Chapter 1839
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"Xu Bujian, a traveling merchant of the Xi tribe, greets the Khan!"
Under the lead of a soldier, Tang Jian entered this palace on the grassland. After entering, he didn't have time to admire the luxurious furnishings in the palace (in fact, there wasn't much to admire here. Although this palace could be said to be prosperous in the grassland where resources were scarce, it couldn't be compared to the past imperial palaces of the Central Plains). He directly walked up to the man sitting at the head of the table and performed a special greeting of the grassland people.
He directly addressed Tuli as' Khan 'instead of' Little Khan ', which was an invisible flattery to Tuli. This made Tuli's mood …
"No need to be so polite!"
An indifferent voice came from above. Tang Jian straightened his body and finally had time to size up Tuli sitting at the head of the table. He saw that Tuli had a broad face, a high nose, and a pair of eyes as sharp as an eagle's. However, there was also a hint of depth and wisdom in them. In addition, there was a half-inch long stubble on Tuli's chin. Because he had not taken care of it for a long time, the stubble grew chaotically like weeds. This made his originally heroic and extraordinary face look somewhat decadent.
Presumably, the recent situation on the grassland made Tuli feel powerless and desperate!
Tang Jian thought to himself.
In fact, he had met Tuli once before. That was when Xieli led hundreds of thousands of soldiers to Chang 'an. Li Er led a group of officials out of the city and signed an alliance with Xieli. At that time, Tuli, as the Second Khan of the Turkic Khans, was naturally present. However, at that time, Tuli, who had led his troops into the heart of the Great Tang, was in high spirits. How could he be as lethargic as he was now?
"I heard from General Ni Shi that you can help us out of our current desperate situation. Is that true?"
At this moment, Tang Jian was sizing up Tuli. Tuli was also sizing up Tang Jian. The more he looked at Tang Jian, the stranger he felt. It was not that he recognized Tang Jian, but he felt that Tang Jian looked very strange. He could not tell what was strange about Tang Jian, but he felt that Tang Jian's appearance was somewhat awkward. After sizing him up for a while, Tuli got straight to the point and asked.
(Actually, the reason Tuli felt strange and awkward when he looked at Tang Jian was because Tang Jian was a Tang. Although this time he entered the prairie in disguise, his face and facial features still had the distinctive features of people from the Central Plains.)
"Replying to Khan, there is indeed such a thing! I can help you escape from the Great Khan's encirclement! "
Tang Jian smiled and replied in a neither servile nor overbearing manner.
…
"Xi Tribe's traveling merchant Xu Bujian greets the Khan!"
Under the lead of a soldier, Tang Jian entered this palace on the grassland. After entering, he didn't have time to admire the luxurious furnishings in the palace (in fact, there wasn't much to admire here. Although this palace could be said to be prosperous in the grassland where resources were scarce, it couldn't be compared to the past imperial palaces of the Central Plains). He directly walked up to the man sitting at the head of the table and performed a special greeting of the grassland people.
He directly addressed Tuli as' Khan 'instead of' Little Khan '. Unknowingly, he was flattering Tuli, which made Tuli's mood very bad.
"No need for formalities!"
An indifferent voice came from above. Tang Jian stood up straight. Only now did he have time to size up Tuli, who was sitting at the head of the table. He saw that Tuli had a broad face, a high nose, and a pair of eyes as sharp as an eagle's, but they also revealed a bit of profundity and wisdom. In addition, there was a half-inch long stubble on Tuli's chin.
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