In addition, Zhao Gou, who did not know that the Wuma Mountain rebels had moved to Taihang, asked Huang Qianshan and Wang Boyan to obtain sufficiently accurate military information about Wuma Mountain from Ma Kao's mouth. He also sent spies to the north quickly to inform the Jin soldiers.

On the one hand, he flattered the Jin soldiers, and on the other hand, he eradicated King Xin. Killing two birds with one stone.

After Emperor Gaozong sent thousands of refugees, old and weak, to Ma Kuo to go north, he immediately issued a return edict in response to Zongze's twenty-first begging memorial.

Gaozong's response this time made Commander Zongze and a group of patriotic generals happy. This time there was an edict to "return to Luan", which was a major event that attracted the attention of the military and civilians in Tokyo. Zhao Gou's edict has been announced.

Since what he said is conclusive, then there is nothing for you to say. Many soldiers and people are looking forward to it, and the emperor will definitely come when the time comes.

Soon, a group of ragged people claiming to be the Wuma Mountain Rebels were sent to Yangzhou by the Song Army. Huang Qianshan personally met with these fleeing "Wuma Mountain Rebels". When asked for details, he learned from this group of "Wuma Mountain Rebels"

From his mouth, he learned that the Jin soldiers, who had received information from Gaozong's secret envoy, had captured Wuma Mountain. The entire Wuma Mountain rebel army was wiped out, and King Xin Zhao Zhen was captured again by the Jin soldiers.

Immediately one day later, a special envoy from the Kingdom of Jin came and sent a secret letter to Gaozong Zhaogou. He told Gaozong that Zhao Zhen in Wuma Mountain and was captured by them, and arrogantly asked Gaozong Zhaogou to

Unconditional surrender.

Zhao Gou didn't care about the arrogance of the Jin State. Surrendering would be the end of the world and he would not surrender. But he was unwilling to resist the Jin soldiers. He was afraid of the Jin soldiers and preferred to guard half of the country and become the son-emperor of the Jin State.

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What pleased Zhao Gou the most was that Zhao Zhen was captured again by the Kingdom of Jin, and he had no potential threat to him. Therefore, there was no need for him to risk his life and go to Bianliang, Tokyo. Let Zongze handle it there.

The most important thing is to protect your own safety on the home front.

In the summer of the second year of Emperor Jianyan's reign, Zongze, who was bedridden, felt as cold as ice. Emperor Zhaogou did not keep his word and did not come. He deceived the vast number of soldiers and civilians in Tokyo and millions of militiamen in Lianghe. Everyone's heart was broken.

In panic, some of everyone felt disappointed, some felt chilled, some felt sad, and some felt angry. Zongze, who had been severely hit mentally, was completely disappointed in Zhao Gou.

On Zongze's hospital bed, Yue Fei, Wang Gui and other generals looked anxiously at the Optimist Jade Pillar of the Song Dynasty. Once Zongze, the Optimist Jade Pillar, fell, the Song Dynasty's great cause of resisting the Jin Dynasty would probably be even more difficult.

It's difficult.
Chapter completed!