The civil and military officials of Qin Country all advised Qin Tian to send troops.
Zuo Yuanhao also strongly urged Qin Tian to set aside his concerns and directly dispatch troops.
However, all their persuasion was not as direct as the Fourteenth Prince's persuasion now.
He was no longer the Fourteenth Prince, nor the Peace King of the Tianyuan Dynasty, but Qin Yan of Qin Country.
"We have already incited quite a few soldiers of the Imperial City, tens of thousands, and even the Forbidden Army. As long as you attack the Imperial City, my teacher and I will join forces with you, inside and out. Emperor Xuan, even with two elders from the Elder Council supporting him, absolutely cannot withstand it; it is a sure defeat."
At this moment, Qin Tian completely believed Qin Yan's words.
In fact, attacking the Imperial City from inside and outside was indeed a guaranteed victory.
