At that time, he released Jing Ci, whom Tang Zan had painstakingly captured, from prison, saying softly, calling it unforgettable old feelings, or unclear judgment.
To put it bluntly, that was betrayal of the country.
Fortunately, even if Tang Zan ignored him, he covered for him and even went to the enemy to rescue him.
Tang Peizhong felt deeply guilty, but couldn't find a breakthrough to resolve it.
Just when he thought he would live in regret forever, Pei Shu'er brought Tang Zan along.
She wasn't actually without grievances against her father-in-law, but the immediate priority was to win the battle.
Any personal feelings or grudges would have to wait until after victory.
If the battle was lost, then there would be no future to speak of.
This time, the Dazi's attack was not like before; there was no joking around at all.
They gathered many nearby tribes just to conquer the Gulan Military Camp.
