"Wenhe made a plan to scatter the Qin Dynasty in the west, and millions of people died, but when he came back, he only served as the general's mansion to report Cao's hand... he was a little embarrassed."

"The lord who should give will naturally give it to you. He is too busy and worried about the murder."

"Haha... Then stop this. By the way, the lord sent Wen Chou and Zhang He to take Liaodong first as the general. What does Wen He think?"

"... Everything has its pros and cons. After returning from the Western Expedition, the lord finally made up his mind."

"Oh? Wenhe might as well talk about it, see if it's the same as Ru's thought."

"We first take Liaodong, because we value the good weather in the past few years, Liaodong, western Liaoning, and sufficient troops and food. We just want to provide a feasible foundation for the future three armies to move south..."

The black piece fell on the chessboard, and the grease flowed from the burning lights next to it. The old man raised his face and looked at the chess intently, "...... Although there is a prestige to win Liaodong, the princes of the Central Plains, Jingzhou and Jiangdong in the south are probably prepared and will definitely resist with all their might. If they go south first, the two states in the north will not be able to support the 180,000 Western Expedition Army, or even the troops of Xu Rong and Tian Yu."

Li Ru Fu Xu nodded, and then left a son: "There is no way to do this. We can only take down two granaries in western Liaodong first. However, can't Wenhe see that there is another meaning behind the scenes in Liaodong this time and the daytime inspection of the three armies today?"

On the opposite side, he was twisting the blackzi's hand and stopped. Jia Xu said, "It's rare for the lord to take a step." Then, he pressed the chessboard and cut off the climate gradually formed by Baizi. His tone suddenly changed, and his somewhat turbid eyes were cautious: "However, Xu still wants to remind Wenyou, don't be too proactive and eager about the above matters. If it's not for asking, don't speak easily. If it's done, then it's fine, if..."

Then he fell down the chess piece and his words sank: "...... If you cannot be a king, those who say that you will fall sharply if you don't die."

"My words are remembered in my heart by Ru." Li Ru bowed, and Jia Xu on the opposite side also stood up and said, "It's getting late, so say goodbye."

"I send you."

The two of them walked side by side, talked about the past of Western Liang, and then talked about interesting things in the West. Jia Xu rarely laughed out loud: "Wenyou should go. Those Persian women were quite interesting in the bed curtains. Unfortunately, during those years, they fought everywhere, and had nothing to eat in winter, and they were all found by hungry soldiers and cooked them all, otherwise they could also give one to Wenyou."

"Confucianism is not comparable to literary and has the ability to nourish one's body, and such blessings are difficult to absorb."

With a joke, he came to the front yard of the government office and sent Jia Xu onto the carriage and said goodbye. Not long after, in the deep night, the sound of the trumpet of the troops and horses vaguely heard outside the city. This time, the conquest of Liaodong, Wen Chou and Zhang He were the vanguard of the left and right wings. Forty thousand soldiers and horses in the upper Gu County were in two ways to capture Liaoxi and Liaodong. In addition, Fengxiang Army was the central army, Pan Feng was the main general, and slowly advanced. Tian Yu of Youzhou sent Tian Kai, and Gongsun Ji led 15,000 generals as the general. After the two armies arrived at Pinggang baggage camp, they set out from Youbeiping to the north of Bailang Mountain.

"If the north is unified and the general trend is established, it is not your final decision whether to be granted a king."

Time flies, Li Ru is like a kind old man standing on the stone steps, carrying his hands on his back, raising his head slightly, listening carefully to the movement of soldiers and horses outside the city, then shook his head, turned around and walked towards the mansion.

After reviewing the three armies, the commander-in-chief of the North, standing on the high platform, the White Wolf King sent a message to attack Liaodong, and spies from other princes sent to watch the ceremony to spread the disturbing information quickly. However, before the horses even set up their way, they encountered layers of checkpoints and searched for Liaodong assassins, which delayed the speed of these people going south. Zhang Nian, Yang Yi and the envoys were released on the sixth day after the army set off.

As a former colleague, Wang Lie sent them out of Juyang City. "I have found out about the Liupu incident that the two were indeed implicated, but my lord has always been clearly distinguished in grudges and will not blame them. Now that the war has begun, it is not convenient for Lie to speak more. Goodbye!"

"Yan Fang!" Zhang Nian shouted, chased after him for a few steps. The other party turned around and bowed heavily to them: "The war in Liaodong has begun, so you two can go back quickly." After that, he got in the car and rushed back to the city.

Zhang Nian looked at it for a moment, turned around and got on his horse, shouting: "Go! Go back."

"Hopefully I can catch up..."

Yang Yi no longer took a carriage and turned over and ran with the veteran. During these days, the news he carried was lagging behind the roads by a large number of people. Some spies had to give up the open plain road and rolled over the Taihang Mountains to spread the message to the south. To the east, the lagging road finally opened up half a month later. The fast horse ran across the mountain trail, and occasionally saw thousands of troops winding down the foothills and spreading eastward.

