In the end, the bloody sword was inserted straight into the center of the largest tent in the Huns' court, as if it was declaring something, and no one dared to touch it, even though his master had already claimed that he was free.

But at the same time, his master also claimed that its owner was the next Chanyu of the Huns. After such a show that was both killing and performing, no one thought he could become the Chanyu of the Huns.

These Huns even believed that Maodun was called the Shanyu of the Huns, and he could not afford this supreme title, and those who could bear this title on this land were already about to emerge.

Xiang Yu returned to the place where he was standing naked. When his feet stood firmly there, the Hun leader beside him was a little further away from him because although his body was still neat, the bloody smell that filled the air could not deceive people. This person was more terrifying than all the Hun leader combined.

Xiang Yu stood there, but at this moment, these emotions that represented the people who had the highest power of the Huns for him had long been unknown to what extent.

"Although you continue to choose the next Shanyu of the Huns, as for me, as long as no one is deliberately targeting me, the sword will not be pulled out by me tonight."

Xiang Yu's meaning is already very clear, that is, he came here, and he was not involved in their messy things at all. As long as I didn't mess with me, I would watch the fun here. Although Xiang Yu didn't say it, these people were very clear that what Xiang Yu did was just that he and his 10,000 cavalry could live smoothly on the land of the Huns as always.

Of course, this is beyond doubt for these Huns. They all understand that if they regard Xiang Yu as a friend, if something bad happened to the Huns, they can still contribute to helping them.

If he could not regard him as a friend, then with the current Huns' unsatisfactory combat power, even if there are 50,000 soldiers, they may not be able to wipe out the ten thousand soldiers of Xiang Yu.

For a moment, they seemed to have no idea how they should make the Shanyu choice. Xiang Yu's emergence really disrupted a lot of their established plans.

Suddenly, after a long silence, a leader of the Huns suddenly stood up, looked at Xiang Yu, and asked softly: "In a few years, will the general leave the Huns and return to the land of the Qin Dynasty?"

"If I return to that land, that land should no longer be called the Great Qin."

Xiang Yu's indirect answer made the leaders of the Huns stunned at first, and then finally understood what Xiang Yu meant.

After hearing this, the Xiongnu leader who asked the question glanced around his companions, as if he had made some very important decisions.

He walked step by step into the tent, pointing to the long sword that had just ticked blood and said: "In this case, only General Xiang Yu served as the Chanyu of our Huns, can we keep our Huns on the northern grasslands! Although General Xiang Yu is from the Central Plains, he is a feud with the emperor of the Qin Dynasty. Now he is in the territory of our Huns, he is not the leader of any tribe. If General Xiang Yu becomes the Chanyu of the Huns, he will definitely be extremely fair and strict, and will definitely increase the combat effectiveness of our Huns' cavalry to a higher level and help us get out of this predicament!"

Obviously, the words said in this man were definitely from the heart. He said this, but he realized that the Huns might not be able to emit their previous glory in the hands of any of them, except Xiang Yu.

None of them could lead their cavalry to resist Meng Tian's attack in the Qin camp of Shangjun soon after, and Xiang Yu might be able to do so. For this point, Xiang Yu was their savior.

Before, the Huns were indeed a little awe of Xiang Yu's emotions. They wanted to be dissatisfied with Xiang Yu's ability to lead troops, but they had to accept it. Now, when someone really proposed to hand over the entire Huns into the hands of this young man, many people didn't want any reason to refuse for a moment.

Because he is not a Hun?

If it were during the prosperous period of the Huns, it would be impossible for a Central Plains man to enter the power center of the Huns. Even if Maodun respected Xiang Yu when he was the Shanyu of the Huns, the decisions of the Huns' core circle never allowed Xiang Yu to participate. What he did was to prevent a foreigner from entering the true core of the Huns.

This is like if a Donghu man appeared in the Qin Dynasty and served as prime minister, it would naturally be quite incredible.

For a moment, there was a lot of discussion in this big tent, but Xiang Yu, the person involved in this matter, still stood up like a pine tree, standing in the position he had been standing. He didn't speak or wanted to speak. He wanted to wait for the Huns to make their own decisions. What he had to do was to follow the flow, rather than to rob. If Xiang Yu had been staying for so long, of course he knew that only they could decide their own destiny for the Huns, and once they made a decision, they would support their decision without hesitation. Besides, in addition to being a hero, he also had a great gift, which depends on the performance of the Huns before deciding whether to give it to them.

This scene in the Huns royal court was something that no one in the Central Plains, including Fan Zeng and Zhang Liang, had never imagined. Only Yu Ji, who had this secret buried in her heart, closed her eyes alone in the big tent, hoping that her man could become the most powerful person on this vast and endless grassland.

Although Yu Ji was not very expecting that Xiang Yu had such great power, she knew that Xiang Yu's decision this time was for her, or a large part of it was for her. As a woman of this era, Yu Ji felt very proud of this matter.

While the Huns were making their own decisions in the battle between heaven and man, Ying Gao received a special letter in the hall where the emperor of Xianyang Palace was located, a letter from a place he would never imagine, a person he would never imagine.

This letter came from the grassland of the Huns, from the hands of Xiang Yu, who was almost praised by Ying Gao as his enemy for half his life.

