets and alleys, asking to pay homage to Lord Linhai!"

This news surprised General Qi. Linhaijun had been stranded in Pyongyang for a while, and the people in the city usually didn't pay attention to him. Why did so many people suddenly appear today asking to pay homage?

He could immediately guess that it must be instigated and organized by someone.

But he was even more confused, what was the purpose of this?

Linhaijun is neither the king of Korea, nor the crown prince, nor a powerful minister, so what is the value of making a big move? Is it because of his status as the eldest prince?

The soldier asked: "How to deal with it, please give me some advice from Mr. Qi!"

Qi Jin replied without thinking: "Previously, Duke Lue issued an order to prevent Lord Linhai from contacting Korean subjects in order to avoid causing trouble!"

"But there are really a lot of people outside this time." The soldier reminded, "It is also troublesome to block people outside and refuse to disperse."
Chapter completed!