When he decided to rely on others, he had already thought about how to rebel. This was unrighteous. Even though he knew that Yuan Shu had great ambitions and had the intention to become an emperor, he deliberately wanted to give him the imperial seal, which was disloyal. In the words of later generations, Sun Quan was a refined egoist. He had no morality in his eyes but only interests. As long as it was beneficial to himself, he could even violate all rules!

There is a saying that warriors never get tired of cheating. On the battlefield, the more they ignore the rules, the more they don’t play according to common sense, the more they often make greater gains. Therefore, Shi Zimiao believed that the reason why Sun Quan became like this was completely influenced by military education. Although Sun Quan seemed to have read so many books and read the Four Books and Five Classics, in fact, Sun Quan lacked the influence of Confucius and Mencius since he was a child.

Of course, what Shi Zimiao cares the most was the point of "disloyalty", which proves that Sun Quan did not have any awe of the Han imperial power. This time he encouraged Yuan Shu to be the emperor, and the time was really ripe in the future. Sun Quan could not guarantee that he would not become the emperor himself. Shi Zimiao believed that Sun Quan could definitely do it!

"Master, what should I do with this letter now?" Diao Chan asked carefully. Fortunately, Shi Zimiao was here, otherwise Diao Chan would not have died of conflict. On the one hand, she had agreed to Sun Quan, and Sun Quan did not lie. He was indeed persuading Sun Ce to withdraw his troops, and Diao Chan should keep his promise; but on the other hand, Diao Chan also knew very clearly how huge the impact this letter would have.

"Of course I sent it as usual. I can't regret it if I promised someone else's business." Shi Zimiao said for granted it.

"Ah?" Diao Chan was stunned and was extremely surprised at Shi Zimiao's answer. After all, in Diao Chan's eyes, Shi Zimiao would never do this kind of thing about letting the tiger go back to the mountain. In fact, from a certain point of view, Shi Zimiao and Sun Quan are very similar. They are both the kind of people who can easily ignore the rules, but Sun Quan is for personal gain, while Shi Zimiao is for the righteousness of the world.

"Just send it intact?" Diao Chan couldn't help but ask. She still thought it wouldn't be that simple, guessing whether Shi Zimiao wanted to do something in the letter.

"There must be a secret code in this kind of letter, which can be changed randomly, but it will add to the slightest part." Shi Zimiao said lightly, "Besides, a beast that knows the trend is no longer terrible. Diao Chan, after sending the letter, you go back to the mountain gate and inform all disciples outside to return in the near future. I have an important matter to announce it."

Diao Chan was shocked. Since her birth, Diao Chan had never seen a gathering of her master on such a scale. Is it because Shi Zi Miao used Quan Jingzhai's power to Sun Quan? Sun Quan is worth Shi Zi Miao's achievement?

"Affect the order."

Diao Chan received the order, suddenly remembered something, looked at Shi Zimiao, and asked,

"What about you, Master?"

Since Shi Zimiao asked Diao Chan to go back to pass the message, it means that she does not plan to return to the mountain gate at least in the near future. You should know that Shi Zimiao rarely came out of the mountain in the past. Now the difficulty of the Jiangdong Army has been solved. What else should Shi Zimiao do when she stays outside?

"You don't have to worry about me, I will make arrangements later." Shi Zimiao said and left.

When she was in place, Diao Chan's eyes flashed. I wonder if she was thinking too much, but her intuition told her that Shi Zimiao was so anxious, could she be chasing Sun Quan?

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On this side, Sun Quan, who left his letters, was somewhat relieved.

He didn't know what choice would be made by his elder brother Sun Ce if he didn't leave this letter; he wasn't sure whether the effect of leaving this letter was good or bad. Maybe Sun Ce could really win Xiangyang in a fight? But Sun Quan firmly believed that the choice he gave would not be wrong at least. Jiangdong is the root of the Sun family. Only by consolidating the rear first can you look at the world!

Sun Quan did not say some words in the letter, but he believed that when that time came, his elder brother Sun Ce should also know clearly what to do. If he handed over the jade seal of the kingdom to Yuan Shu, he only needed some fanning the flames and Yuan Shu would definitely become emperor. At that time, Sun Ce would have absolutely legitimate reasons to raise troops to rebel against Yuan. People in the world would not scold Sun Ce for rebelling against the Lord, but would only praise him for knowing the righteousness. If it goes well, the Jiangdong Army could still seize Yuan Shu's territory as a righteous army. Even in the years under Yuan Shu, Sun Ce took the initiative to be familiar with some generals and finally had a high probability of inciting many people. In any case, Sun Ce, who knew the roots of Yuan Shu's camp, would definitely be able to take the lead and gain greater benefits before other princes!

After the major events on the front line, the rest is Sun Quan himself.

Zhang Ning had to leave first and summon all leaders of the Yellow Turbans. Only if she took action personally could she gather the split Yellow Turban generals together. Sun Quan hoped that Zhang Ning could ask these Yellow Turban soldiers to help inquire about his father's whereabouts, but Zhang Ning also reminded Sun Quan that there were many people in the Yellow Turban army who hated Sun Jian. Not to mention whether anyone was willing to help, even if they were willing, they might be malicious. Sun Quan did not care about this. In this regard, he would find a way to resolve it. The key now is that he must find someone.

After Zhang Ning left, Sun Quan continued to follow Guan Hai and returned to the branch of the Yellow Turban Qingzhou led by him.

The Qingzhou Yellow Turbans are very large, and Guan Hai is only one of the commanders. However, unlike other Yellow Turban branches, the Qingzhou Yellow Turbans are considered a small group and often advance and retreat together. Guan Hai himself, because of his high force and bravery, has a lot of prestige among the entire Qingzhou Yellow Turbans.

On the way,

After hearing the complex internal form of the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army, Sun Quan expressed his concerns. After all, the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army is not Guan Hai's one-man rule. How can Guan Hai convince others if such a major attack on Beihai? Sun Quan believes that Guan Hai will never tell others about his transaction with Guan Hai. Guan Hai must be in his own hands. Without absolute interests, how can Guan Hai convince others?

As a result, Guan Hai didn't care about Sun Quan's problem at all. He just smiled and told Sun Quan that he would know when he got there.

The journey was very long. Sun Quan and his party were very low-key, without riding a horse, and passed through most of the Central Plains. Even those who practice martial arts had a very fast journey, and it had been more than half a month when they arrived at their destination.

In the past half a month, after passing Yuan Shu's territory and inquiring from many sources, he also learned about the movements of Yuan Shu's army. He heard that Yuan Shu had indeed led his troops to Wancheng, and Sun Quan's heart was completely relieved. It seems that Sun Ce finally adopted Sun Quan's suggestion and sent someone to secretly contact Yuan Shu, otherwise how could Yuan Shu suddenly use troops?

In this way, under Guan Hai's leadership, Sun Quan and the others finally arrived at the temporary base of the Yellow Turban Army in Qingzhou. Only after they arrived here did Sun Quan finally understand what Guan Hai meant on the way.

Originally, Sun Quan's understanding of the Yellow Turbans was basically heard from the generals in his family. The Yellow Turban Army, which could be fought against the Jiangdong Army at that time, was also the elite Yellow Turbans under Zhang Jiao, and was already considered a very orthodox army. Sun Quan always knew that the Yellow Turbans are completely different from the Yellow Turbans at the time, but in Sun Quan's imagination, the Yellow Turbans today should be a wild force, just like the Eighth Route Army on TV, the gap with the Orthodox Army is more in equipment.
Chapter completed!