Qin Wanzhi led the troops to the foot of the mountain, and then realized that the situation in the mountain was not good. If someone guarded the steep part of the mountain, no matter how many people climbed up, they might be stoned by the people on the mountain.

Therefore, Qin Wanzhi wanted to rely on her strong martial arts skills to quietly go up with a few female soldiers, kill the guards there, and then guard the mountain crossing. After the female soldiers went up, they could annihilate the mountain bandits hiding there.

When Zhou Ye saw that Qin Wanzhi wanted to go up the mountain by himself, he quickly suggested that he was a man with good physical strength, otherwise he should be allowed to go up first. After he went up and ensured safety, Qin Wanzhi would then take others up.

Qin Wanzhi initially disagreed, but as soon as she took a few steps forward, Zhou Ye caught up with her from behind, quickly surpassing her and walking to the front.

On this steep mountain road, Qin Wanzhi couldn't stop him, let alone call out, so he could only follow behind.

Just like that, the two of them went up the mountain one after another. It happened that the guards on the mountain thought that no one would come, so they didn't pay much attention. Only after the two of them went up the mountain did they find them.

As a result, the bandits rushed over with weapons in hand. They knew very well that the people who could surround and suppress them now must be the officers and soldiers. What's more, although Qin Wanzhi's armor was women's, it was obviously from the Qingzhou Army.

Although these people were outnumbered, Qin Wanzhi and Zhou Ye were highly skilled in martial arts and guarded the mountain crossing, making it impossible for the bandits to stop the female soldiers coming up one after another.

As more and more people came up, the bandits gradually couldn't stand it anymore, and the cave where they were hiding was quickly breached.

After jointly defending against the enemy, Qin Wanzhi developed a good impression of Zhou Ye. She felt that Zhou Ye was capable of both literary and military skills and did not have the annoying temperament of a private son. In addition, the husband she wanted to find was also

A man who can accompany her on the battlefield, so he looks at Zhou Ye a little differently.

The two had a deep friendship for each other, and in the subsequent process of suppressing bandits, they got along with each other more and more tacitly.

So, when Qin Wanzhi chatted with him this time, he hinted that Zhou Ye could go to his house to propose marriage.
Chapter completed!