Xiang Yu's letter went directly to Xianyang Palace, and only the Zhu family knew about this matter except Ying Gao.

"He actually changed this way..."

After placing the letter on his desk, Ying Gao's eyebrows couldn't help but frown tightly.

In this letter, Xiang Yu actually explained directly to Ying Gao that no one knew about this letter except himself, but when Ying Gao saw this letter, he was probably already a Khan of the Xiongnu, or he was already dead.

In the letter, Xiang Yu promised that if he became the Shanyu of the Xiongnu, he would not attack the Great Qin Great Wall within three years. However, if the cavalry of the Qin Dynasty left the Great Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu would lead the cavalry of the Xiongnu to destroy them. In the letter, Xiang Yu had already shown that he had mastered the things designed by the Great Qin Dynasty to deal with the Hun cavalry, such as long swords, armor, and the most deadly stirrups.

This letter only has these short contents, but for Ying Gao, the amount of information is really a bit too large.

Who is Xiang Yu? He would rather die than be honest. Why did he suddenly get enlightened? What made him see? Was he thought it himself, or was he stimulated?

Ying Gao knew why it was no longer important at this time. If Xiang Yu had a stubborn combat power before he was enlightened, then if Xiang Yu, who had become the Xiongnu Khan, would probably have fought directly to 999.

"Mr. Master, this matter...whether should I attract the Grand Marshal, General Han Xin and others, and make plans for the long-term, or send troops directly to take down the territory of the Huns first!"

In the eyes of the Zhu family, the Huns seemed to have become like local chickens and dogs. Since they were arrested and killed by Maodun last time, is there only a few scattered soldiers left?

"It is not easy to hide in the land of the Huns. If my Qin army arrives there, it will become the target of public criticism. What's more, my Qin cavalry is not many. After the last bloody battle with the Huns, although I defeated the Huns, the remaining cavalry is less than 70,000. More importantly, Xiang Yu controlled the stirrups..."

"So what?"

"So what can I do? When I meet the Hun cavalry again, my previous advantage is no longer an advantage!"

"Then the emperor thinks, how should we deal with it?"

"Don't make a statement, send someone to the Huns to inquire. I think that since Xiang Yu said that, the new Huns Shanyu should be about to be born."

What Ying Gao didn't know was that what really helped Xiang Yu become the highest-ranking person in the Huns was not his force, but something that was obtained by dragging Ying Gao's blessing, stirrups.

When the Xiongnu leader proposed to make Xiang Yu the Shanyu, he naturally received a lot of opposition. After all, Xiang Yu was from the Central Plains, which was a bit unacceptable for many Xiongnu people with relatively rigid thinking.

In the end, as Xiang Yu was watching coldly, those people concluded that if Xiang Yu could truly upgrade the Huns' cavalry to a ability to continue to dominate the grassland now, they would recognize Xiang Yu's rule.

Obviously, this is absolutely impossible for ordinary Huns. At this time, the Huns were basically the same as the Donghu who was beaten by them. They were just lingering. It was just a dream to continue to dominate the grassland. A common idea was that the Donghu people would fight in a few days. In order not to have the effect of losing both sides, many tribes have decided to return the land he had occupied before, and then make a standstill for a while before talking about the others.

Just as they came to this conclusion and looked at Xiang Yu one after another, Xiang Yu smiled slightly, pulled something out of the package around his waist and threw it on the ground, which was a stirrup he had removed from the horses of the Great Qin cavalry before.

Maodun did find the stirrup, but he had no life to bring this thing back. Now, it still appears in the Huns.

When the Huns asked Xiang Yu what this was, what Xiang Yu said was that he just wanted to find two people with similar riding skills, one used this stirrup, and the other did not, just try it out.

As a result, in less than a stick of incense, several Hun leaders who went out to watch their tribe perform experiments came back happily. After returning, they knelt down at Xiang Yu. Now, the result of the stirrup is self-evident.

Ying Gao didn't see these things, but he had already figured out the tone in Xiang Yu's letter. After sighing, Ying Gao could only decide not to imagine Xiang Yu so powerful before he got any news about the Huns' Shanyu. Maybe this guy wanted to pretend to be thirteen in front of the Huns with the stirrup he invented, but he ended up in a situation where he could not rebel.

Alas, forget it, let’s focus on the main thing first!

While thinking this way, Ying Gao ordered someone to go to Yangzi's palace to see if she was back.

Before receiving Xiang Yu's letter, Ying Gao was waiting for a result. During the period of time, what guidance did he use to make Han Xin develop a strong interest in his sister, Yang Zi, the most noble princess of Daqin.

But even if both parties are interested, Ying Gao still cannot be careless. It is a big project to deal with later generations. Although he had to simplify a little bit due to the times, it would not be simplified. Both parties have not met alone, so they decided to make this matter aside?

Moreover, through the matters of Han Xin and Yang Zi, Ying Gao also wanted to create a benchmark in the territory of Daqin. If they really only look at Mung Beans and meet them, wouldn’t it be great to slightly promote this free love within the scope of Daqin through these two people?

Ying Gao thought about it from the perspective of an ordinary Qin Qianshou. Although Han Xin is now a famous general in the Qinshou, his origin was just a Qianshou in Huaiyin. If this were not done before, even the nobles would not want to marry their women to such people, because in their opinion, such people would be bad.
Chapter completed!