Chapter 10: Conquering territory, unifying Tibet!

"No need!"

Qin Mu wore a smile on his lips and shook his head confidently.

Just kidding!

He possessed the Great Qin Iron Eagle Sharpshooters, whose combat effectiveness was at the peak, as well as the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry and the Trap Camp.

With such terrifying strength, there was no need to fight in the conventional way.

"Transmit my order: push straight through until we reach the Tibetan royal city of Lhasa and occupy the Potala Palace!"

Qin Mu exuded an incomparably domineering aura from head to toe.

It seemed as if he were declaring to everyone that those who dared to oppose him would be killed without mercy!

(Seeking flowers, seeking tickets)

"Kill! Kill! Kill!"

All the soldiers felt the domineering aura of Qin Mu, who stood alone above the heavens and the earth, and roared fanatically amidst the whistling wind.

"Set off!"

Qin Mu waved his hand and led the 200,000-strong army toward the Tibetan royal city!

Time flew, and in the blink of an eye, several months had passed.

A terrifying and mysterious army was rampaging wildly within Tibetan territory.

Everywhere they went, all living beings bowed and submitted.

Not knowing when it started.

A legend arose in Tibet.

Divine soldiers had descended to the world, representing the will of heaven, and those who resisted would enter hell after death.

Fear is the best catalyst for rumors.

This legend quickly spread throughout all of Tibet.

Some city defenders even surrendered upon seeing Qin Mu's army arrive!

In just a few short months.

Qin Mu had conquered eighty-six cities and occupied half of Tibet's territory.

At the same time.

The legitimate heir to Tibet, Songtsen Gampo, had also finished reorganizing and occupied the other half of the territory.

Many divided forces or tribes, unwilling to be swallowed and conquered by Qin Mu, chose to join Songtsen Gampo's camp.

Songtsen Gampo assembled 500,000 troops and was fully prepared, determined to fight Qin Mu to the death!

Just as Tibet was plunged into an endless purgatory of war, the Great Tang was peaceful and calm. ===== CHAPTER 12 =====