An Understated Dominance Chinese Novel

Chapter 1801

Lu Tianba’s words were sonorous and powerful, full of emotion.

If there is chaos in Xiliang, the eight princes, high officials and dignitaries from all sides, including tens of millions of people, will not be spared.

Everyone’s roots are rooted in Xiliang, and anyone who has a certain sense of family and country will not sit idly by.

“Young prince, this is the truth. However, I am timid and fearful. I always look forward and backward. What should I do if my troops are destroyed in the chaos?” Zhou Bo looked hesitant.

“Uncle Zhou, I can guarantee that if you have any losses afterwards, the palace will compensate you double!” Lu Tianba said seriously.

He naturally understood that when Zhou Bo said these words, he wanted to take the opportunity to gain substantial benefits.

After all, this is an act of risking all your wealth, and if it fails, you will suffer heavy losses.

There is nothing wrong with the other party doing this.

“Little prince, it’s not that I don’t trust you, but for things like this, you can’t just say it.” Zhou Bo’s eyes were somewhat meaningful.

just ask. As long as this

have shown

of the young prince, I

nor any money or treasures. What I’m most worried about now is my daughter. She is twenty-five this year and has not found a good family so far. If she can marry Giving you, the young prince, is the blessing she has earned in her

“marry me?”

Tianba raised his eyebrows,

“That’s right.”

“Although my daughter Zhou Tong cannot be said to be the most beautiful woman in the country, she is still as beautiful as a

now wants money and people, and the only thing

dead, Lu Tianba is

she will become the princess of Xiliang in the future,

will be the head

your wife marry me,

men, with both civil and military talents. My daughter has admired him

now on. No matter what trouble the palace encounters, I, Zhou Bo, will do my best to help, even if I throw my life and blood, even if I spend all my wealth, I will help you.”

slightly, not knowing

conditions had exceeded his