Fengzhou.
Upon receiving the secret letter from Liu Ji sent back from Jiangdong, Prince Huai was overjoyed.
The plan is set; this means the Wu Family will dispatch troops to pin down Chen Mo. In this way, Chen Mo will have to defend Linzhou, unable to spare troops to support Qingzhou, nor have the strength to attack his Huai state.
And he would have enough strength and resources to attack Chen Mo's Qingzhou.
After capturing Qingzhou, he could open the crucial route to the Northern Land, making it possible to either completely eliminate Chen Mo or recover the North.
Therefore, Prince Huai decided not to delay any longer and planned to attack Qingzhou as soon as possible.
He gathered his staff officers and generals in his royal tent for a meeting.
Looking at the people below, Prince Huai first mentioned the secret letter from Liu Ji, saying the plan is set and that the Wu Family agreed to send troops to pin down Chen Mo, and asked how to proceed with attacking Qingzhou.
