Chapter 520: Information warfare

"Why is it responsible?" Xia Fan twitched his lips.

"Because it's not for you, it's impossible for me to think about future issues

so early." Ning Wanjun closed her eyes again. "To be honest, all I did was to

avenge my mother, as long as I was sitting on the throne. It’s not Ning’s

father and second son. The other things are not that important. I have never

thought about how I will govern Qiguo after my wish is fulfilled. I feel

sincere when I think of the crying and crying appearances of those empresses.

Pleasant, but the situation in the future is completely blank."

Xia Fan fell silent. In fact, he could see this. The third princess did not

have that strong desire for power. Perhaps it was for this reason that she

delegated most of the power to herself.

"I have a vague feeling that you are different from most people. The things

that the world is eager for are actually not that attractive in your eyes."

Ning Wanjun continued to mutter, "In case something is not in line with the

original intention. , You will choose to change or stay away, so I hope that

no matter what happens in the future, you will choose the former. I guess you

don’t want the better Jinxia City to change back to the past, right?"

"That would change a lot of things." Xia Fan wiped the water stains from the

princess's hair with a towel, and her long black hair showed its luster again.

"Then let it change, and I will support you as always," Ning Wanjun smiled,

"This is also the agreed content-if you encounter any hesitation in the

future, please remember to remember what I have done today. the words said."

…

As soon as the order was issued, the bureau began to operate at high speed.

"Does the above want us to write a letter of persuasion?" Yu Shuangxue and

others sat in the office of the Propaganda Department, listening to Luo

Youer's task.

"Not to persuade surrender, but to evoke the other party's nostalgia. The

target is the bottom soldiers of the Shenzhou Army, most of them are locals."

Luo Youer truthfully relayed Xia Fan's request, "The content should be simple

and easy to understand. It's easy to print. I have notified several bookstores

to ask them to come to the bureau to pick up the manuscript. It is two noon,

and the manuscript I want to see in half an hour. Everyone, are you sure you

can do it?"

Yu Shuangxue has been in Jinxia for a while, and already knows the style of

doing things here-no matter what he does, the deadline is accurate to within a

day, and he pays attention to efficiency while also taking into account

reasonableness. Before the arrangement, he always asks the specific service

person's opinion. If you feel that there is any difficulty, you can

immediately bring it up, but once you answer it, there is no possibility of

regretting it.

"No problem, leave it to us."

"Can you express it in simple strokes? I think the Jinxia guidelines that the

Propaganda Department previously issued are quite effective. There are not a

few words, but they can be read at a glance."

"I hope that the bureau can recruit some local teachers, so that it will be

convenient to ask about homesickness."

Everyone said rushingly.

Yu Shuangxue thought for a while and put forward her own thoughts, "I want to

find another person to help. She is good at writing stories, and she lives

with me on weekdays, so she doesn't have to worry about the risk of leaking

secrets."

"Who?" Luo Youer asked.

"Xintao."

…

As soon as I arrived at the hour (1 pm), the shopkeepers of the various

bookstores received the manuscripts they were responsible for printing.

Then there are typesetting and printing-the text is simple, and the sketches

need to be special and rigid. In order not to delay time, the Bookstore Bureau

prepared multiple manuscripts and printed them separately. The bookstore,

which had been notified long ago, immediately opened fire and turned the

original manuscript into stacks of leaflets. For the shopkeeper, these printed

materials do not need to consider the sales situation, and the bureau never

delays the account, which can be regarded as the best business to do, so each

of them worked extremely hard. Only an hour later, the first batch of 5,000

flyers was handed over to Luo Youer.

And Olina Okan has also landed in the bureau compound.

It was Li sitting on the back of the dragon.

"All the things that Master Xia wants are here." Luo You'er lifted her feet up

and raised the wrapped flyer to Li. "The second batch can be printed in half

an hour, and if you need it, you can come and get it at any time."

"Thanks for your hard work." The fox demon raised the flyer, nodded to Luo

Youer, and then patted the dragon's back, "Go, let's set off."

Olena whispered, flapped her wings and flew to the west.

Some spies still lurking in Jinxia City have also noticed the unusual movement

of the bureau and the West Pole dragon flying in the city, but they have lost

the channel to quickly transmit the news to the Privy Council. If they use

normal means, at least It takes two or three days.

In terms of the speed of information, the Privy Council has been far behind by

Jin Xia.

…

The military camp on the edge of the Privy Council.

After a day of marching, everyone can faintly see the outer wall of White

River City.

According to the plan, the siege will be launched tomorrow, and the entire

Jinxia Army will have no more than 10,000 troops south of Jiujiang. If you

don't say 50,000 to 10,000, you will win, at least it can suppress the

opponent in White River City, and it will no longer be as supernatural as it

used to be. This is also the biggest goal of the left-wing frontier army.

It was the Privy Council who made this decision to guard Huwan.

He is also the supreme commander of the Left Army.

Although it has a huge advantage in terms of numbers, UU reading www.uukanshu.

com, but he is not as confident as in the past. In fact, the strategy of

joining forces to attack White River City and abandoning other towns was also

decided after consultation with the generals of the frontier army. For some

reason, the Central Army in the Privy Council seemed to turn a deaf ear to

their situation and did not make any adjustments despite the setbacks of the

troops everywhere. In a sense, his actions have violated the above strategy,

but now he would rather bear the responsibility and have to do it-otherwise

the left wing will lose again and be eaten by the Jinxia people.

"Give me an order to send the Shenzhou Army's military pay in advance." Huwan

called to his guards, "and tell them, who can step into Baihe City tomorrow

and get a reward of 100 taels."

"My lord, but the silver boxes are in the hands of those generals..."

"This is an order from the Privy Council." The guard's expression sank.

"Yes, I'm going to convey it."

Issuing silver before the battle is the last incentive method, and its effect

is second only to the indulgence and looting after the city. Considering that

this place is in Shenzhou, the team is mostly locals from Shenzhou, so it is

naturally impossible to give rewards for looting White River City. Similarly,

the army carried so many silver taels, and once the money was paid, he would

have no more cards to give out.

It's just that Huwan felt that if White River City couldn't be taken, this

frontier army would have no follow-up at all. He vaguely realized that the

strength of the Jinxia army in the field encounters was already higher than

that of the Tenzhou Allied Forces. If it were not limited by the number, let

alone Shenzhou, even the entire Qiguo would be demanded by the opponent.

"What are you talking about?" Hu Wan raised his brows and stepped out of the

big tent. I saw the shadow of the setting sun, a black dragon shadow shuttled

back and forth over the camp, and a large amount of snow-white things

scattered behind him, floating into the camp one by one. Wherever he went,

everyone was curious and looted.