After careful deliberation, Zheng Daye chose to cross the Caspian Sea and successfully entered Mesopotamia, wisely bypassing the southern region notorious for perpetual warfare and known as the "graveyard of great powers." At this golden moment of surging national development, he refused to be bogged down by the turmoil and conflicts there. Zheng Daye decided that when the time was ripe, he would return to govern this chaotic land and incorporate it into the unified territory of the nation.
Such strategic deployment not only demonstrated Zheng Daye's profound foresight and extraordinary wisdom, but also heralded even more glorious achievements for him in the future.
Meanwhile, the troops led by Zhao Gou pushed all the way east and reached the East European Plain; Zheng Daye actively purged the Aolai whites in Mesopotamia to clear obstacles for national stability; and Zhang Yonghe took charge of Lanzhou in Central Asia, overseeing logistics to ensure the frontline soldiers had no worries at home.
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