Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Commander Pang ate too many green hawthorns. Are you unhappy?

Riding on the horse, Zhang Fei looked at Pang Yi's face, keeping strangers away from him, and was very curious.

Most of the candied haws made yesterday ended up in the stomachs of the students. In the end, only the green hawthorn fruits were left for a few people.

The sugar coating was mellow and sweet, but the fruit was extremely sour. The power made Zhang Fei's teeth go soft when he thought about it, so he thought Pang Tong still cared about it.

Pang Tong snorted, remembering the group of students who even pestered Kong Ming after eating to ask him when he would have time to make up for another major lesson.

There are so many students who are not satisfied and even compete with him for the only apprentice! Pang Tong thought angrily.

But these words were finally buried in my heart and I shook my head:

I'm just thinking about how to deal with Han Sui.

Apart from Jiang Wei's affairs, Kong Ming also discussed the situation in Yongliang with Pang Tong, and in the end the two of them figured out a way out for Han Sui.

Next, we have to see what choice the Han general who conquers the west will make.

It is now the beginning of August. The Cao thieves have harvested new grain and are ready to move. The same goes for Yizhou.

With the surplus food, I can free up my hands, and the chaos in Yongliang must be sorted out no matter what.

But we are leaving Qishan?!

As soon as he talked about this, Zhang Fei became very excited:

Ma Su is still in Fangling, can he be transferred back?

Since we are leaving Qishan, why don't the military advisors come?

If there is a horse farm in Yongliang, can I try to form a cavalry first?

Zhang Fei has always been like this, calling Kong Ming military advisor, and treating him and Xu Shu by their surname.

Pang Tong had no objection to this. He sat on his horse and listened to Zhang Fei's chatter, and simply replied:

Kong Ming said that Yongliang can fight with one hand now, so there is no need for him to come over.

As for what Kong Ming will do next, he didn't say, but Pang Tong could guess it:

Send out elite soldiers, stabilize Nanzhong, and poison the whole body...that is, India.

Now that the people's livelihood in Yizhou is improving, it's time to straighten out the business principles, so that the barbarian kings in Nanzhong know that Yizhou has changed.

It is better to ask Sima Yi to accompany the army.

Kong Ming suggested this when facing the candidates for the leadership of Nanzhong.

Liu Zhang did not have strong control over Nanzhong. Ever since Liu Bei entered Jiangzhou, rebellions in Nanzhong have occasionally emerged.

However, thanks to the rapid change of ownership in Nanzhong, these rebellions did not turn into large-scale rebellions.

But this does not mean that Liu Bei does not care about him anymore.

On the contrary, after resting for nearly a year, Liu Bei also felt itchy in his bones and took the initiative to lead Ding Nanzhong.

It's just that when it comes to the difficulty in selecting his followers, Kong Ming seems to have already prepared the draft:

It is advisable to move Sima Yi to join the army and follow the lord in the army.

It is appropriate to order Feng Xi, Zhang Nan, and Wu Yi to be the leading military governors, and Li Hui and Zhang Yi to be the accompanying army chief registers.

The terrain in Nanzhong is complex and does not require many troops, so the candidates must be carefully selected.

Feng Xi and Zhang Nan are all upright generals who don't need special troops. They are suitable for the strategy of pacifying Nanzhong, and they are reliable.

Wu Yi is talented, his sister has an ambiguous relationship with his lord, and Wu Yi is cooperative with all the decrees promulgated by Liu Bei without any criticism, so he should be allowed to lead the army and gain experience.

Li Hui and Zhang Yi both got their names from the light curtain, and both of them are currently serving as meritorious officials. It is appropriate to join the army to familiarize themselves with the situation and make suggestions.

As for Sima Yi... I really want to call him a heavyweight.

Kong Ming is just waiting to celebrate my victory. The leader of the thieves in Nanzhong will be leveled in March!

The sun is rising.

On the Wanli Bridge east of Chengdu, Liu Bei confidently gave Kong Ming a guarantee.

