Remould the Glory of Chapter 1184 - 114: A Blade of Grass2

Chapter 1184: Chapter 114: A Blade of Grass_2

Peace or turbulence in Qian State depend entirely on how the Crown Prince views himself.

If he trusts in himself,

then no matter how much evidence points to him, it will eventually crumble on its own.

"That alone is not enough, I’m afraid."

Xie Xuanyi said with a smile, "Though the Crown Prince lacks tolerance for people, he harbors ambitions to annex the Nine Provinces."

"Your words are absolutely true..."

Mi Yun said with even deeper guilt, "Alas, Mi Yun’s abilities are limited, and this is all I can do. For the rest, we might need a ’Firewood Adder’."

Raging fire needs just a bit more kindle.

"Wait a minute..."

Xie Xuanyi’s expression turned peculiar, "You wouldn’t be referring to , would you?"

"Indeed."

Mi Yun clasped his hands together in a grand salute, "Benefactor... if you so please, you might have to make a trip to Qian State. Although there are experts aplenty there, soon all of Li Kingdom’s strong will gather here, while the crisis over there can be handled by benefactor alone."

"..."

Xie Xuanyi looked at the little fellow, unsure of what to say for a mont.

At first,

he thought he had seen through all of Mi Yun’s plans.

But during their discussion, he suddenly realized sothing was off, yet it was already too late.

Could it be,

this move was also guided by the Cause and Effect Dao Realm?

"Is there a major move at Xuanbei Pass coming up?"

Xie Xuanyi, half-smiling and half-serious, seed to understand sothing vaguely, "The Buddhist people... there seem to be more than I imagined."

"This calamity might be the last crisis for the Buddhist in overcoming this disaster."

Mi Yun said respectfully, "If survived, Fan Yin Temple can avoid the danger of extermination, and the world will welco peace and stability. In no ti, Li Kingdom could achieve unity across the Nine Provinces."

...

...

Qian State.

Crown Prince Mansion.

Though night had fallen, the place was brightly lit.

The grand hall with its high beams was adorned with floating flas and brocades. Outside, snow whirled, but inside, it was warm as spring. Vines covered the long corridors, and dozens of absolutely stunning young maidens, dressed in light blue long sleeves, attended outside the main hall, with constant lody like a celestial paradise.

This "grand feast