Zhan Long Chapter 893- Promotion to Commander in Chief

Chapter 893- Promotion to Commander in Chief

In this world, everyone will comment on anything that we do and say. In this world there were too many people who like to order others around but so what, if one's heart was firm one wouldn't be affected due to the doubts of others. A lion wouldn't get angry after being provoked by sheep. That was why I wasn't angry at all, anyways Flaming Cloud City, Waterfront City had became spoils of war for China Region under my efforts. That was the final outcome. How I achieved that didn't matter anymore. Moreover, my actions were proper and logical so no one could fault me for that.

　　I landed in the familiar Tian Ling City and found Li Meng Yao, handing over the Saint Hall Cavalry Class Change Certificate to her. Then I arranged four people to accompany her to do her class change. At the same time, I ordered Li Mu, Wang Jian etc to lead [Zhan Long] men to Fan Shu City to assist. As for Moon City they had retreated three hours ago and we didn't know what their next step was. Moon City attacked Bridge of Fate at War God River for a full four days and nights and didn't manage to take it down, they probably retreated in defeat.

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　　"General Li!"

　　A messenger soldier galloped over swiftly, "Please head to the palace to discuss!"

　　"En..."

　　I frowned. Waterfront City was already taken down but we were probably going to discuss another matter. Duke Luo Xun entered Tian Ling City, the Rongdi Army under him was at least a hundred thousand strong and was really decisive. Moreover he was the Marshal for the Waterfront City battle, the merits from taking down Waterfront City had made him a famous general in Tian Ling City. Who knew what Owen was going to reward him. Actually as a Duke and Marshal, Luo Xun was already only below Owen. I really wasn't able to think what else he wanted.

　　I summoned my God Dragon Horse, galloping all the way into the palace. I jumped off and strolled into the main hall. Within the palace hall, generals and civil servants stood in two separate rows. Even Han Yuan,

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