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nChapter 602: The Gear of Fate Begins to Turn!_1

nTranslator: 549690339

nYear 7836 of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

nA violent peasant uprising began to erupt around Fengnan County.

nIn less than two years, the system established by the government for nearly ten thousand years was torn apart by the Fire Sect in an organized and premeditated manner. All the official organizations in Fengnan County were basically expelled or eroded.

nEven the governor of Fengnan County, a Rank Two official, had died in the riot.

nThis news shocked the entire world.

nOne had to know that this was a second-grade official, an existence that controlled an area.

nFrom the beginning of the establishment of the vassal state in the era of the emperor of the ancient Tian family until now, among the officials killed in the uprising, the governor of Fengnan County, Gan Tian, was undoubtedly the highest level.

nApart from being shocked.

nThe Great Zhou Imperial Court finally felt that something was wrong.

nA few years ago, wasn’t the Fire Sect still preaching in the south-east and south-west of the southern barbarian territory? The power they possessed was not enough to support them to do such an irrational thing, right?

nBut now, why was he so daring to swagger his hand near the land of fish and rice in the belly of the Great Zhou Dynasty?

nHowever, no matter how shocked the officials were, they were still shocked.

nThe Great Zhou immediately came up with a countermeasure.

nAfter confirming the location of the incident, the imperial court mobilized all the military forces from the other eight counties and three continents around Fengnan County as quickly as possible.

nHe was prepared to suppress the forces of the Fire Sect in Fengnan County and kill them all.

nHowever, it was worth mentioning that in this war, there was no sign of the emperor’s army.

nAlthough the decision-makers inside and outside the court kept their mouths shut, almost everyone could guess that it was because the war of the past few years had emptied the government’s financial reserves.

nAs a result, the imperial court was unable to provide too much funding and soldiers.

nThe scale of this war was not large. A few years ago, when the war was fierce, such a small-scale internal war might not even be qualified to be noticed by other countries.

nBut now, they were stuck at the critical moment when the various countries had finally extinguished the flames of war and were ready to lick their wounds and recover their strength.

nTherefore, even though it was only a small-scale internal war, it still attracted the attention of many countries.

nOther than the Great Zhou.

nAlmost all the other countries had the attitude of watching a good show.

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nAt this moment.

nIn the distant northwest, in Northern Glacier Town.

nAll these years, apart from going out regularly to relax, he had been able to enjoy his life.

nLi Ruxing spent most of his energy on cultivation.

nShe would only wake up and watch occasionally when there was some information that she was concerned about. However, if he encountered any information related to Northern Glacier Town or the Starmoon Army, he would not care about them.

nIn other words, ever since he resigned from his position, Li Ruxing seemed to have really disappeared from this world. He completely removed himself from the Star Moon Army and no longer cared about the Star Moon Army and everything in Northern Ice River Town.

nIn the beginning, almost everyone was at a loss.

nAfter all, when Li Ruxing was in power, he had extremely strict control over power and punishment. Her existence was like a mountain, pressing down on the chest of every member of the Star Moon Army.

nAs the second-generation heir, she had left a deep impression on all the members of the Star Moon Army.

nAlthough he had adapted to it with the passage of time.

nHowever, the Star Moon Troop was still marked with Li Ruxing’s traces.

nHowever, this trace was not as eye-catching as the founder, Li Yueming.

nAnd now.

nWhen he heard that an uprising had broken out in the Great Zhou Dynasty.

nLi Ruxing’s eyes, which had been calm for many years, suddenly flickered.

nEven Li Ruyue, who was reading the letter outside, was stunned when she saw this scene.

nHow long had it been since Second Sister was moved?

nWhen had she ever been so spirited and mischievous?

nHow valiant was he when he was dressed in red and galloped on the battlefield?

nPerhaps in the beginning, Li Ruyue could still count the details, but after so many years, even Li Ruyue was already numb to it.

nBut now, Li Ruxing’s eyes were once again filled with the usual vigor.

nTo Li Ruyue, this was definitely a familiar yet unfamiliar feeling…

nThe familiarity came from the memories in his mind, but the strangeness came from the span of time.

nLi Ruyue was afraid that this scene was just her own illusion, so she asked nervously,””Second Sister, what’s wrong? Are you alright?”

nLi Ruxing didn’t answer these questions that she didn’t think were important. Her clear eyes repeatedly glanced over the words on the letter. After a long while, she raised her head and said,”Sister, how’s the construction of the Great Zhou’s Dragon Subdue Pass and Tiger Subdue Pass going?”

nLi Ruyue was stunned for a moment, but she quickly regained her composure. “This is a super impregnable pass that has stood tall for nearly ten thousand years. Even if the Great Zhou Dynasty spared no expense, it would not be so easy to restore it. Naturally, it can’t be repaired so easily…”

nAt this point, she paused.. After thinking for a moment, she said nervously, “Sister, don’t tell me you want to take advantage of the chaos in the Great Zhou to attack the pass?”

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