Lyle and the Dynasty's Edge Chapter 21

As if he had been stabbed in the chest, Griffin Gang trembled all over. He had done something stupid. For the sake of the birthday celebration, he actually ordered the Military Affairs Office to stop working and not to send or process any memorials or telegrams. He could only say evasively: "I have already ordered that any urgent memorials and telegrams should be sent at any time. I think I should go back to take a look. Prince Gong's words are very sharp. 

I think so too. Greed is insatiable. Since the Japanese have crossed the river, they will not turn back after hitting a nail. Please ask the Empress Dowager to grant me leave." As if she had been stabbed in the B*tt0cks, Cecily trembled in her heart. She had done something stupid. During the period of war against Japan, she should have gone all out. Why did she do this whitewashing thing in the capital!

Resolute and anxious as a spark, he rushed to the Forbidden City in a donkey cart. The door of the military aircraft department was locked, and the eunuch in charge of the keys was transferred out to celebrate the celebration. The dignified military minister had no choice but to ask his attendants to break open the window and climb in like a dog. Memorials and telegrams are piled up all over the table. Why is it that after a few days of not working, official documents pile up like a mountain! Griffin Gang flipped through several copies and found some articles celebrating birthdays. He decided to rush back to the Summer Palace immediately.

Just when Griffin Gang was about to climb back out of the window, the attendant picked out three messages from the table and screamed: "They are all urgent!" Griffin Gang quickly took them to read, and he shouted: "Oh my God" ! "Lyle Li reported in this message that Nolan Nie's troops were both offensive and defensive, and finally retreated after holding on for half a month at Dakaoling. 

The bad thing is that the defenders on both sides collapsed as soon as they came into contact with the enemy. Therefore, when they were defeated, they had no fighting spirit and no pay and money! He shouted again: "Oh my God!" Lyle Li reported in another telegram that the two groups of enemy troops crossing the river were madly attacking Liaodong and were threatening to sweep across Manchuria! He shouted again: "My grandma!" In his third telegram, Lyle Li reported that the Japanese army had landed by sea from another route, occupied Dalian, would attack Port Arthur, and were about to attack the Great Wall. He was too busy to go to Beijing to pay his birthday.