Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1205: Sassanid Princess!

Chapter 1205: Sassanid Princess!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Lord Protector-General flatters me. A commander's duty is to lead his army, campaign on the frontier, and render service. There's nothing deserving of a title in that," Wang Chong nonchalantly said, his expression extremely calm.

Whether it was the War of Nanzhao or the Battle of Talas, Wang Chong had never cared about such things. All he cared about was that he had been able to win the Battle of Talas and resolve that potential crisis.

"Let's go!" Wang Chong said, and once more began to move. He had returned from Sindhu partially because he had resolved the matter of the Hyderabad ore, but also because he had received a letter from Feng Changqing.

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"So, what exactly is going on in Khorasan?"

In the governor's mansion of Khorasan, Wang Chong got straight to the point. There were no outsiders present, and only the high-ranking officers of the Great Tang remained in this room. Feng Changqing's smile quickly faded, his brows dropping down as he began to explain.

"Everything truly is going as Lord Protector-General expected. Without the threat of Arabia, Khorasan is on the right track, but a few hidden problems have gradually begun to reveal themselves. Although the various rebel armies are extremely respectful toward our Great Tang, their relationships with each other are nothing as harmonious. In this period of time, we've already learned of several incidents in which the rebel armies have gotten in conflict with each other. Our soldiers don't share the same language and have an extremely unique status. If we carelessly interfere, we will inevitably be criticized for favoring one side and being unjust to the other.

"Not only that, the rebel leaders are beginning to show a difference of opinion from each other. Although they still manage to appear peaceful on the outside, an undercurrent is flowing down below. They are no longer as united as they once were."

Feng Changqing made no attempt to conceal his concerns. He could handle

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