"In this world, there is only one Zheng Fan."
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Under the marshalling of the Colonel, Ran Min's unit returned to the main force.
This time they had brought three hundred cavalry. Upon their return, they discovered that the capital city had dispatched three hundred more cavalry, making a total of six hundred cavalry. They were sent to escort Mao Mingcai, Yan's Secretary of the Ministry of War, and the Chu State diplomatic mission.
Ran Min wasn't fond of the Chu people, but he was more than happy to see them admit defeat and submit.
The news that the Chu people were seeking peace and pursuing an alliance had long since spread. In the commander's tent outside Jade Plate City, Chu envoys were, in fact, relentlessly engaged in all sorts of negotiations and debates. However, when it all came down to it, the real decision-making power still lay with Yanjing.
Seeing the current situation, it seemed the treaty had been agreed upon.