On April 13, Tian Kai, a general from Youzhou, passed 15,000 troops and horses, advanced towards Bailang Mountain, and reached Bailang Mountain for only more than 200 miles.

On the fifth day of the fifth month, the news of Liaodong was still halfway. Fengxiang's army was the vanguard of the central army, Wen Chou and Zhang He led 40,000 troops to the Pinggang Daying. In the next three days of the same month, the troops led by Tian Kai spread across Bailang Mountain. The fast horses from both sides continued to exchange information on their respective advancements, and soon they captured Liucheng.

The news that western Liaoning was suddenly attacked was like the sudden thunder that made all those who had adapted to prosperity and peace not have time to react. After that, the fast horses returning from Youzhou returned with the news of the wolves' anger and began to spread to Liaodong. In Xiangping, Liaodong, the news had not arrived yet. It was already midsummer in July. Gongsun Kang summoned the envoy of the evil horses and Taiwan from the east in the main hall of the prefect's office. At the same time, they were accompanied by their younger brother Gongsun Gong, their younger sons Gongsun Huang and Gongsun Yuan.

Last year, when I heard that Gongsun Zhi led the Western Expedition Army back, he turned the gathered troops to the southeast and sent two generals Gongsun Mo and Zhang Chang to lead an army of 50,000 to attack Goguryeo, and surrendered more than 30,000 troops from Boguzi Baqi, the eldest son of the King of Goguryeo. He then placed the county of Dianfang. The news spread to Sanhan. It happened that there was an envoy from the Evil Ma Kingdom, who had close contact with Silla. After hearing this, he hurriedly brought a cart of gifts.

Cerry, dressed in straw sandals and mahjong, sat upright and watched the dancer for a while, carefully picked up the wine-jumping Gongsun Kang, the first in the dynasty, and said, "The Han Dynasty is strong, and here in Liaodong, the prefect is even more powerful. Goguryeo has also been defeated, Aso... surrenders..."

Everyone in the hall laughed loudly, and Gongsun Huang pressed his knees to his younger brother Gongsun Yuan and said, "This Japanese slave is really meant to speak, and the word "submission" is used."

"The Japanese slaves use words inappropriately, but it is also true. My father worked hard for many years, had a large granary, and had more than 100,000 armors. He even reduced 30,000 Goguryeo's remaining soldiers. In this place of Liaodong, who would not accept his father's reign as king?"

Hearing the words of the youngest son below, Gongsun Kang, the first person, smiled and waved to Cherimason over there: "It's good if the Japanese envoy is willing. Take your gifts back for yourself. In addition, I will send a few more carts of silk for your queen to protect the cold. If you are bullied in the future, just send someone to Liaodong to find me."

In normal terms, the barbarian envoys were not qualified to let him meet him in person, and they didn't even need to discuss matters in the main hall. However, the other party came to visit on behalf of a country, which was somewhat different from the tribe, but they would not talk deeply. After sending the other party away, the main hall became more active, and Gongsun Yuan's voice was still a little immature: "My father defeated Goguryeo, and his reputation grew, and the Central Plains could not control the place. Our relationship with the governor of the North was quite good. Even if he became king here, no one would go into it. By then, the Gongsun family in Liaodong would be the royal family..."

In the voice of speaking, someone outside the door hurried in with intelligence. Gongsun Kang opened it and looked at it. His head suddenly buzzed. The voice of his son Gongsun Yuan stopped. After feeling his father's face change, he looked at his brother and said softly: "Father... what did the information say?"

The hands that spread out the silk and put them down trembled, Gongsun Kang's face turned pale: "..... Liaodong is about to fight."

The group of Japanese people who walked out of Xiangping looked back at the majestic city. Celimason sat in the simple carriage with envy. He couldn't help but praise the people who were walking beside him: "The Liaodong of Han should be the most powerful in all places, and he is very generous. After returning, he told Queen Himehu that he would send an envoy to come and communicate more."

While the team was gone, the entire Xiangping and Liaodong had already known that the wolf king's army in the west had pushed over again. For a moment, people and horses could be seen everywhere. Gongsun Kang, who had just received a foreign envoy, stood up staggeringly, and then roared with "Ah!" and kicked the table table down with one foot, and the dishes and wine cups on it fell all over the ground. He waved the information in his hand and threw it into the air.

Gongsun Gong, Gongsun Huang and Yuan quickly picked it up and looked through it. The content was densely filled with handwriting. Shanggu County sent troops from February to May to capture Liucheng, and then rushed into western Liaoning.

After capturing Liucheng in May, people sent people to inform Gongsun Kang to offer a picture to assassinate the three armies. Then three groups of troops entered Liaoxi County. On the 20th of the same month, they conquered Yangle, the capital of Liaoxi, and rushed into Yushui to launch an offensive against Liaodong.

On June 17, Youzhou and his troops crossed the river and advanced to Fang County, and successively captured Xinchang, An City with fire, from south to north. At the end of the same month, Wen Chou and Zhang He crossed the Liao River in front and entered Xiangping City.

Almost the troops were coming to the city.

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