Liu Bei himself would not be sure if he went out of Hanzhong to fight with Ma Chao and Han Sui.

But if he talks about going to Nanzhong to fight the natives in the woods, Liu Bei feels like... How do you say the word light screen?

Hold the handle in hand.

If the soldiers are well-equipped and the food is sufficient, all the generals will seek battle. This is the way to victory.

Liu Bei also glanced at Sima Yi, who was smiling next to him:

Moreover, Emperor Xuan of Jin was with the army, how could he lose?

Kong Minggong handed over:

Then it will last for three months. Then I will prepare enough food and wine to wait for my lord to return victoriously.

Liu Bei nodded, shook the reins, and then said loudly.

Ma Zhong, pass on my military order and the army will set off!

Since they were going to attack Nanzhong, the 16,000 soldiers and horses assembled were gathered at the south gate of Chengdu.

Liu Bei was dragged here by his subordinates, saying that since he was going on a long journey, he must come to the Wanli Bridge for a walk.

Now that the bridge is gone, the army naturally has to leave as soon as possible.

At this time, Hu Du in Chengdu was waiting for Li Shu at the gate of the government office, and was about to go in and have class together.

At this time, he heard the sound of horses galloping. A young general galloped across the straight, then turned south and disappeared.

The envy in Hu Du's eyes could not be hidden, and Li Shu comforted him:

Uncle Liu Huang said two days ago that Hu Du will be the pillar of Han Dynasty in the future.

There was a little more smile in Hu Du's eyes, he nodded and said:

Um!

Then he thought about it and said:

I only hope that the emperor's uncle can return victoriously.

Li Shu's eyes turned into two crescents when she smiled:

Yesterday, my father went to the Taoist temple in the city to pray for the emperor's uncle. When he came back, he said that many people had the same idea.

Hu Du was not surprised by this:

The emperor's benevolence.

Compared with Liu Yan who wants to be the emperor, and Liu Zhang who has full pleasure skills.

Uncle Liu Huang allows everyone to have surplus food, which is the most intuitive manifestation.

Fox Du's experience is even deeper.

After all, what is being discussed in the streets today is the great victory in Jingzhou and Nanzhong, which Uncle Liu Huang personally conquered.

In the words of Uncle Hu Du: Yizhou is not alone.

Scholars and ambitious people all hope to become famous in the world, but:

Liu Yan granted Yizhou the title of emperor.

Liu Zhang lost Hanzhong and was left alone.

Yizhou people have been confused for too long: Where is the way to become famous in the world?

But now that the emperor's uncle has entered Shu, he has made everyone in Yizhou respect his orders with a stormy rhythm, reconnecting Yizhou with Jingzhou in Hanzhong and no longer alone.

The Han thieves were defeated externally, and civil affairs were repaired internally. The aging Yizhou was rejuvenated.

Some people want to follow this ancestor-like clan member to achieve great things and make themselves famous in the world.

There are also people who take advantage of the re-opened road to the Central Plains and set off immediately. The fate of Cao Cao will be fulfilled immediately.

In short, you no longer have to waste your time.

Unlike the somewhat dull sentiments of the Yizhou people, the Jingzhou people could only celebrate when facing a great victory on the front line.

Among them, the people whose taste is most difficult to describe are undoubtedly the people of Jiangling.

After the defeat of Chibi, all the original people in Jiangling City had been forcibly moved away by Cao Jun.

Today's people in Jiangling are complex. Some are Jianghuai people who followed Lei Xu across Tianzhu Mountain, and some are old Jingzhou people who fled south in advance from Xinye, Wancheng, Xiangyang and other places.

They had cheered for Zhou Gongjin's victory at Red Cliff, and also mourned his untimely death.

What followed was a confused question: Zhou Lang died young, who can stop Cao's army from attacking?

At this time, Jiangling City’s singing record is the best response to this question:

Guan Yunchang's navy defeated Fancheng in seven days.

Huang Zhong's formation beheaded Le into Xiangyang and destroyed himself.

Guan Yunchang made a surprise attack on Wancheng at night.

