Once something unspeakable happens, Liusha...or the entire eldest son's faction is likely to be primarily under pressure from the Central Plains, from Guanzhong, from Lianghe (Hedong Hanoi) and Liangchuan (Sanchuan Yingchuan) and Liangyang

(Nanyang, Huaiyang) and other areas.

At this time, Wang Li was like a thunder buried in the rear of Beidi.

Once it explodes, it may not cause much direct damage to the eldest son's faction, but it is hard to say how much chain reaction it will cause.

So Meng Tian said that Wang Li must be removed first.

It's too bad to be attacked from both sides.

Fusu nodded after listening, and then asked, "So General Meng thinks that he should strike first and annihilate him in one fell swoop?"

"This is the simplest and most direct way to deal with it." Meng Tian nodded.

"But this will lead to a civil war among the northern border troops..." Fusu was a little worried about this.

Although the wolves had suffered another heavy blow, and Chen Ping had arranged for them a good bone to gnaw on in advance to distract them, the defense line at the border was still indispensable.

The wolf tribe is said to be a whole, but in fact it is a group that is more loose and fragmented than the Zhou Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period.

No matter how much meat the tribes under Mao Dun eat, it doesn't matter, there will still be a large number of tribes who will have no supplies to survive the winter, and will still need to come to the Central Plains to plunder to survive.

Of course, as long as Maodun, the Shanyu, does not come to an end, the intensity of the invasion will be very limited, and there is no need to deploy too many troops.

But even so, the possible consequences of allowing the Northland border troops to fight among themselves are still very dangerous.

"Is there any other plan that can reduce the intensity of the fight as much as possible, such as a beheading operation?" Fusu asked about the feasibility of another plan.

If we only target Wang Li and a few other high-ranking military officials, there is a high probability that we can regain control of the entire northern border army without losing a single soldier, and everyone will be happy. Of course, Wang Li may have some opinions, but they are not important.

"This... decapitation operation can certainly minimize losses, but I'm afraid it's not easy to operate." Meng Tian replied with some embarrassment, "It's hard for us to find opportunities... whether it's active or passive."

Beheading has been the most efficient military action plan since ancient times.

Without a general, whether it is ten thousand or one hundred thousand people, it is just a number, and the level of threat is not even comparable to the same number of pigs.

But this is also the most difficult solution.

If you want to behead someone, the most important thing is to have an internal agent with a high enough status on the enemy's side. With information, everything will be easier to handle.

If no one cooperates internally and externally, if you want to behead someone, you will have to wait and see if your opponent gives you a chance.

As a top student from a major, Wang Li couldn't help but be on guard against Liusha - what's more, Liusha was known for having many martial arts masters, so if he didn't want to die inexplicably, he would definitely be extra vigilant.

It's unrealistic to expect him to give you a chance.

As for internal agents... Wang Li is surrounded by sons of his Wang family, or absolute confidants promoted and trained by Wang Jian and Wang Ben in his early years. The chance of defecting is zero.

The only person who is not directly related to the Wang family is Wang Li's deputy Shejian.

But that guy was an extremely pure fundamentalist imperialist who recognized no one but the emperor's orders.

Expect him to defect unless the then emperor rebels first.

Fusu thought about it and felt that this was really not easy to do.

Even if a master like Gai Nie Weizhuang were left alone and helpless, it would be unrealistic to rush into a large army camp with more than 10,000 people and kill the general without any help.

"If beheading doesn't work..." Fusu fell into deep thought. After a moment, his eyes lit up and he came up with a more bizarre idea, "Why don't we let him go?"

"Ah?" Meng Tian was stunned by this idea, and he didn't even turn around for a while.

Seeing this, Fusu explained, "What I mean is, let Wang Li take people out of Beidi."

"I think there's no reason for him to stay and fight with us, right?"

Theoretically speaking, Wang Li has chosen to be enemies with Liusha and the eldest son Fusu, and the two sides will naturally fight to the death.

But reality is not a game. If you encounter an enemy, you have to start a battle. Moreover, the game will probably give you an option to retreat.

Once he lost the direct support of Ying Zheng and officially started a war with the eldest son's faction, Wang Li was actually in an isolated and helpless situation in the North.

He is not saying that there are no reinforcements, but that there is a high probability that there are no supplies. This is one of the reasons why Meng Tian said that it should be solved as soon as possible. Even if you want to fight with him, he will not be willing to fight with you.

In this case, staying in Beidi and fighting with Fusu to the end is the next best option for Wang Li anyway - because there is no guarantee whether Fusu will die or not, he will definitely die!

I will never choose unless I have no choice.

If Fusu deliberately releases water at this time and gives Wang Li a chance to evacuate the Northland, he will most likely leave directly, right?

Wang Li might not dare to disobey Ying Zheng's orders, but if someone else sat on the throne of the emperor, he would definitely give priority to himself.
Chapter completed!