Military advisor Xu waved his fan to drive back one hundred thousand Cao soldiers.

Zhang Yide angrily scolded Cao Ahao before the battle.

Except for the authenticity of the last one, which needs to be verified, the other achievements have been confirmed by merchants from Wancheng.

After all, according to what people in Wancheng said, General Zhang was busy securing the city defense at that time, and it was General Guan who went after Cao Cao himself. Therefore, even if he was angry in front of the battle, it should be General Guan who was angry.

But everyone has never seen General Guan swearing, so it is a bit hard to imagine, so some people speculated whether it turned into General Zhang's swearing in battle.

After all, General Zhang is well known for his loud voice and bad temper.

And when the people in Jiangling heard the Wancheng people vividly saying that General Naguan was chasing Cao Cao one after another, many of them clapped their thighs and regretted:

Why didn't you kill that thief Cao with a knife?

After all, whether it was the people of Jianghuai or the old people of Jingzhou, most of their relatives and friends died in the war.

The common people shook their heads in regret, while the merchants breathed a sigh of relief. Jiangling City was no longer the front line facing Cao's thieves, which gave their business a lot more protection out of thin air.

It's not that I don't trust General Guan and Jiangling's city defense, it's really...how do you say that?

A gentleman doesn't stand under a dangerous wall.

It was not until Xu Shuzhen returned in triumph that Jiang Wan, who was temporarily stationed in Jiangling, truly breathed a sigh of relief.

After Guan Yu and Xu Shu went north, Jiang Wan changed his office location and took charge of the affairs of Jingzhou and defended his allies in the east. It was said that he was exhausted mentally and physically.

Therefore, after meeting Xu Shu for the first time, Jiang Wan complained:

Now we know why Prime Minister Zhuge died so early!

Xu Shu shook his head and laughed:

Although we have won a great victory, Gongyan still needs to be patient.

Complaints are complaints, but Jiang Wan did not shirk when it came to business matters. Hearing this, he frowned and said:

Is the north of Jingzhou still unsettled?

Xu Shu shook his head and said:

The war is over. Guan Ping and General Huang are invincible. They have defeated each other in successive battles. Jingzhou has been restored.

Now Guan Ping and General Huang are stationed in Duyang City together.

They invaded again in mid-July, but were blocked by General Huang. An arrow hit Xu Huangtou, but Cao's army was unable to return.

Jiang Wan was in charge of Jingzhou, so he was naturally familiar with the information. He probably made a silent assessment and said:

Although the grain has been collected, it will take time to transport it. Shouldn't Xu Huang be supervising only a partial army?

Two armies. Xu Shu confirmed:

There is nothing to worry about in the north now, except...

Jiang Wan sighed and said:

Koto.

As he spoke, Jiang Wan picked up the book on the table, flipped through it and said:

A few months ago, Lu Zijing was in charge of Jiangxia.

More than a month ago, Bu Zhi and Lu Meng were in charge of Jiangxia.

Half a month ago, the official letters sent down the river by merchants only had Lu Meng's seal.

Jiangdong and Jingzhou have always had bulk commodity exchanges. Jiangling exports sugar brocade from Yizhou and collects iron ore and coal from Jiangdong.

All these transactions require the signature of the county governor. Judging from the name left behind, Lu Su is no longer in Jiangxia and has become Lu Meng.

This is one of the reasons why Jiang Wan is still mentally and physically exhausted. He is really afraid that this guy will cross the river in white for him.

Xu Shu nodded silently, tapped the table with his fingers, and said in deep thought:

During the war, a group of secret envoys came from Xudu and went to Jiangxia.

There was a stop in Wancheng for supplies, and there is a record of what was obtained by General Guan.

Jiang Wan understood clearly and probably understood why Lu Su suddenly left Jiangxia.

And in terms of the worst-case scenario, Brother Shiwan... no, Sun Quan may really become the King of Wu.

Then Xu Shu revealed another news:

A letter from Guan Ping, saying that there was a tip from a merchant.

The emperor may be patrolling the north.